This is an original 11"x 16.75" poster designed by Randy Tuten and
signed with a silver Sharpie by Randy Tuten for a 1977 appearance by
Pink Floyd at the Oakland Coliseum.
Pink Floyd, Randy Tuten, Oakland Coliseum, Bill Graham
This is a US one-sheet poster derived from one of the animated
sequences in the 1982 Alan Parker Film Pink Floyd The Wall,
screenplay by Roger Waters and starring Bob Geldof as Pink. This is a
psychedelic horror musical rich in symbolic imagery with songs,
animation by Gerald Scarfe and minimal dialogue. Plot summary: Pink
is a rock star who has gotten into a depressed and detached state.
His father was killed in the fighting at the Anzio Bridgehead during
his infancy; Pink has always longed for a father and has a bad
relationship with an overprotective mother. As a rock performer he has
bad relationships with women and fantasizes himself as a neo-Nazi.
The titular wall is a metaphorical device Pink has built around
himself; it represents the wall of alienation between Pink Floyd and
their fans.
Cast and crew: Alan Parker, Gerald Scarfe, Pink Floyd, Roger Waters, Bob Geldof, David Gilmour, Christine Hargreaves, James Laurenson, Eleanor David, Kevin McKeon, Bob Hoskins, David Bingham, Jenny Wright, Alex McAvoy, Ellis Dale, James Hazeldine, Ray Mort, Margery Mason, Robert Bridges, Michael Ensign