“For us the most important thing is to be visual, and for the cats watching us to have fun. This is all we want. We get very upset if people get bored when we're only half way through smashing the second set. Then all of a sudden they hear Arnold Layne and they flip all over again.”

—  Roger Waters

Rave UK Magazine, June 1967
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English songwriter, bassist, and lyricist of Pink Floyd 1943

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