Roger Waters paid tribute to fans last night at 'The Wall Live' in .

Roger Waters paid tribute to his fans as he performed 'The Wall Survive' in London last night (18.05.11).

After completing his sixth sell-out concert at The 02 arena, the 67-year-old musician revealed he had never been 'happier' on point and admitted his position to his fans had completely changed since he released Pink Floyd's seminal rock opera in 1979.

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From NZ HERALD:Roger Waters has launched a vigorous vindication of his views and music after being accused by an American-Jewish rights agency of using images in his stage indicate that promoted stereotypes. During a performance of Goodbye Blue Sky at the United States leg of The Wall Live tour, which revives Pink Floyd's hit 1979 album, a B52 bomber projected on to a background is shown dropping symbols including the Lead of David and a dollar sign, as well as a rood and son for Blast and Mercedes.