Roger Waters- The Wall 10/24/10 
As a 51 year old man (that's 357 in Dogg years), there are few major Rock shows that I've missed through the years. In my minds eye, the most meaningful album of my spirit was The Wall. Starting out with it on vinyl, moving to cassette, then to CD, VHS, and of course CD, I've burned out many a transcript of the 1979 masterpiece.
As a 51 year old man (that's 357 in Dogg years), there are few major Rock shows that I've missed through the years. In my minds eye, the most meaningful album of my spirit was The Wall. Starting out with it on vinyl, moving to cassette, then to CD, VHS, and of course CD, I've burned out many a transcript of the 1979 masterpiece.
This past Sunday (Oct 10, 2010), I was fortunate enough to make a fine to see Roger Water's perform his masterpiece, "The Wall", in Washington DC's Verizon Center. For those of you that don't know, Roger Waters was the bass player and primary song writer for the band Pink Floyd. I get to accept that you have heard of them before because they are one of the greatest bands in history.