Bob Geldof plays Pink, a burned out rock star holed up in a Los Angeles hotel. He reminisces on his life, from his wartime birth to his present circumstances. The film contains no dialogue; rather the narrative is carried by the Pink Floyd soundtrack and the Gerald Scarfe animation.

"The "Keys" To The Fire House" is a detailed, step-by-step planning and preparation process that will bring you to the top of the hiring list. Ranking well in all areas of testing is a must to be successful in the competitive hiring process. "The "Keys" To The Fire House" will build your knowledge and confidence in all these areas:

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A career as a Fire Fighter is one of the most rewarding and gratifying careers available. The pursuit to become one of America's Bravest is a challenge. "The "Keys" to the Fire House" will help build the skills needed to be successful.

This 2 CD + DVD (PAL/Region 0) package is the most comprehensive live collection from Waters, celebrating his music and vision. No less than 5 tracks from the masterpiece Dark Side Of The Moon are featured on both audio and video releases: Breathe, Time, Money, Brain Damage, Eclipse as well as 19 other incredible performances Another Brick In The Wall, WishYou Were Here, Shine On You Crazy Diamond amongst them. The DVD contains live performances of ALL 24 tracks featured on 2CD captured in High-Definition and 5.1 sound . 2006. * Please note you will need an All Code DVD player to view.

The 2002 Australian collection Flickering Flame is a useful cross-section of highlights from Roger Waters' post-Floyd solo albums, augmented by a couple of rarities. This collection doesn't strictly follow the charts -- there are songs released as singles that aren't here, such as "Radiowaves" -- but it does contain most of the major moments from The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking, Radio K.A.O.S., and Amused to Death, which makes it a nice introduction/summation for the curious. But, it also is useful for the collector, since it contains two brand-new songs -- the title track, here billed as a "new demo," plus a cover of Bob Dylan's "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" -- and two rarities: "Towers of Faith," originally featured on the soundtrack for the 1987 film When the Wind Blows, plus a demo for "Lost Boys Calling," which was written for the film The Legend of 1900. Overall, it's a good summation and accessible introduction to Waters' solo recordings. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine