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GRAPH RABBIT’s “Comfortably Numb” Limited Edition 12” White Vinyl with artwork by painter Tomory Dodge.
Editor Nov 17, 2013 0

The choice to cover Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb” grew out of a conversation between Graph Rabbit and their producer Allen…

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ROGER WATERS ANNOUNCES RETURN TO THE UK TO PERFORM HIS EXTRAORDINARY AURAL AND VISUAL MASTERPIECE: “THE WALL” *WEMBLEY STADIUM – SATURDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER 2013*
Editor Nov 21, 2012 0

“The Wall is a triumph of scale and ambition…. the pinnacle of rock achievement” – The Times “You certainly get…

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The Australian Pink Floyd Show ‘Exposed in the Light’ Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham 11 March 2012
Editor May 13, 2012 2

What’s the next step for a tribute band once the original songs have been mastered to note-perfect precision? The Australian…

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