ISP: Charlie Sheen's Battle (CBS News)

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On today's show: A nasty email from Charlie Sheen; a major penalty for illegal downloading; and the "butt painter" sues. (CBSNews.com)

drunk man tries to do the worm

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realllllly good at doing the worm and floor tricks ahha

Pichu smakes his butt while i play unfitting music

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Pink Floyd - High Hopes (video)

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Pink Floyd - High Hopes (song)Pink Floyd - High Hopes (video)High Hopes Single by Pink Floydfrom the album The Division Bell B-side Keep Talking (edit)/One of These Days (live) Released 1994 Format 7", 12", CD Recorded 1994 Genre Progressive rock Length 8:30 (7:50 w/o O'Rourke sequence) Label EMI (UK)Columbia Records (US) Writer(s) David Gilmour, Polly Samson Producer Bob Ezrin and David Gilmour Pink Floyd singles chronology "Take It Back"(1994) "High Hopes"(1994) "Wish You Were Here EP"(1995) The Division Bell track listing "Lost for Words"(10) "High Hopes"(11) "High Hopes" is a song from the 1994 Pink Floyd album, The Division Bell, written by David Gilmour and Polly Samson. Its lyrics speak of the things one may have gained and lost in life and also an autobiographical flair to it for Gilmour. Douglas Adams, a friend of Gilmour's, chose the album title from one of the lyrics in this song, the last song recorded for the album in what David Gilmour described as a "flash of inspiration".Pink Floyd manager, Steve O'Rourke, who lobbied to be included on one of the group's albums, appears at the end with Gilmour's stepson, Charlie, who hangs up a telephone on O'Rourke.The beginning of "High Hopes" is reminiscent of another of his songs, "Fat Old Sun", from the Pink Floyd album Atom Heart Mother. Bells chime at the beginning of both pieces, for example.The bird sounds and fly buzzing can also be traced back to "Grantchester Meadows", a song from the 1969 Pink Floyd album, Ummagumma, written by Roger Waters.This being the very last song that Pink Floyd has written to date (and its placement at the end of their last album of new material to date) lends itself to the interpretation that the song narrates the story of the band's career, from their beginnings to their grandiose success (with The Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall) to their breakup to their carrying on. The final line ("The endless river, forever and ever") ties into one of the band's first hits, "See Emily Play" ("Float on a river, forever and ever")."High Hopes" was included in the 2001 compilation, Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd with a shortened slide-guitar solo. The group Nightwish closes their Highest Hopes album with a cover version of this song.Quote "High Hopes" was really the last one, it was written after all the other (songs) were sort of, in some form or another. I think I wrote it in July or something. It was very, very quick. It's one of those ones that works, quickly, but beautifully, almost immediately and, I came up with a tiny bit of music, just had it on a cassette, just a few bars of piano. And then I went off to get away to a small house somewhere with my girlfriend, Polly, and try and make some progress on the lyric writing. And she gave me a phrase about something about before time wears you down. And I took it from there, and...got stuck into a whole sort of thing about, I suppose, my, it's autobiographical really, I suppose I'd have to say on that one, it's about my life, Cambridge life, and my childhood, I suppose. Yeah, we came up with it very, very quickly, we wrote the words to it in, most of the words to it in a day. And then I went back to the studio, with no one else there, the minute I got back, and put a demo down of it. Did everything myself on it, and it was virtually complete in a day. David Gilmour talking about "High Hopes" from the US radio premiere of The Division Bell with Redbeard, March, 1994.Pink Floyd - High Hopes (music video) The music video to High Hopes was used as a screen film on the Division Bell tour, as seen on P•U•L•S•E and is set mostly on Fenland in Cambridgeshire. The video features a man looking over the Fens at Ely Cathedral, the same building which can be seen between the metal heads on the cover of the album. Also, the video has many references to Cambridge, where Syd Barrett, Roger Waters and David Gilmour grew up. The university scarves, bikes and punts on the river being obvious ones. Also shown is an oversized bust of Syd Barrett.The video was featured on an episode of Beavis and Butt-head. Beavis said that if you didn't know the name Pink Floyd or anything about the band and just saw this video, you might think this was wuss music. Butt-head replied to him that this is wuss music.PersonnelDavid Gilmour - lead and backing vocals, Chet Atkins model classical guitars, bass guitar, lap steel guitar Richard Wright - Kurzweil synthesizers Nick Mason - drums, percussion Jon Carin - piano Michael Kamen - orchestrations Edward Shearmur - orchestrations

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