Any Pink Floyd fans on here?
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Just curious... Currently listening to "The Division Bell" which I haven't heard in AGES, and it's sooooooo fukkin cool....
Pink Floyd were such a great, great band. Light years ahead of their time....
Pink Floyd were such a great, great band. Light years ahead of their time....
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Dave - Yeah, popped tound yours earlier and had it away 
Got "A Momentary Lapse Of Reason" playing now - another great, but often under-rated album.....
Course, you can't beat the classics like Dark Side Of The Moon and Wish You were Hear, or The Wall, but these two albums hold a specail place in my heart, for reasons I am not exactly sure lol.....

Got "A Momentary Lapse Of Reason" playing now - another great, but often under-rated album.....
Course, you can't beat the classics like Dark Side Of The Moon and Wish You were Hear, or The Wall, but these two albums hold a specail place in my heart, for reasons I am not exactly sure lol.....
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Exactly... Tho the reason I love Dark Side (apart from the superb tracks on it) is cos it was so utterly ahead of it's time... 1971 that record was recorded! But it's so prog that it would sound futuristic even if it was recorded 10 years later!!!!! (by the way, that album came out 10years before I was born lol)
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Division bells a good album, one of my favs at the moment, first album after Roger left IIRC. Also been listening to More which is pretty good aswell
as RStoughy says, "on an Island" David Gilmores album is very good
as RStoughy says, "on an Island" David Gilmores album is very good
Best band in the world no question, it's a real shame that they keep holding back the release of "The Pulse" on DVD as that is pure class
http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page...=57&g=72&pa=sr
I manage to set fire to the crossovers in my RTL speakers listening to the track comfortably numb at an insane volume whilst pissed one night
Mark
http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page...=57&g=72&pa=sr
I manage to set fire to the crossovers in my RTL speakers listening to the track comfortably numb at an insane volume whilst pissed one night
Mark
I'm a massive Floyd fan. I started to learn to play the guitar because of Wish you were here
Meddle is a personal favourite of mine - Echoes is class. Animals is also very good.
I've downloaded quite a bit of their early stuff too which is a bit of an acquired taste. I think you have to be on acid to appreciate that
Nick Masons book is also very good.
Paul
Meddle is a personal favourite of mine - Echoes is class. Animals is also very good.
I've downloaded quite a bit of their early stuff too which is a bit of an acquired taste. I think you have to be on acid to appreciate that
Nick Masons book is also very good.
Paul
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Originally Posted by RS2300 4x4
Best band in the world no question, it's a real shame that they keep holding back the release of "The Pulse" on DVD as that is pure class
http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page...=57&g=72&pa=sr
I manage to set fire to the crossovers in my RTL speakers listening to the track comfortably numb at an insane volume whilst pissed one night
Mark
http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page...=57&g=72&pa=sr
I manage to set fire to the crossovers in my RTL speakers listening to the track comfortably numb at an insane volume whilst pissed one night
Mark
Originally Posted by Paul Eggleton
I'm a massive Floyd fan. I started to learn to play the guitar because of Wish you were here
Meddle is a personal favourite of mine - Echoes is class. Animals is also very good.
I've downloaded quite a bit of their early stuff too which is a bit of an acquired taste. I think you have to be on acid to appreciate that
Nick Masons book is also very good.
Paul
Meddle is a personal favourite of mine - Echoes is class. Animals is also very good.
I've downloaded quite a bit of their early stuff too which is a bit of an acquired taste. I think you have to be on acid to appreciate that
Nick Masons book is also very good.
Paul
Guy at work lent me a video, filmed in the late 60's, of them playing live in the ruins of Pompeii - not to a crowed, but just set up there and filmed a live video.... It was pre-Dark Side, and pre-Wish You Were Here, so I didn't really know any stuff on it, but it is VERY surreal
With song title like "Carefull With that Axe Eugene" and "One Of These Days I am Going To Cut You Into Little Pieces" and "Set Controls For The Sun" 
It;s very fucked up
But still cool as fook
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Originally Posted by dexterc
I really should hate them for being such wanky prog stuff, but I cant.
Interestingly, Pink Flloyd makes people 'twitch' more than almost any other music.
Interestingly, Pink Flloyd makes people 'twitch' more than almost any other music.
Very prog metal.... Think Metallica having a head on collision with Pink Floyd 
But I agree with the "twitch" thing... Listening to "Take It Back" from the "Division Bell" album and the hairs on the back of my neck are standing up... "Comfortably Numb" (from "The Wall") makes every single hair on my entire body stand on end, even just thinking about the song I get goosebumps..... I dunno why, there is just something electric about that record - it's like Guns N Roses "November Rain" or "Estranged", or the solo break in Dream Theater's "Lie" - they all do it to me.... But Floyd more than most I think......
See, I always figured that it was just a reaction to music you like. But apparently it isnt always. People twitch in reaction to music biologically, if you like. I dont know the name of the study, but I can probably find it out, but it basically found that across a massive cross section of people, Floyd makes people twitch more than anything else they tried. Useless bit of trivia for you.
I suppose its not that bad liking Pink Floyd really, my only real music rule is I hate music without a message or a point to it, and where there are lyrics, they are good, so Ill justify it that way
I suppose its not that bad liking Pink Floyd really, my only real music rule is I hate music without a message or a point to it, and where there are lyrics, they are good, so Ill justify it that way
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top top band , went to see them at Earls Court in 1994 blew me away
also going to see Dave Gilmour in May at Royal Albert Hall
going to be playing new album and some off the old Floyd stuff

also going to see Dave Gilmour in May at Royal Albert Hall
going to be playing new album and some off the old Floyd stuff

Wish you were here, gotta be 1 of the best imo
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Originally Posted by italianjobken
I went to school with his daughters one was in my class and one was older and did work experince with my dad doing anamation my claim to fame. 
just listening to the FINAL CUT album in the car this week,
live at pompeii best bit is roger waters bass playing in echoes awesome
seen em at earls court and paris in 94 .
for me ANIMALS is my fave-so true and real life about people
live at pompeii best bit is roger waters bass playing in echoes awesome
seen em at earls court and paris in 94 .
for me ANIMALS is my fave-so true and real life about people
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wow , what a stage show, fook amazing , very very good band
