https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nz_rUHej_qA
 
Pedro, is this you?

If it wasn't for these BBQ ribs I'm eating I would wish I was there!

I really like that performance! The outfit is perfect

mother.

ooooooooooooooo huh ooooooooooooooooooooooo

Answered in the style of Pedro...
 
I wore the sad clown outfit as a representation of Roger Waters.  The white paint symbolizes his desire for purity in his art.  The sadness is because none of the other members of PF,  David Gilmore in particular, wanted to admit that he was a genius and far superior to any other artist, ever.  
 
 I can completely relate because I am also a misunderstood genius movie reviewer, poet, and forum poster.  Pretty much just like Roger Waters and David Gilmore combined, except instead of music or lyrics,  I write fantastic forum posts.
 
You may ask.  Why do I waste my time with people of such obviously lower intellect than mine?  Simple.  I need to show you and teach how dumb you all are by making extremely obvious, long winded, observations. 
 
For example (insert obscure person from the 70's) once said that my movie reviews where much better than watching the movies themselves.  Given the type of artistic movies I am into,  that's probably true. 
 
Pedro,  I kid.  Your posts are awesome.  Never change.  Stay golden, pony boy.  :)  :)

Pedro misses hi EB-0 and I miss my EB-3.
 
Who misses their ex-bass more?

The clown actually sings pretty good....
 

All of them? Even the dead guys?
 
Kinky.

bapu
Pedro misses hi EB-0 and I miss my EB-3.
 
Who misses their ex-bass more?

I DO! 
 
You already have enough basses!
 
(Enough of that sillyness!)
 
Actually that's not me, and I would not do that song at all ... I probably would have more fun with Mme Knobs, or the other dog ... forgot his name!
 
My part in PF's music, would not have been a song ... it would have been the sound effect parts and little stories that littered their material in the early days, that helped make their "quadraphonic sound" so special and far out (compared to the overblow and loud ELP's!) and neat ... with little bits of every day and night and what not in them, including what was Allan's Psychedelic Breakfast and the like. It was, for all intents and purposes, a really "live" revolution number 9, that led to the next song as they setup the synths and what not.
 
With one problem ... I would have mixed in some weirdness, like stuff backwards, upside down and inside out ... to make it even more fun for the ear! Hints ... TD's Mysterious Semblancce at the Strand of Nightmares, or Hawkwind's introduction to Space is Deep. Stuff that turned your perception inside out. And then a Mme. Knobs, of course!