I don't think there is too much basis for my EP and "The Wall" idea; I've been immersing myself in EP and critics and events of EP lately and I saw the movie version of Pink Floyd's album, "The Wall," which illustrates the thoughts and discontentments of "Pink," a rock-n-roll superstar who puts on a black shirt. If there is a basis for my (half-in-jest) apposition it would probably have resulted from a misunderstanding of EP events on Roger Water's (the lyricist/writer) part. And, while I don't doubt the possibility that Waters may have been familiar with Pound's work and life events, the tone of the movie is too exagerated, I believe, to examine seriously with Pound in mind. "The Wall" should be available at any movie rental place, but, you may have to ask the clerk. At 11:46 PM 2/11/98 -0500, you wrote: >Hi, >I have not seen "The Wall" and haven't been able to find it anywhere, so I >can't comment on your interesting question. Do you know where I might find it? > >Best, >Patricia > >