I thought the Floyd were great and I would of been happy to just listen the them for the rest of the night. I was a bit disappointed they didn't do Another brick in the wall (To obvious?) or one of the Roger Waters tracks from his Amused to death album (this was plainly imposable but I can dream). Anyway it was quite a thing to see David Gilmour, Nick Mason Richard Wright, and Roger Waters on the same stage after the back biting of the past years since they last all played together. And it was nice that it was mostly Roger that instigated the group hug at the end.









Robbie was good as well.

Similar feelings here about the Floyd, and this is from someone who was stood 10m back from the Gold Ticket area in Hyde Park last night :-)

They were good enough, and the crowd seemed to like them, but they didn't do much for me. Also by that point my legs were killing as I'd been on my feet for about 9 hours.

And Robbie was great - I've never really called myself a fan, but the way the crowd reacted to him was astonishing. The guy has a gift.

Biggest surprise for me was the Who. I have never really paid them much attention and I didn't know one of the songs they played but they were just brilliant.

It's alright, I used to live here.