Which came first?
By RhynoMan
@RhynoMan (33)
United States
6 responses
@chuckt9881 (469)
• Canada
3 Apr 07
The album was released in 1979 and the film in 1982 (as mentioned earlier). However, a film was planned well before the release of the album, based on the stage show (in which a wall was erected between the band and the audience, much like the Live in Berlin performance of 1990). The original concept of the film was to be live footage from the album's tour with animation and extra scenes.
The screenplay for the film was written by Roger Waters, who did not leave Pink Floyd until 1985 (although the fallout between Waters and Gilmour started during filming of the movie).
As an interesting bit of trivia, when Bob Geldof was initially asked to star in the film (while travelling by car) he refused, saying it was 'a load of crap and raw bloody rubbish'. The man driving the car was Waters' brother John.
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@abhijeet_audi (180)
• India
23 Mar 07
well the album the wall was released in 1979 and the wall movie was based on this album and was released in 1982... great movie and great album... if u hv nt seen that movie yet... watch now... it's a friendle suggetion bro....
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@nancyrowina (3850)
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29 Mar 07
Yes the album came first and the film was made after Roger Waters left the band.
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@limalimon (638)
• Mexico
30 Mar 07
the album was first, they released at the end of the 70´s and the movie was in 82 or 83. the movie was inspired in the album, both are great, i recommend you see the movie.
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@pvoegtli (55)
• Switzerland
1 Apr 07
Hello. I don't know about this. But in August 1994, I attended their "Pulse" concert in Basle, Switzerland. I tell you, when you are in the middle of 50'000 people and all are singing "Teacher, leave us kid's alone", you get goose pimples as high as Mount Everest. At least, I did.
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