The protector of the moon, it's made of cheese...the Moon Police. Dan and Phil, Fandoms, Video games & more! (#danandphil) (#fandoms) (#finalfantasyxv) (#music)
" It's time to kick back and let the spooky month begin! Here's a tale from my childhood, it's all fun and games until you get grounded for ruining a Halloween party..."
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" Today is International Day of Peace (World Peace Day). So yeah. Logan and Scott, it's time to stop arguing and be friends for the day. I know I'm asking a lot, but there's only so much arguing we can take at lunch time about tatter tots."
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" Morning guys, how's everybody doing? Can you believe we are nearly at the end of September? It's crazy, but do you know what? It's almost spooky month! That's right, it's time to start hiding your candy."
" I do like rainy days, it means puddles and umbrellas. Salty hates the rain, he won't come to visit the Van Gogh Museum with me. He thinks the puddles will absorb him, he had another brownie last night. I thought he hated food..."
" I'm going to see Moulin Rouge tonight, it will be very good. I do enjoy a good musical. Who does not like music, dancing, acrobats and boobies? Maybe Salty, but that's fine."
Yesterday marked the 51st anniversary of one of the greatest albums in Rock History.
On September 12, 1975, Pink Floyd released “Wish You Were Here,” their 9th studio album, just two years after the monumental success of “The Dark Side of the Moon.” Roger Waters, the primary lyricist, decided to center the entire album on the concept of absence, a direct response to the emptiness the band felt in the wake of such sudden fame.
At the heart of the album was “Shine On You Crazy Diamond,” a nine-part piece dedicated to Syd Barrett, the band’s founder who had been ousted from the group years earlier due to his mental decline.
The album reached number one in both the United Kingdom and the United States, and over time became David Gilmour and Richard Wright’s personal favorite among Pink Floyd’s entire discography.