Pink Floyd's "The Wall" was a turning point in cinematic history. When it was first shown at the 1982 Cannes Film Festival, Roger Ebert hailed it as "one of the great modern musicals." It has been more than thirty years since bassist Roger Waters played The Wall's eponymous soundtrack in front of a US audience. But starting in September, he will go on a worldwide tour with a full band to relive the groundbreaking music of The Wall.

According to a fan site, large-scale video projections and theatrical staging will enhance the power of the music, which will be delivered via a state-of-the-art 3600 quadraphonic sound system designed to immerse the audience in a three-dimensional hyperworld. The main set piece will be a 240-foot-wide, 35-foot-tall wall, which will be broken down over the course of the concert.

Artist Gerald Scarfe, who illustrated several of Pink Floyd's album covers (including the iconic cover of the 1979 "The Wall" LP) and worked on the tour and the 1982 film, is providing new art and redesigning puppets and inflatable objects to be used in conjunction with the rest of the concert.

In case your mind isn't already blown, SocialBuy is offering tickets at 25% off the current market value. Right now, you can buy two tickets to the October 5th concert at 8pm at Madison Square Garden for just $224. And remember, SocialBuy never charges hidden fees, "processing" costs, or shipping. Experience "The Wall" live with Pink Floyd bassist Roger Waters. Hurry and get your tickets today from SocialBuy before you get left "outside the wall."