Pink Floyd at Pompeii

David Gilmour:
Most people think of us as a very drug oriented group. Of course we're not. You can trust us.

Nick Mason:
We mark a sort of era. We're in danger of becoming a relic of the past. And for some people we represent their childhood of 1967.

Nick Mason:
I'd like some pie and not the crust!

Roger Waters:
I... I don't care what bit I get.

Nick Mason:
One without crust!

Roger Waters:
All that media stuff is all very irrelevant. If people come to a concert and they don't like it, they don't come again.

Roger Waters:
[after failed recording take of David's guitar] [over studio intercom] Um, feedback Dave.

David Gilmour:
Don't worry about that. Christ. What would rock and roll be without feedback?

Roger Waters:
Don't tell me it's because they can't scrape the bread together to buy an amplifier. Oh, rubbish.

David Gilmour:
Rubbish. We only started with about ten bob's worth of gear.

Roger Waters:
I like to think that oysters transcend national barriers.

Nick Mason:
I'll have eggs, sausage, chips and beans, and a tea.

Roger Waters:
It's like, you give a man a Les Paul guitar and he becomes Eric Clapton, and of course that's not true. And if you give a man an amplifier and a synthesizer, he doesn't become, you know, whoever; he doesn't become us.

Most people think of us as a very drug oriented group. But we’re not. You can trust us