Having seen all three of them in the past year or so I have to disgree – Nick’s Saucers are the ones doing it best! I’m sure @steviebee will agree!
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He does. I was genuinely surprised how good, nay, great SoS were - just goes to show.
But Nick has pedigree - witness Fictitous Sports. A real step away from Floyd with Carla Bley…
Edit/ The one Floyd member I’ve not heard the solo stuff of is Richard Wright. I must find some.
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I hadn’t heard of that one. And with the wonderful Robert Wyatt singing, and Steve Swallow on bass. I’ll give it a spin.
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After Rog’s Amused To Death and Dave’s self-titled 1978 album, it’s the best solo Floyd waxing Nigel. And the lyrics are wonderful.
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Thanks Kev. I do like Carla Bley. Her recent ‘Berlin Sessions’ is excellent.
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Rick’s solo stuff is a bit meh. Wet Dream (1978) is feeble, despite some top-notch collaborators; . the Identity album (1984), made with Dave Harris of Fashion under the moniker Zee, is very dated; Broken China (1996) is the best of the bunch but is quite challenging in places.
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We’re going tonight, safe to say we can’t wait!!
I usually take challenging to be a good sign, worthy of hearing…I hope?
There’s good challenging though, and just plain twaddley witless challenging!
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He’s playing the same playlist every night so far on the tour. Safe to say you won’t be disappointed! 
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wow
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Oh, I’m sure of that, thank you.
Better than the other way around
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Wow indeed.
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What a lovely space. It’s a good thing you have DBLs to fill it.
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I like that a lot too, I’m a big fan of exposed concrete when it’s done right
Awesome. Why do you have the DBLs on wheels? Does it affect the sound?
Not much more than a bare wall…