^^^^^^ this might be the closest you get

Just watched his 2006 Royal Albert Hall performance a few days ago that I was lucky enough to attend.

Wundurland wrote:


That's fantastic. I have a dream to be able to see a show there someday. Talk about a venue that's seen some memorable
performances.

Denver Man wrote:


unfortunately that is forever out of the question now, with Rick Wright passed on

(((RIP)))

MushroomMan wrote:


No offense, but I think DM knew that. I think what most people want is to see Gilmour and Waters share a stage together, as
in going on tour, to show they've buried the hatchet and play their catalog. Would be great if they had Mason along as well,
and obviously would have to get another keyboard player.

AcidTestGraduate wrote:


Hell yeah, since the mid 19th century.

AcidTestGraduate wrote:


maybe I should of said "I don't think they'll use the Pink Floyd name without Rick Wright" to express what I meant better... I wasn't suggesting anyone didn't know that he wasn't around anymore. then again Gilmour/Wright/Mason all used the name without Waters. I think Gilmour is the one least interested in getting back together or he at least made it seem that way around when he did his last solo tour

^^^^ I think you're right there. Gilmour is probably least interested. It would be a circus if they toured as Pink Floyd. I'd like
to think they might be the only other band that would not reform under their name without a member who's deceased.
If they should choose to call themselves something else and tour together I know it would make many people happy. The three remaining seem to be in good health.