Concert review: Roger Waters rebuilds "The Wall"  September 21,
2010  The wall during intermission at the United Center on
Monday (excuse the crappy cell-phone pix).  In the community of
super-geek Pink Floyd fans, of which I have been a lifelong
member, I have had three decades of bragging rights for having
been among the select few in only three cities (New York,
London, and Los Angeles) who saw the group perform its epic
double album "The Wall" onstage in its entirety upon its release
in 1980.  Three decades ago last February, my mom and step-dad,
bless their indulgent hearts, drove me and a high-school buddy
2‚½ hours from Jersey City, New Jersey, to Uniondale, New York
-- in rush-hour traffic across Manhattan, no less! -- to deposit
us at the Nassau Coliseum. They went to see the movie "Fatso"
with Dom DeLuise nearby, then picked us up three hours later,
our minds well and truly blown.  Yeah, it was pretty amazing. As
promised, the band built a giant wall that spanned and loomed
over the arena, and (not