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Suprised no one started this yet. But Answer and ask, you know the deal. Heres a few:
1) Boomtown Rats wrote a song called I Dont Like Monday's. WHat is it referencing?
2) What group did Tu Pac start with?
3) What incident started Roger Waters in writing the Wall, and where did it occur?
I'll take a stab at the one that I think I know......
#2) What group did Tu Pac start with?
Digital Underground? I know he can be seen in the video for "The Humpty Dance."
Jim Jam
COrrect Jim Jam
I am bent about 3. I know the message of the wall and understand all of the images ect. but his insperation i dont know... Give a hint. Age he was when he wrote it perhaps.:classic:
He spit in the face of a fan while on the Animals tour (called "In the Flesh" I believe). It happened in Montreal.Quote:
Originally Posted by kidhuman
Was the fan giving him crap or something? Why did he go Axl Rose on this guy?Quote:
Originally Posted by LusiferSam
Jim Jam
I don't know all the details, but there was a school shooting somewhere and, when questioned, the kid who did the shooting merely replied, "I don't like Mondays."Quote:
Originally Posted by kidhuman
LS and Chux correct.
Chux, I believe it was a little girl who shot the kids in school and replied I dont like Mondays when asked. And It was in California, San Diego I believe.
Feel free to offer up some addtional questions: here are a couple more....
Who was the original drummer for the Beatles?
What does Don Henley say when asked "What does Hotel California mean?"
-Who was the original drummer for the Beatles?
Pete Best
As Roger tells the story, the young man was climbing up the netting that the band was using to symbolize a human cattle pen. This fan, while climbing was screaming out his devotion to the band (as most of the audience likely were). In the years since Dark Side Roger had grown increasingly frustrated with the audience and lack of respect that comes with going from a club band to aQuote:
Originally Posted by JimJamBonds
stadium band ("a walk on part in the war for a lead-role in a cage"). All that rage just boiled over and he spat in the guy's face. Roger said he felt shocked and appalled by his behavior afterwards. Hence the idea was born to build a wall on stage to symbolize the wall that he felt now separated the him (and the band) from the audience. The album then grew from that idea.