If you didn’t, then you’re too late. The deadline has now passed and no further questions will be considered. (Sorry!)

We’ll let you know which ones we’ve chosen for both premieres soon.

Have a good weekend, all.

Unfortunately not attending a cinema..

David Gilmour, suppose you’re invited for dinner at the house of a good friend who happens to be a good cook, famous for his desserts. The feast starts. The first course is very tasty, the next is even better and after the third, you feel quite full already. Now here comes the question:

WHAT WILL YOU DO? I have three options:

1. You are disciplined enough to eat less of each following course and, by this means, treat yourself to at least some bites of the dessert without getting sick.
2. You display even more discipline and ignore the dessert, the best part!
3. You end up feeling stuffed and sick after the dessert because every course was
so good you just had to finish everything off.

I know this seems to be a long question but it actually only consists of 4 words ;o)

I thought this might be a more entertaining way to tackle the question “Are you a disciplined man when it comes to pleasure and indulgence?”, which is the core of my question…

Thank you!
Olivia

I will not be attending a participating European cinema. (Unfortunately!)

Question:

I was totally bowled over when I first saw Pink Floyd – Live in Pompeii. Who came up with the concept of playing to an empty amphitheatre?

It has such an unusual quality, but at the same time lends itself beautifully to the music.

I will not be attending a participating European cinema.

Question.

In Jan it will be 40 years since you joined Floyd. The first 4 venues were as a 5 piece with Syd. The second gig you played was at the Winter Gardes Weston-super-Mare.

Could you consider doing a special gig there?

Sadly,I will not be attending a participating European cinema.

Question:

Dear David,

There is nothing better for me than to hear your guitar playing and the live version of Sorrow on Pulse is inspirational.How did you come about writing this song and what is it all about?