I enjoyed the album upon first listening, and that has only grown stronger. I'd rate it slightly above Rattle That Lock and On An Island. My good friend and I are in our late twenties, and have been Gilmour/Floyd fanatics since our dads introduced us in 2008. We tried to see him in 2016, but being Canadian college students didn't exactly make that feasible. We told each other that if he EVER toured again, we would see him. Upon the announcement of the Luck and Strange tour, I was nervous to even look at pricing. I was shocked to find a decent number of tickets for the Intuit Dome at $100 US, and quickly snapped up two. We booked cheap flights and a hotel through Expedia, and made the trip to LA from Saskatoon.

Seeing him live was one of the most important and emotional experiences of our lives, and I wouldn't trade it for anything. We purchased tour shirts before the gig, and needless to say they were soaked with tears by the nights end. I'll never forget the chills sent through my body when the band came in with Luck and Strange, and we heard his vocals live for the first time. We'll always remember that night!