Nick Mason & Gary Kemp On What The Pink Floyd Gigs Were Like In The 60s 

Would love to have a beer with Nick. The 'calmer', most 'centered' of the Floyds. A really nice, kind and funny guy.

Saucerful is probably the magnum opus of Nick Masons career. Brilliant idea to revive the pre-Dark Side music and take it on tour. It was needed.. Old and new get to experience the Pink Floyd canon.. Go Nick.

No need to have worried Gary. IMO Nick's band and tour is the best of the solo tours. Absolutely brilliant show. I'd been waiting decades to hear these songs played live. Brilliant.

Finally, after 14 years, The Project has some content worth watching. Nick Mason is an absolute legend. Going to see the show on Saturday night & hopefully I'll get to meet him.

Saw them yesterday. Enjoyed every minute. Great to see that the band was having lots of fun!

Nick's comedic timing is perfect lol

Took my teens (17 & 19) to see the Saucers. They loved it. Good music played well always wins out. Long may Nick and the lads continue. 🖖

Merci Nick pour ce concert magique. Un son exceptionnel, du rock, de la puissance, de la mélodie, de l'humour et surtout le plaisir d'être sur scène. Merci de nous faire revivre ses morceaux magiques et parfois un peu oubliés. Echoes et Atom heart mother sont les grands moments de ce concert. Une performance absolument exceptionnelle.

Love pink floyd

Saucerful of secrets was such a great live show

It’s a dream of a band. I saw them in Brighton on the 26th June. The best night of music you can get.

Love it... great to hear these songs again.

Saw the show at the legendary Beacon Theater in New York City. It was grand!

The early PF is unique and captivating, and there's some signature classics but the shift starting in Obscured By Clouds culminating with Echoes on Meddle is what I like the most of the pre-Dark Side of the Moon catalog.

I read an interview recently (it was in another context and about the Beatles) - where Pink Floyd had been playing a gig somewhere in the Summer of 1967, and Sgt Pepper had just been released and was played on the radio. The band was on the road back from a gig, in a beat up old van driven by themselves (this from memory, recollecting the interview with Waters) - and as the album came on the radio, they quickly drove to the side. And their jaws just dropped, after hearing the album. This was truly progressive and everything went up a notch or ten. Sound quality, composition, song structure - it appears this was a seminal moment for many people. Not just fans of the Beatles, but also other bands, hitherto regarded as the avantgarde. Sgt Pepper was released while Pink Floyd was in their Arnold Layne and See Emily Play (Piper at The Gates of Dawn) period. I am a huge Pink Floyd fan, and equally so a Beatles fan. You may interpret my comment as whataboutery - but in my opinion, the early Pink Floyd material from the 60's (pre Atom Heart Mother) is hard to listen to.

Sarah Harris has incredible arms.

I think Gary cleans his cars!😁

hello nick

Nick Mason is the capybara of rock.

Love to borrow Nick's red Ferrari!

Oh! For Roger to have been there when, 'Phantom of the Opera' came up 🤣🤣😂

Nick Mason the founder of Pink Floyd aka 'Masonic' ooops! I meant 'Mason Nick' 🤔

The intervening is almost child like🤮

It would be a great idea, except for the fact that the only original member is Nick himself. Honestly, I don't like what I've heard, the way they play everything. There's David missing, there's Rick missing, there's even Roger missing.....😂😂😂

Gary Kemp is a despicable man. The way he treated his ex band mates especially the lead singer was terrible. How sad his legacy is now playing in a Pink Floyd cover band. He destroyed Spandau not just once but twice.

Nice guy Nick Mason,shame about his company!