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It's the concert we all wish we had attended. Pink Floyd's The Wall Reunion at O2 Arena 2011, when Roger Waters was joined by David Gilmour as well as Nick Mason.

Roger Waters has finally posted the behind the scenes footage of this amazing concert, which not only features a cool look into the production of The Wall, but a real inside view of David preparing and performing his iconic solo's and vocal work.

Being in a band is never easy, and only those on the inside really know what’s going on, or at least they have the best shot of knowing what is going on, that’s for sure. It seems some new court documents may shed some light on the actual feelings that Brad Delp had for Tom Sholz and Boston.

It’s good to be BONO today. The lead singer from U2 is about to become the richest man in Rock and Roll, and it’s all thanks to Facebook.

To no surprise, original drummer for Black Sabbath Bill Ward has officially confirmed that he will NOT be a part of the Black Sabbath reunion.

“I sincerely regret to inform you that after a final effort to participate in the upcoming shows, a failure to agree has continued. I won’t be playing at the Birmingham gig on May 19th, nor the Download festival. I will not be playing at Lollapalooza.” said Bill Ward.

Bill puts no blames or hard feelings towards his Black Sabbath band mates saying, “It can’t be easy for them either. This situation is just really sad.”

Brian Jones purchased Cotchford Farm back in 1968, and it is well documented how much he loved the place. It’s not hard to understand either when you look at how beautiful the home looks. Unfortunately, on July 3rd 1969 Brian Jones was found dead in the pool.. under mysterious circumstances.

But that is not the only history to this amazing home that is now for sale – asking price $3,320,000

You see, prior to Jones owning the property it was the home of author A.A. Milne, who wrote the Winnie-the-Pooh stories.