I Mean, Good Manners Don't Cost Nuffink

Hokay.
Well after the first part of Pink Floyd's very own quiz, gleaned from the pages of this prehistoric document that is the programme for their last tour, Vic is WAY in the lead. In fact Vic, you have far more points than if you had answered them all correctly.


Here are the correct answers for yesterday's questions:

1. They were all bands containing one or more members of Pink Floyd.
2. Nick Mason; Roy Harper; Claire Torrey.
3. They are both singing dogs who have recorded with the band.
4. Medicine Head; 1972.
5. Alan Parker ("Fame" and "The Commitments").
6. Absence; physical or mental.
7. David Gilmour for Ozzie Clark's Quorum.
8. The London College of Music.
9 Joe Boyd.
10. (a) Producer of both Piper and Saucerful; (b) also Richard Wright; (c) an English hit record "Oh Babe, What Would You Say".
11. Cambridge slang for "fucking".
12. Paul and Linda Mc.Cartney.
13. (a) Stephane Grapelli; (b) Yehudi Menuhin.
14. South Africa.
15. Jeff Beck, but the band were too in awe of him to ask.
16. (a) Mike Curb (b) Zabriskie Point; (c) Michelangelo Antonioni.
17. (a) Barbet Schoeder. (b) Barfly.
18. (a) There are only six instead of seven colours in the spectrum. (b) Indigo.
19. Roger Keith Barrett.
20. St. Augustine's Road.
21. A newspaper headline.
22. Echoes.
23. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun.
24. Comfortably Numb.
25. Corporal Clegg.
26. Chapter 24.
27. Time.

And here, for anyone who can be bothered (or has Vic's twisted yet hilarious imagination), are the rest of the questions:

28. Who is the strange figure on the right hand sie of the cover of "Saucer …"?

29. Which ballet company did Pink Floyd play live for?

30. What was DSoM originally called, when played live?

31. What was the previous studio album called?

32. What did the engineer of DSoM go on to write and produce?

33. Who appeared at the recording of "Shine On You Crazy Diamond"?

34. What escaped Battersea Power Station (and gave Vic the emblem for this week)?

35. Who else was on the bill when Pink Floyd played the Winterland Ballroom in 1967?

36. What's behind the red veil?

37. Where was Animals recorded?

38. Who was the orchestral arranger on The Wall, and what is his connection with Sherwood Forest?

39. Who was in which studio, recording what album during the making of Piper At The Gates Of Dawn?

40. Which artist animated The Wall? Who is he married to and who was her previous boyfriend? Who is her brother and what is his partner called (Scarily, I know all of these; in fact I got over thirty right when I answered this the first time. How sad is that)?

41. What are the longest and the shortest song titles in the Floyd repertoire?

42. What is the meaning of The Division Bell?

43. What is the building behind the statues on the Division Bell cover?

44. Where were the Games For May held and in which year?

45. Which of Floyd's secretaries later married a pop star?

46. What was Hipgnosis and what names were associated with it?

47. Where is Grantchester Meadows?

48. Who is Gerald?

49. Who supported Floyd on their first Japanese gig and which year was this?

50. Who inspired "One Of These Days" and who inbspired "Shine On You Crazy Diamond"?

I must say, the second batch of questions are so much easier than the first, so I expect a few correct answers to drop into my comments box.
You need only answer the ones you know and the ones you have a very silly alternative for.

Check out Vic's answers in yesterday's comments box for a raucous chortle.