Pink Floyd - Fearless

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What's the story behind the use of The Kop singing YNWA at the end of this? Roger Waters is an arse fan it says on the net. Was it a political statement?

 

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[Thants]

No sure it was quite the same cochophany at the libury.

[Dicko]

One of the finest songs ever written.

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My uncle reckoned it was because they were lefties, and the city itself had a special place in their hearts for that reason. Any ideas?

[Dicko]

My uncle reckoned it was because they were lefties, and the city itself had a special place in their hearts for that reason. Any ideas?

 

Roger Waters loves Liverpool, the city that is, because the majority is left leaning but also Liverpool just gets Floyd.

 

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Still the most blinding gig I've ever seen. Was just like being on the Kop and totally pisses over every other gig before or since at the Echo Arena.

[El Rojo]

According to Comfortably Numb, Mark Blake's definitive biography of the band from a couple of years ago "the strumming guitars eventually fade to be replaced by the combined voices of Liverpool FC's 'Kop Choir' for a refrain of 'You'll Never Walk Alone'; an in-joke for the bassist, who was by then a committed Arsenal FC supporter."

 

I reckon it just suited the end of the song really well and they tacked it on, as it's pretty much in keeping with the theme.

[Count Morfeo]

Roger Waters you fooking legend. Anyone go and see the Aussie Floyd tonight? Fookin' ace.

[Skrtel Milk]

I red an article a long time ago about the relationship between Pink Floyd and Liverpool.

 

No other city came close to have the same connection as those two parties had etc. Alot of it was about the relationship of the album Animals and the people of Liverpool. Something about Liverpool had hundreds of grafitti slogans of quotes/lyrics from the album songs all over the city.

[Total Longo]

I read somewhere that they wanted to utilise a football crowd at the end of the song and that as our crowd was the most vocal and recognisable, they recorded the Kop for that reason, simple as that.

[col68]

YouTube - fearless pink floyd cover its a classic song and says everything about liverpudlians and our uniqueness. col

[Tyler Durden]

Look what you`ve made me do now, Im now going to have to go to town and buy some more Floyd, are you happy?

[Dr Arthur De Sabre]

Allegedly they'd heard of the Halewood Pink Floyd Pot Herb Society and decided the addition may lead to an extra few sales in the area. Pigs might Fly is a great book on Floyd written after the Live 8 get together, proper good fucking book with loads of in-depth shit about the politics and music, and Back Catalogue is a poster for any bathroom

[Pidge]

Caught the last half an hour of the Brugge final on LFCTV. A little drunk and Emlyn's smile pulled me to the great Crazy horse youtube vid. Which in turn brings me here. BUMP! Watch it again, BUMP!!

[Liquid football]

Carroll needs a David Gilmour tune made into a song for him

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I just want to add that I fuckin love Pink Floyd.

[Jhinge Machha]

Carroll needs a David Gilmour tune made into a song for him

 

 

 

[llego]

I just want to add that I fuckin love Pink Floyd.

 

Agreed, they defined my adolescence.

[VladimirIlyich]

What's the story behind the use of The Kop singing YNWA at the end of this? Roger Waters is an arse fan it says on the net. Was it a political statement?

 

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Nice Montage but the song's not my personal cup of tea.

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Thats almost scary.