The Dark Side of the Forum (Pink Floyd)

[kux0]

im listening to prism right now...its really a good recording, crowd is a little loud but you can still hear floyd, and thats all that matters.

[DeusExMachina]

I always found the idea of listening to The Wall live to be a bit weird, considering what influenced the album.

[kux0]

I always found the idea of listening to The Wall live to be a bit weird, considering what influenced the album.

very very valid point, but i mean jsut becasue the influence meant that doesnt mean they dont like it, it just gets old, i think

[Shazzam]

yeah i downloaded it it is great. do you know what the date and info of this is though?


All I know is it's from 1987.

[Shazzam]

Prism

1. Echoes
2. Learning to Fly
3. Yet Another Movie
4. A New machine - Terminal Frost
5. Sorrow
6. The Dogs of War
7. On the Turning Away
8. One of These Days
9. Time
10. On the Run
11. Wish You Were Here
12. Welcome to the machine
13. Us and Them
14. Money
15. Another Brick In the Wall
16. Comfortably Numb
17. Run Like Hell
18. Shine On You Crazy Diamond



http://s40.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0QWX3ZTQH1YKS1NUV8ARS3DIY6

[kux0]

http://www.geocities.com/cgwhitman2/pf/pf1987.html

could this quite possibly be it? my prism is still downloading so i cant tell yet.

EDIT;: im talkin about the third one down

theres all the info.its the third one down.

[kux0]

any one have anymore bootleg floyd?

[Kingofdudes]

any one have anymore bootleg floyd?

I got bootleg Jokers Wild stuff(Gilmour's old band). :-/


Lets just say him switching bands was a very good idea...

[Modestbob]

any one have anymore bootleg floyd?

I have a few shows i got from trades, and 2 shows i got from Torrent.

AIM uglyCasanovabob

[Kingofdudes]

I have a few shows i got from trades, and 2 shows i got from Torrent.

AIM uglyCasanovabob

I wish I had some shows to share :-/

When I get my Pink Floyd Anthology DVD in, ill upload you all a few tracks. Mosdef Comfortably Numb while Gilmour is on the wall.

[kux0]

me too...ive got a couple layin at my house ill try to get up when i get home.

[slowhand]

I really want to see Gilmour play on top of the Wall. I'm right not downloading a video of Comfortably Numb, hoping that they're gonna show that... Hopefully is not the video from the movie.

[kux0]

I really want to see Gilmour play on top of the Wall. I'm right not downloading a video of Comfortably Numb, hoping that they're gonna show that... Hopefully is not the video from the movie.

that would have been lame, it probably isnt.

[Kingofdudes]

:eek: I love you shazzam!

/me listens to Echoes

[Modestbob]

I got bootleg Jokers Wild stuff(Gilmour's old band). :-/


Lets just say him switching bands was a very good idea...

I would love to hear that Jokers Wild Stuff.

[PurpleHazer76]

- Have you ever listened to any of the Pink Floyd albums high? It's ****in awsome, you see some crazy *** ****! But "The Wall" and "Darkside of The Moon" are the best to listen to when your ****ed up.

[Modestbob]

- Have you ever listened to any of the Pink Floyd albums high? It's ****in awsome, you see some crazy *** ****! But "The Wall" and "Darkside of The Moon" are the best to listen to when your ****ed up.

pre-darkside is better while under the influence

[Kingofdudes]

I would love to hear that Jokers Wild Stuff.

Ill upload it, but you are gonna be surprised...

[slowhand]

that would have been lame, it probably isnt.

I saw part of it now, and it's a behind the wall thing, it doesn't appear on the DVD of the Wall, though. They show a lot of them playing a lot of the songs from the Wall live, as well as interviews with all of PF.

None of them liked the idea of the Wall, except Waters.

[Kingofdudes]

None of them liked the idea of the Wall, except Waters.

The only reason why they went with it was because they were in serious need of money.

[Otherside]

My friend's step-dad said he saw PF live. He said during the entire concert they were behind a wall, until the end, where they broke it down, and it was over.


I'd personally think that would suck.

[Kingofdudes]

My friend's step-dad said he saw PF live. He said during the entire concert they were behind a wall, until the end, where they broke it down, and it was over.


I'd personally think that would suck.
They supposively used a lot of props like huge dolls, a mock band, etc.

http://s18.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1KSYENV0GC6J20FG44UMCTAFGY
Jokers Wild Songs

[Otherside]

They supposively used a lot of props like huge dolls, a mock band, etc.

http://s18.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1KSYENV0GC6J20FG44UMCTAFGY
Jokers Wild Songs


Well.. still... I'd reather see PF on their final all-together tour than a bunch of props :\

[Kingofdudes]

Well.. still... I'd reather see PF on their final all-together tour than a bunch of props :\


Good Point

[slowhand]

My friend's step-dad said he saw PF live. He said during the entire concert they were behind a wall, until the end, where they broke it down, and it was over.


I'd personally think that would suck.


Yeah, that would've sucked so much ***. You go to see the band play and you get treated with a huge wall instead. That's way Gilmour plays on top of the wall, and somethings are projected to the wall. If not, the tour would've been a flopp... Unless you only care about paying for the music.

[slowhand]

(Sorry for the double post, but I just read this)

"The supporting tour featured an almost life size model spitfire airplane which 'flew' across the top of the arena and crashed into fllames on the stage during the climax of On the Run"

^ That would've been awesome to watch!!

[Kingofdudes]

(Sorry for the double post, but I just read this)

"The supporting tour featured an almost life size model spitfire airplane which 'flew' across the top of the arena and crashed into fllames on the stage during the climax of On the Run"

^ That would've been awesome to watch!!

They have it on pulse, you can buy it on VHS.

[slowhand]

I just saw Gilmour playing on top of the wall. It was awesome. I literally got goosebumps when I first saw it. Of course, it wasn't the whole thing, but still it was exciting to finally see it.

[kux0]

- Have you ever listened to any of the Pink Floyd albums high? It's ****in awsome, you see some crazy *** ****! But "The Wall" and "Darkside of The Moon" are the best to listen to when your ****ed up.

i dont smoke reefer...i cant imagine what its like.

[kux0]

so im at my own house now, and i have some entire concerts, aim msn or y! me if you want to trade :)
aim: kux0
y!:rckmcstick
msn: ihateoverachievers@hotmail.com

[3rdplanet]

i dont smoke reefer...i cant imagine what its like.

Where is your usertitle from?!

I once lay on the floor quite drunk and listened to Dark Side of the Moon (not my favorite choice of PF albums) with 2 friends in complete darkness, was very odd. I think I may have been falling in and out of sleep, was fun.

[RichardCranium]

Is syd really dead? or did he just disapear after he went crazy?

[magicbus]

Nope.

[Kingofdudes]

Is syd really dead?
Nope, he is still alive.

[RichardCranium]

Is he mental? like does he still know whats going on or?...

[pigonthewing82]

Nope, he is still alive.

Oh man good, that scared me because I thought somthing might have happened to him.

[magicbus]

He's insane.

[slowhand]

He's awesome.

[Modestbob]

They supposively used a lot of props like huge dolls, a mock band, etc.

http://s18.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1KSYENV0GC6J20FG44UMCTAFGY
Jokers Wild Songs

i downloaded those songs and they wont play.

[RichardCranium]

how did he go crazy? i mean i know it was the drugs but did he jus suddenly snap one day?

[Modestbob]

Is he mental? like does he still know whats going on or?...

Syd is still alive, but he now a total recluse (sp?) he dosent leave his house. his family buys his food, ect, and he spends time painting and stuff.

[pigonthewing82]

how did he go crazy? i mean i know it was the drugs but did he jus suddenly snap one day?

LSD is known to bring out metal illness. He already had it, but the LSD brought it out much sooner and more powerfully.

[Kingofdudes]

i downloaded those songs and they wont play.

They are WMA, so play them through Windows Media Player

[slowhand]

Well, people also think it all started when his father died when he was young and that he already was harboring problems in his head. The LSD played a bit role, specially since he basically went through a time when all he basically consume was LSD.

[RichardCranium]

So does he still have all his creative ability? does he still do drugs? where might i find some good drugs?

[magicbus]

He probably does, I haven't heard his solo stuff. He probably doesn't still do drugs or else he'd get worse. The internet.

[pigonthewing82]

He probably does, I haven't heard his solo stuff. He probably doesn't still do drugs or else he'd get worse. The internet.

His solo stuff is ok, I mean some isn't good, but there are some great songs he does

[slowhand]

He doesn't do anything now. They say that everything that reminds of him of his past depresses him for weeks. On his mother's deathbed, she asked that none of the PF members have any contact with him. They say that everytime he paints something new, when he finishes, he burns them. He has diabetes too, and he usually neglects his insuline(sp?) shots.

Oh yea, and they know that he lives in Cambridge, but people usually don't recognize him since every old guy there has the same looks.

He is the most interesting member of PF... at least for me.

[DeusExMachina]

He's a very interesting guy. But yeah, a total recluse. Although, according to the biography I read, as of 1989 he was getting better, and thinking about maybe even getting a day job. But, that was 16 years ago, so I have no clue what came of it.

[Shazzam]

Isn't he a gardener?

[slowhand]

Who knows? There's a lot of rumours about him going around, but no one knows for sure. They say that he doesn't even want to play guitar anymore.

Though his nephew said that he was writting a book about the history of art.

(Oh, by the way, great avatar Shazzam)

[kux0]

syd is wicked, i know this is kinda mean but im glad he went insane, becasue then the world got to hear gilmour.
If he didnt go nuts, i think none of us would know who pink floyd is today,

[DeusExMachina]

According to Gilmour, he could've made it big with Jokers Wild as well. Although I think I prefer Pink Floyd as it stood to Jokers Wild.

Off topic, but could someone send me an album by The Mars Volta? Or maybe multiple albums? I would love you forever. I have a lot to send back. My screenname is DeusExMachina107.

[slowhand]

What if Pink Floyd would've have its 5-man lineup? Syd on guitar, Dave on lead?

Would they have been better or worse? What do you guys think?

[DeusExMachina]

Worse. If Syd stayed in the band, he would've been the primary song writer. The only reason the others wrote was because they tried to keep going without Syd. They completely relied on him when he was in the band, and tried to copy him for quite awhile after he left. And, personally, Waters + Gilmour > Barrett.

[slowhand]

But many people think that if Syd would've kept going he would've been the greatest songwritter. They had a lot of fate with him, plus, Set The Controls For the Heart of the Sun was written while Syd was still in the band, though not Waters best work lyrically, it showed that he had the potential if he kept going. It would've been another Harrison thing with Waters. Maybe Syd would've dominated at first, but Rog might have kept writting and evolving until what we all know and love about him.

Of course, if Syd wouldn't have gone, well, mad, things like SOYCD and WYWH might not have ever existed... and the world would have been a sadder one.

[MalcolmYoungRock]

He's a very interesting guy. But yeah, a total recluse. Although, according to the biography I read, as of 1989 he was getting better, and thinking about maybe even getting a day job. But, that was 16 years ago, so I have no clue what came of it.

Did you read Saucerful of Secrets, the Pink Floyd Odyssey?

That's what I read.

It said something like "One day he hopes to be well enough to take the bus to and from an office"

I highly doubt that's gonna happen though.

Syd Barrett IMO is one of the most interesting people ever.

[pigonthewing82]

Worse. If Syd stayed in the band, he would've been the primary song writer. The only reason the others wrote was because they tried to keep going without Syd. They completely relied on him when he was in the band, and tried to copy him for quite awhile after he left. And, personally, Waters + Gilmour > Barrett.

Waters and Gilmour worked better together I think, but its hard to compare the Barrett years to the post Barrett years because they are so different.

[pigonthewing82]

Syd Barrett IMO is one of the most interesting people ever.

I agree, it adds so much mystery to Pink Floyd. I mean here you have this brillent psychedelic artist, who just one day drops off the face of the earth.

[IAJP]

I had a half an hour discussion about Syd Barret with my English teacher the other day.
It was awesome :cool:

[slowhand]

I had a half an hour discussion about Syd Barret with my English teacher the other day.
It was awesome :cool:

What did you discussed?

[DeusExMachina]

Heh. Today I was playing my acoustic guitar in the halls of my school while I waited for a ride, and my counsellor came and asked if he could play my guitar, and totally showed me up. It was amusing. Off topic, but yeah.

[PeenkPhloide]

After listening to the old stuff for a while, I'm really starting to like Syd, as I was a Waters fan before. The writing styles of them are a bit different and I like em both alot. Was wondering who was everyone's favorite?

[slowhand]

That's a hard question, but I think I preffer Waters. The hard thing is that Syd wasn't able to evolve, like Waters did, so who knows?

[pigonthewing82]

After listening to the old stuff for a while, I'm really starting to like Syd, as I was a Waters fan before. The writing styles of them are a bit different and I like em both alot. Was wondering who was everyone's favorite?

Syd, Waters stuff hits me personally, but with only one meaning. Syd's stuff hits me with more then one.

[Dr. Jake Destructo]

After listening to the old stuff for a while, I'm really starting to like Syd, as I was a Waters fan before. The writing styles of them are a bit different and I like em both alot. Was wondering who was everyone's favorite?

I prefer the Waters/Gilmour years more. As for your user title, your Spanish grammar is so terrible it's not even funny*


*Actually, it's still funny as hell. :lol:

'Tu mama va a la colegio' is what it should be (plus an accent over the 2nd a in mama)

[Default User]

fi you ask me any pink floyd is good, i dont think theres any somg that i dont like to listen too, if you really think about it pink floyd is one of the most revoultionary bands. theres no other group that sounds like them, they have to most unique sound ever.

[pigonthewing82]

fi you ask me any pink floyd is good, i dont think theres any somg that i dont like to listen too, if you really think about it pink floyd is one of the most revoultionary bands. theres no other group that sounds like them, they have to most unique sound ever.

Thats because like many of the great classic rock bands they changed their sound many times and it kept them original. Unfortuently unlike bands like the Beatles their changes towards the end were for the worst.

[Dr. Jake Destructo]

Deus-I am joining the Wish You Were Here fanboy wagon. Before last week, I had WYWH and SYOCD 1-5, but thanks to Med, I got the rest of the album, and wow...It's great. There isn't a second of it I don't enjoy. :p

[slowhand]

Thats because like many of the great classic rock bands they changed their sound many times and it kept them original. Unfortuently unlike bands like the Beatles their changes towards the end were for the worst.

I must disagree. The only album that was below their standards towards the end of their careers was Let it Be, and you can understand why it was once you know the hell they went through during those sessions. But Abbey Road, their last recorded album, for me, it's their best all together piece of work, forget Sgt. Pepper.

... But yeah, my favourite album of theirs is still the White Album.

Anyways, this is a PF thread, so I'll stop now.

[peachy85]

okay, i whipped out mum's turntable last night and listened to dark side of the moon, and apart from money, there's absolutely no good songs on there... i don't mean to just say that to get attention, i acually gave the whole thing (both sides) a chance but it's too soft and spacey... and the instrumental bits in between most of the songs are just crap, they're not even tricky or anything, just crap. the only other pink floyd song i like is wish you were here

someone please explain why it's supposed to be the best **** album around...

[Schyma]

You just dont have taste that's all...:p

[slowhand]

Deus-I am joining the Wish You Were Here fanboy wagon. Before last week, I had WYWH and SYOCD 1-5, but thanks to Med, I got the rest of the album, and wow...It's great. There isn't a second of it I don't enjoy. :p

WYWH is my favourite. SOYCD is my favourite Floyd track. It's just a well crafted album.

[Kingofdudes]

someone please explain why it's supposed to be the best **** album around...

It isnt the best, you just take hype too seriously.

they're not even tricky or anything, just crap
Yep, you gotta be a Steve Vai to make good music. :rolleyes:

If you think like that, you're never gonna like Pink Floyd.

How ironic you like Money....

[slowhand]

okay, i whipped out mum's turntable last night and listened to dark side of the moon, and apart from money, there's absolutely no good songs on there... i don't mean to just say that to get attention, i acually gave the whole thing (both sides) a chance but it's too soft and spacey... and the instrumental bits in between most of the songs are just crap, they're not even tricky or anything, just crap. the only other pink floyd song i like is wish you were here

someone please explain why it's supposed to be the best **** album around...

That happened to me too. When I first got DSOTM, I didn't know what was the great deal about the album. But then it grew on me. Now I see what's the hype is all about. You are just accostume to the straight forward rock songs.

[Dr. Jake Destructo]

okay, i whipped out mum's turntable last night and listened to dark side of the moon, and apart from money, there's absolutely no good songs on there... i don't mean to just say that to get attention, i acually gave the whole thing (both sides) a chance but it's too soft and spacey... and the instrumental bits in between most of the songs are just crap, they're not even tricky or anything, just crap. the only other pink floyd song i like is wish you were here

someone please explain why it's supposed to be the best **** album around...
What else are you into? You sound like you might either be a nu metal fanboy, or into Britney Spears. It takes a real musician to notice the talents that Pink Floyd has. Roger Waters is arguably one of the most adept lyricists of his time. Gilmour can put emotion into his guitar like no other, and Pink Floyd's over all genius is top notch. Now to say that DSotM is crap after one run, that's just utterly moronic. Come back in a week after listening to it 10 times and give us a real opinion.

[slowhand]

I know where he's coming from. I still remember the day I bought DSOTM. I bought it alongside Led Zeppelin (I) and Live Cream Vol. 2. After hearing Zeppelin and Cream first, I put on Floyd and I was all: "What's this?"

I didn't hear the album for about a month or so, then I started to listened to it again, and began to see the good things, and it began to grow on me. At first I couldn't understand the big thing about the instrumentals, then I got it, I found them so intriguing.

But hearing DSOTM just one time won't do. Of course, not everyone can be a Floyd fan.

[magicbus]

Yep, you gotta be a Steve Vai to make good music. :rolleyes:

If you think like that, you're never gonna like Pink Floyd.

How ironic you like Money....

While we're on the topic, Steve Vai is sweet at guitar, but he's not very good at writing music. So..

[lunch998]

Uh oh, someone has a different opinion then us.

[Dr. Jake Destructo]

Uh oh, someone has a different opinion then us.
I would respect the fact that he doesn't like Pink Floyd, but he gave no reason what so ever why it sucked. Calling it pure crap doens't really count. I have heard many people criticize Pink Floyd before, but I only get T.O'd when they don't give good reasons for disliking them.

[Kingofdudes]

While we're on the topic, Steve Vai is sweet at guitar, but he's not very good at writing music. So..

Im not saying he is bad at guitar, in fact I love him. Im the Hell Outta Here and For the Love of God are killer songs. Im just using him as an analogy since the guy says PF's music is crap since it is easy.

[Otherside]

Uh oh, someone has a different opinion then us.



It's not the fact that he has an opinion, it's the fact that his opinion sucks.

[magicbus]

Im not saying he is bad at guitar, in fact I love him. Im the Hell Outta Here and For the Love of God are killer songs. Im just using him as an analogy since the guy says PF's music is crap since it is easy.

Right, I got ya. I don't know why I said that anyways; it played out better in my head.

After listening to Jugband Blues, I'd like to know exactly what the hell is wrong with Syd's lyrics.

[pigonthewing82]

You know I've really been getting into the song Careful With This Axe Eugene. What Waters does with his voice is just awsome. I guess that was his scream at the begining of Another Brick In The Wall Part Two.

[magicbus]

I love Careful With That Axe, Eugene. It just might be in my top 3 Floyd songs. The scream is so demonic, is gives the song a great feeling.

[slowhand]

You know I've really been getting into the song Careful With This Axe Eugene. What Waters does with his voice is just awsome. I guess that was his scream at the begining of Another Brick In The Wall Part Two.

It's scarier on the Live at Pompeii.. when I saw him screaming, I didn't know what to do. It's really hard to scream low like that, he must've passed a lot of days without voice because of that.

[pigonthewing82]

It's scarier on the Live at Pompeii.. when I saw him screaming, I didn't know what to do. It's really hard to scream low like that, he must've passed a lot of days without voice because of that.

Yeah I have seven or eight different versions of it, and each one sounds great.

[magicbus]

My favorite is the Ummagumma version. It just sounds so creepy. And on Pompeii, you see him doing it. I think the effortlessness Roger appears to have while screaming makes it less intense.

[pigonthewing82]

My favorite is the Ummagumma version. It just sounds so creepy. And on Pompeii, you see him doing it. I think the effortlessness Roger appears to have while screaming makes it less intense.

I think I like the Pompeii version. I'm lucky enough to also have the Pompeii preformance on cd so I can listen to it with out watching it.

[Distant Echoes]

I wasnt aware that pompeii came on a audio CD too...whered you pick that up?

[PIGS(1 different one)]

It's scarier on the Live at Pompeii.. when I saw him screaming, I didn't know what to do. It's really hard to scream low like that, he must've passed a lot of days without voice because of that.


Yeah, the original Black metal scream. :lol:

It's intense as hell.

[pigonthewing82]

I wasnt aware that pompeii came on a audio CD too...whered you pick that up?

:lol: Its just one of my many many bootlegs I got at the store where I buy my bowls.

[Dr. Jake Destructo]

Madey, do you think you could YSI the Pompeii version of Careful with that Axe Eugene? It has the scream, right?

Plzkthx/spam

[kux0]

Here you go. :)

http://s13.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3OG85CALSFTWC3N8NUGCHJUXNI

thanks bro
added to colection

EDIT: if anyone would put all on pompeii online, i could trade for live in '79, dsotm concert

[Modestbob]

They are WMA, so play them through Windows Media Player

wow, those songs oh man. I am really glad Gilmour moved on to Floyd, i cant belive he played that r&b kinda stuff.

[rivendell]

Quote: I wasnt aware that pompeii came on a audio CD too...whered you pick that up?

I don't have it, but I've seen several of them on Ebay.

[Modestbob]

Quote: I wasnt aware that pompeii came on a audio CD too...whered you pick that up?

I don't have it, but I've seen several of them on Ebay.

I downloaded Pompeii audio a while ago. It is just like the video except the video, it even has the parts where they talk.

[kux0]

I downloaded Pompeii audio a while ago. It is just like the video except the video, it even has the parts where they talk.

thats wicked, you should put it up on yousendit, i can trade you another concert for it if you want.

[Modestbob]

thats wicked, you should put it up on yousendit, i can trade you another concert for it if you want.

i will try to put it up

[Modestbob]

here this should work "Live In Pompeii" audio http://s32.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0CV7CX1345V9Z2KJTSOKRX591C

[Shazzam]

Anyone have any good bootlegs on there computer? I will be willing to trade any Floyd album :cool:

[Kingofdudes]

here this should work "Live In Pompeii" audio http://s32.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0CV7CX1345V9Z2KJTSOKRX591C


You are a god amongst men!

[Modestbob]

You are a god amongst men!

finally someone noticed!

[slowhand]

finally someone noticed!

Not so modest, bob.

[Modestbob]

Oh and in the Live In POmpeii i uploaded, there is also a special radio add i downloaded and put in the zip file.

[sandman420]

Lets get this thread going. I should post in it more.

I got alot of Floyd live, I got some old rare shows, I got some unreleased Syd stuff, i got alot from the 1975 tour where they play the entire darkside of the moon, as well as other things, like You Gotta Be Crazy which turns into Dogs. I got some from 1977, Montreal 1977 great show. They play most of Animals other than Sheep, great version of Pigs(three different ones). I got The Wall live from 1980. And some other tours from the 1980's.

[Kingofdudes]

I got some from 1977, Montreal 1977 great show. They play most of Animals other than Sheep, great version of Pigs(three different ones).

Did you get that off of ebay? I think I have seen that on there.

[ArtificialLife]

any of you guys ever seen any of the floyd cover bands? I saw The Machine a while ago.
They completely blew me away with Pigs, One of these Days, and Echoes

[magicbus]

I saw The Surrogate Band (www.thesurrogateband.com i think). They were very good. I hope to catch another show soon.

[slowhand]

I haven't been as lucky. Living in Puerto Rico can sometimes become such a drag.

[magicbus]

I didn't know you lived in Puerto Rico :eek:

Thanks for the Pompeii audio Modestbob. :thumb:

[sandman420]

Did you get that off of ebay? I think I have seen that on there.

I got it off a friend.

[Kingofdudes]

I got it off a friend.
<_< >_> Care to upload it?

[slowhand]

I didn't know you lived in Puerto Rico :eek:

Thanks for the Pompeii audio Modestbob. :thumb:

Yeah, well, that's why there's a short supply of Pink Floyd fans were I live and have only you guys to talk to about them. I wish a cover band would come here... It would be great.

[sandman420]

If you got msn i could send it to you, or we could trade. I don't want to upload it because it is really huge and all the songs are separate.

Wow what the hell did i say, sorry they do play Sheep it actually starts it off.

[Modestbob]

Lets get this thread going. I should post in it more.

I got alot of Floyd live, I got some old rare shows, I got some unreleased Syd stuff, i got alot from the 1975 tour where they play the entire darkside of the moon, as well as other things, like You Gotta Be Crazy which turns into Dogs. I got some from 1977, Montreal 1977 great show. They play most of Animals other than Sheep, great version of Pigs(three different ones). I got The Wall live from 1980. And some other tours from the 1980's.

if you catch me on AIM we could trade, and i could give you my list of what i got on my pc. I got a few pre-darkside shows and some other good shows.

aim- uglyCasanovabob

[magicbus]

Holy ****. Yea the Pompeii screaming is definently chilling. I never realized it because I'm always paying attention to how Roger does it, not the actual scream itself. Yea, that was sweet.

[Modestbob]

I have some videos on my computer if any of you are intrested. here i will list them:
Welcome To The Machine (a music video that looks to be from MTV2, it is a animated trippy video)
Pink Floyd Live On American Bandstand 11-06-1967
Pink Floyd- French TV 2-20-68 (with Gilmour singing Flaming)
Pink Floyd- Grandchester Meadows Live At The Fillmore West 1970
PF Live at Kralington 1970
The orginal video of See Emily Play (with Gilmour no Syd)
Pink Floyd & Syd Barrett - Astronomy Domine live beat club '67

i can send them over aim prefrably.

[magicbus]

I would like to see the Astronomy Domine and Granchester Meadows. That would be cool.

[Modestbob]

I also have the short video of Syd's first "trip" on drugs

[lolrox0rz]

lol pink floyd rox0rz

[sandman420]

I have some videos on my computer if any of you are intrested. here i will list them:
Welcome To The Machine (a music video that looks to be from MTV2, it is a animated trippy video)
Pink Floyd Live On American Bandstand 11-06-1967
Pink Floyd- French TV 2-20-68 (with Gilmour singing Flaming)
Pink Floyd- Grandchester Meadows Live At The Fillmore West 1970
PF Live at Kralington 1970
The orginal video of See Emily Play (with Gilmour no Syd)
Pink Floyd & Syd Barrett - Astronomy Domine live beat club '67

i can send them over aim prefrably.

I will definately trade with you, I dont have AIM though, do you have msn?

The Bandstand is good i saw it.

[pigonthewing82]

You know I was thinking, and Pink Floyds early songs have a lot of emotion in them. I mean I can feel the intensity of the song, and they almost take you on a journy. This drops off after Dark Side of the Moon. I mean they had a few songs like that, but none that did it as well as they could in their old days. Shine On comes close, but it doesn't hit it they way a song like Echoes or Saucerful of Secrets hits me.

[Modestbob]

I will definately trade with you, I dont have AIM though, do you have msn?

The Bandstand is good i saw it.

my msn is uglycasanovabob@hotmail.com

[slowhand]

You know I was thinking, and Pink Floyds early songs have a lot of emotion in them. I mean I can feel the intensity of the song, and they almost take you on a journy. This drops off after Dark Side of the Moon. I mean they had a few songs like that, but none that did it as well as they could in their old days. Shine On comes close, but it doesn't hit it they way a song like Echoes or Saucerful of Secrets hits me.

For me Shine On You Crazy Diamond and Wish You Were Here are very emotionally charge.

[Modestbob]

http://s35.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1IKIYJ4SJR55X2AVIK354LDZKQ

this is Pink Floyd- Grandchester Meadows Live At The Fillmore West 1970 video
I uploaded it for a trade and figured I would share.

[Kingofdudes]

Those bootleg DVDs need to come in, I really want to trade for some shows :-/

[freakmeeko]

Anyone know some Floyd songs with good Keyboard solos in them? I know Wright is one of those keys players that doesn't have to solo to prove it's talent, but I just need my fix.

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[Kingofdudes]

Anyone know some Floyd songs with good Keyboard solos in them? I know Wright is one of those keys players that doesn't have to solo to prove it's talent, but I just need my fix.

Wearing the Inside Out
Dogs

His work throughout Echoes is quite good aswell.

[slowhand]

Yeah, I like Wright on Echoes. I think the song started out because of something he was playing on the keyboards and they built the whole song around it.

[kux0]

Wearing the Inside Out
Dogs

His work throughout Echoes is quite good aswell.

werd, i think those songs are some of his best.

[sandman420]

Yeah he is awesome on that.

[kux0]

indeed he is.

[magicbus]

I think Wright is best on A Saucerful Of Secrets, because he sings and wrote a lot of the songs. Run Like Hell has a cool keyboard solo if I remember correctly.

[kux0]

wright is just the ****it. What about us and them???

[magicbus]

Who could forget that? And The Great Gig In The Sky. Amazing work.

[kux0]

brilliant. The great gig in the sky is definitely one of his greatest

[Dr. Jake Destructo]

Beginning of Any Colour You Like has some of the coolest keyboard work by Wright. I heart that song. :D

[sandman420]

I agree completely, live hes good on Pigs(three different ones).

[magicbus]

Beginning of Any Colour You Like has some of the coolest keyboard work by Wright. I heart that song. :D

Oh jeez, how could I forget. I absolutely love that song. When I first heard DSOTM, that one blew me away.

[I'mhungryForASandwich]

Any Colour You Like - Another Floyd instrumental. Written by the whole band. David Gilmours guitar effects in this song go beyond anything. This song can be simply desribed and a batch of colors shining magnificently. Most definately a wonderful song.





I love the song :thumb: I get it stuck in my head all the time :D

[sandman420]

Any Colour You Like is ultimate. The title completely describes the song.

[weatherman123]

excuse me if im asking a redundant question, but does anyone have any ideas on how in the world gilmour gets those sounds on any colour you like

[sandman420]

Wearing the Inside Out
Dogs

His work throughout Echoes is quite good aswell.

Do you want to trade anything Gilmour.

[Kingofdudes]

Do you want to trade anything Gilmour.

At the moment I have no bootlegs to trade(except prism). Give me a few minutes and ill have Live on Pompeii up, with all the track seperated.

[Kingofdudes]

It is all done, Ill upload it tomorrow

[DaveMundaine]

I've really been getting deep into Floyd in the last few months - I've always loved The Wall & DSOTM - just never ventured past them. (Thrash got me at a young age)

I picked up Meddle on a whim, HOLY ****!! what a genius album! Echoes alone is worth the album, Pillow of Winds, Fearless, One of these Days, all genius songs. San Tropez & Semus have the "classic Queen wtf songs" effect on me, I just have to skip them(ala Big Bad Leroy Brown)

Since then I picked up Animals, and Wish You Were Here - and am blown away by this stuff. The Animals disc I got had a "bonus album" on it, A Saucerful of Secrets - I wasn't overly impressed - it was lacking most of the stuff I love about Floyd. (stony, ride cymbal mellowness, great vocal melodies & harmonies, soaring guitar solos, ect) There is an amazing jump in songwriting from ASOS to Meddle.

So, other than DSOTM, Meddle, WYWH, Animals, & The Wall - are there any other great classic Floyd albums?(as if thats not enough lol) I've seen mixed reviews for early Floyd, and the soundtrack albums. It's confusing, when even the band says some of their old stuff sucks!

And for vocals, I have a hard time figuring out who sings what - Is Gilmour the "lead" singer for the most part? I know Waters sings Brain Damage/Eclipse, and a bunch of the Wall stuff - but on the bulk of the classic singing, is taht Gilmour? Who does the harmonies? Like on Echoes, or on Time - Tired of lying in the sunshine, staying home to watch the rain" those lines - who sings that?

Sorry for some noobish questions, but I can't find this **** in interviews, ect.

[freakmeeko]

I've always been meaning to buy Animals, but I always have second thoughts when the stores charge it for twenty bucks and only five songs.

[Riva]

5 songs, 3 of which are around 10-17 minutes.

[Shazzam]

Beginning of Any Colour You Like has some of the coolest keyboard work by Wright. I heart that song. :D


Probably one of my favorite Floyd songs period, being a keyboardist myself.

[Shazzam]

5 songs, 3 of which are around 10-17 minutes.


After hearing Dogs, which is about 17 minutes, that alone will justify your purchase. Pigs is also a very good song too.



EDIT: Not directed towards HeavyRiva

[magicbus]

I'm listening to Echoes Pt. 1 off Pompeii. This has such a sweet solo, and it rules to play.

[Modestbob]

I reckon the only other indispensable Pink Floyd album for a Floyd fan is The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, which was their debut album, and is very psychedelic...it's the only album where Dave Gilmour doesn't play, but where Syd Barrett is the lead guitarist. Other than that, the band has a few good albums, but not any others that I'd consider great, although I know people will disagree with me here. I fully agree about the band's songwriting skills progressing though. Other than The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, I never really listen to any of their stuff recorded before Meddle on a regular basis.

On Time, I think I'm right in saying that Gilmour does the bulk of the singing, although Richard Wright also sings on the track. The majority of The Dark Side Of The Moon is sung by Gilmour, with the exceptions being Brain Damage/Eclipse. Gilmour also sings onEchoes as well. Basically after The Dark Side Of The Moon Waters took over the main singing duties, until he left the band. Before then Gilmour did most of the singing.

Obscured By Clouds is a great album, one of my favorite Floyd albums. But I love anything by floyd.

[Kingofdudes]

Gilmour also sings onEchoes as well.
Also note that Richard Wright sings with Dave on that song.

[kux0]

I bought piper at the gates of dawn the other day..like a month ago actually and i am kinda glad syd went crazy, because i dont think pink floyd would have ever come out wiht a "DSOTM" or a wish you were here (duh). But i like piper its just a little too psychodelic for my likings,

[Kingofdudes]

Crap! Well the track by track pompeii is gonna take a bit longer, for some reason a bunch of the songs went in to a few minutes of silence after each track...

[Schyma]

I bought piper at the gates of dawn the other day..like a month ago actually and i am kinda glad syd went crazy, because i dont think pink floyd would have ever come out wiht a "DSOTM" or a wish you were here (duh). But i like piper its just a little too psychodelic for my likings,
So your glad a person has a messed up life just because of music that you enjoy? What a horrible person! :angry:

[dustindow]

So your glad a person has a messed up life just because of music that you enjoy? What a horrible person! :angry:

Well what about Nirvana? :-)

[Kingofdudes]

Well what about Nirvana? :-)
:lol:

[Schyma]

What is up with all the Bobo avatars?

[sandman420]

I bought piper at the gates of dawn the other day..like a month ago actually and i am kinda glad syd went crazy, because i dont think pink floyd would have ever come out wiht a "DSOTM" or a wish you were here (duh). But i like piper its just a little too psychodelic for my likings,

I like Piper, anyways, I think it is going to be inevitable for Waters to finally start taking more control, even if it would be a bit later. Pink Floyd with Syd I don't think would be the same though. Maybe David Gilmour might have joined with them? Or the band saw Waters trying to take more control kicked him out, and Syd would bring his friend Gilmour and Syd would take Waters position while retaining the songwriting and Gilmour would do lead guitar. I think a good idea would be all of them though, with Syd on rythem and Gilmour on lead.

With all that aside, I think what Pink Floyd became was great. Roger Waters and David Gilmour together is what most people think about with Pink Floyds music. People look at the albums like Darkside, Animals and The Wall. As much as I like Syd I think PINK FLOYD as we know them today was better with Waters and Gilmour.

Anyways, whoever was talking about Animals should definately get it. All the songs are great and the album flows so nice.

[slowhand]

Animals is great, but from all of the Floyd albums that I have (PATGOD, Meddle, DSOTM, WYWH, Animals and Delicate Sound of Thunder), it's the least I listen too.

[RNR]

Animal zwns you. Listen to it more.

[slowhand]

Sorry, I just really can't find what I like about Pink Floyd being so much in there. I love Dogs and Sheep but I think it's a bit too acoustic for my liking.

[Kingofdudes]

Finally!

http://s33.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=08MFZ7FNT6TLX0SR28K3OO62I8
Live at Pompeii, with all the track seperated.

The only thing wrong is Echoes(part2), the mp3 that modest bob uploaded cuts off too early, so it doesnt have everything.

BTW, if there is anything wrong with any of the songs, tell me and Ill try to fix the songs

[slowhand]

What is up with all the Bobo avatars?

I'm wondering the same thing...

[kux0]

I'm wondering the same thing...

speaking of avatars... really dig yours :)

[Otherside]

Animal zwns you. Listen to it more.


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[Lateralias]

Dogs = One of my favorite Floyd songs...

[weatherman123]

animals is one of the only floyd albums i pick up to listen to a specific song, for the others i usually just go all the way through

[magicbus]

Finally!

http://s33.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=08MFZ7FNT6TLX0SR28K3OO62I8
Live at Pompeii, with all the track seperated.

The only thing wrong is Echoes(part2), the mp3 that modest bob uploaded cuts off too early, so it doesnt have everything.

BTW, if there is anything wrong with any of the songs, tell me and Ill try to fix the songs

Thanks for the upload. I started YSI'ing it this morning, and then I had to go to my dad's house before it finished, so I didn't have a way of getting the songs over here. But I'll just use your's.

[slowhand]

speaking of avatars... really dig yours :)

Thanks.

So, would you mind telling me what's up with your avatar?

[Rothmans]

Hey, I've recently got into pink floyd alot i have wish you were here the wall animals and dsotm
I think animals is the best album but i never saw the big deal for dsotm what so great about it?

[slowhand]

^ Well, what's so great about Animals?

[Rothmans]

Well the first solo is probably one of the greatest solo's i have ever heard and the lyrics are great im not insulting DSOTM maybe i just havnt given it enough time i like the great gig in the sky and all but i dont see the brilliance others seem to

[slowhand]

Don't worry, I'm not atacking you. I just want to see why you like Animals so much. You see, I don't see the great deal on Animals, and I preffer DSOTM (but my favorite album is WYWH).

Just trying to see your point of view.

[Rothmans]

I havnt listend to WYWH as much as the others kind of neglected it ill slip it onl ater

[Distant Echoes]

that sentence just kept making littler sense after every word...

Im debating is wywh or dsotm is my favorite album...theirs both so great all around, but the lyrics to wywh blow me away.

Ive totally blew off obscurred by clouds, since i bought patgod only a week later. Im gonna have to listen to it more, it really was a great album.

[slowhand]

I don't have Obscured by Clouds... I don't know anything about that album, actually, other than it was the one before DSOTM.

I read somewhere than in 2000, DSOTM was voted as the best album to have sex to. I like Australia. Wish I could go there.

[magicbus]

OBC is very cool. I really like the guitar work on that album. The long, sustaining "solos" like on Obscured By Clouds and Mudmen.

[DeusExMachina]

Hey all, just want to let you know, I probably won't be posting in this forum for about a week. Spring break and all. Cheers.

[willis2441]

Hey all, just want to let you know, I probably won't be posting in this forum for about a week. Spring break and all. Cheers.
happy spring break!i have it too,but i will be posting,because i have no life! :thumb:

[Kingofdudes]

http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=7193719&postcount=3764
In case anyone missed it.

[magicbus]

I'm listening to Meddle on vinyl, and it sounds reeeal sweet.

[Shazzam]

I'm actually listening to Meddle too, but not on vinyl. :upset:

[slowhand]

Guys, what do you think about Dogs of War? I've only listened the live version on Delicate Sound of Thunder but I think it's a good song. I just love the blues solo Dave plays on that song.

[Nirvana34534]

my fav pink floyd songs are i wish you were here, and
another brick in the wall

[Shazzam]

my fav pink floyd songs are i wish you were here, and
another brick in the wall


I'm guessing those are also the only ones you've heard, too.

You should buy DSOTM and maybe Animals, Wish You Were Here, or the Wall to get into some more Floyd.

[slowhand]

So...

Well, what do you guys think would've happened if Jeff Beck would've joined Pink Floyd instead of David Gilmour?

[magicbus]

I think it would've been much like the Floyd today, except the guitar solos wouldn't be as "epic", but more on the quirky side. That's how I'd see it, if you get what I mean.

[slowhand]

What do you mean with "quirky"?

[magicbus]

What do you mean with "quirky"?

Something about Jeff Beck's music makes me view it as "goofier". Not as serious, or playful might be better word choices.

[Riva]

Without Gilmour, they may have been no WYWH.

*shudders away from thought*

[slowhand]

Without Gilmour, they may have been no WYWH.

*shudders away from thought*

That just would've been wrong.

Well, it's safe to say that Pink Floyd wouldn't have been the same. But, would it have been better? I think that it would have been a more progressive band than it is. Gilmour is a very conservative guitarist, more to the style of Eric Clapton, not like Beck, or King Crimson's Fripp, or even Yes' Howe.

But I'm happy how it turned out, so yeah.

[pigonthewing82]

I just got The Wall demo tapes (well on cd). Its interesting, I think the demo's are more Waters view on how it should sound. Thank god Gilmour stepped in and changed some parts. For example, there wasn't suppose to be a solo on Another Brick In The Wall part two.

[floyd29]

well on a completely different thing i was just reading the hard rock cafe post and i was reminded of when i was driving on the highway 7 in Canada on the way to toronto and there was this sort of ontario housing deal and it looked pretty runned down and on the side (facing the highway) it was all pretty bad looking but standing out in black paint on the brick wall was PINK FLOYD THE WALL drawn just like on the CD cover. I thought that was pretty cool and laughed all the way to toronto.

[floyd29]

Another brick in the wall part two with no solo!? (scary thought)

[pigonthewing82]

Another brick in the wall part two with no solo!? (scary thought)

I know man, I mean loses all importance after the first minute and a half. Something that was cool though was Waters did the Careful With That Axe Eugene scream during ABITW part one. You know Waters owes so much to Gilmour. I mean I love Waters, but if Gilmour did as little work as he originally did on the Wall it would have been horrible.

[Alessandro]

What´s everyone´s thoughts about The Division Bell? I like it a lot, although Waters is not in it. Poles Apart is an amazing song.

[pigonthewing82]

What´s everyone´s thoughts about The Division Bell? I like it a lot, although Waters is not in it. Poles Apart is an amazing song.

Its has fine instrumentals, the only problem is a lot of Pink Floyd fans listen to them because of the lyrics, whitch arn't that great.

[Kingofdudes]

For example, there wasn't suppose to be a solo on Another Brick In The Wall part two.

Isnt it just acoustic guitar strumming?

[pigonthewing82]

Isnt it just acoustic guitar strumming?

Nah the song kind of like another brick in the wall part one. Another difference is in the first verse Waters says "We don't need no education, we don't need no crowd control"

[slowhand]

... I'm kind of bored, so I'm gonna post some Pink Floyd trivia. Here I go:

To get the people talking bits on Dark Side of The Moon, generic cue cards were passed around to everyone they could find around Abbey Road, like janitors, engineers and even Wings, including Paul and Linda McCartney. There were passing around 20 questions, like "What do you think about the phrase 'dark side of the moon'?" "When was the last time you were violent, and were you in the right?", and "Are you afraid of dying?" The most sponataneous answers were used in the album. Paul and Linda didn't make the cut, though.

The studio time were interupted for two reasons: soccer and Monty Python television broadcast. The band were such great Monty Python fans that they used some of the earnings they made with Dark Side of the Moon to help fund Monty Python's The Holy Grail film.

Those are the only two I'll post now. Kind of tired.

[Otherside]

Does anyone else feel a shiver down their spine during Saucerful of Secrets on Live at Pompeii, when Gilmour comes in on vocals? It's just.. amazing in a way I can't describe

[pigonthewing82]

Does anyone else feel a shiver down their spine during Saucerful of Secrets on Live at Pompeii, when Gilmour comes in on vocals? It's just.. amazing in a way I can't describe

I think thats Gilmour's best vocal work.

Careful With This Axe Eugene = Waters best vocals
Echoes = the bands (non Syd) best overall song (mabye shine on)
One of These Days = Waters best bass line

Yeah I'm a total fan boy of all the songs on Live at Pompeii :)

[magicbus]

Does anyone else feel a shiver down their spine during Saucerful of Secrets on Live at Pompeii, when Gilmour comes in on vocals? It's just.. amazing in a way I can't describe

I know what you mean, but I think its even more effective on Ummagumma. When those vocals come in, it just gives me chills, everytime.

[almighty_sandwich]

Slowhand, those trivia bits are really cool. Got any more?

[Broken Arrow]

... I'm kind of bored, so I'm gonna post some Pink Floyd trivia. Here I go:

To get the people talking bits on Dark Side of The Moon, generic cue cards were passed around to everyone they could find around Abbey Road, like janitors, engineers and even Wings, including Paul and Linda McCartney. There were passing around 20 questions, like "What do you think about the phrase 'dark side of the moon'?" "When was the last time you were violent, and were you in the right?", and "Are you afraid of dying?" The most sponataneous answers were used in the album. Paul and Linda didn't make the cut, though.

The studio time were interupted for two reasons: soccer and Monty Python television broadcast. The band were such great Monty Python fans that they used some of the earnings they made with Dark Side of the Moon to help fund Monty Python's The Holy Grail film.

Those are the only two I'll post now. Kind of tired.
I saw thje first thing on thje making of DSTOM.

[kux0]

I think thats Gilmour's best vocal work.

Careful With This Axe Eugene = Waters best vocals
Echoes = the bands (non Syd) best overall song (mabye shine on)
One of These Days = Waters best bass line

Yeah I'm a total fan boy of all the songs on Live at Pompeii :)

i like time on darkside of the moon for gilmours vocals and set the controls for the heart of the sun for Waters

pompeii owns! :lol: :lol:

[Otherside]

I know what you mean, but I think its even more effective on Ummagumma. When those vocals come in, it just gives me chills, everytime.

The imagery is just so awesome though. The wind blowing like it did, and all the rest of the band seem really into it. It's awe-inspiring.

[Modestbob]

I think thats Gilmour's best vocal work.

Careful With This Axe Eugene = Waters best vocals
Echoes = the bands (non Syd) best overall song (mabye shine on)
One of These Days = Waters best bass line

Yeah I'm a total fan boy of all the songs on Live at Pompeii :)

On Careful With That Axe Eugene Gilmour has vocals, where he sings with his guitar. and that is one of my favorite songs guitar wise (the pompeii version).

[magicbus]

The imagery is just so awesome though. The wind blowing like it did, and all the rest of the band seem really into it. It's awe-inspiring.

That's true, the wind does enhance it a lot.

And I love on Careful With That Axe, Eugene how he sings and plays what he's singing. That is pretty cool.

[SomethingfromHolland]

The Live in Pompeï video is great, I think it's one of my favourite Floyd things

i only have it as a dvd, but is it available as cd too?

[Distant Echoes]

Just got back from Best buy and got A momentary lapse of a reason.

I know its not their best...but they didnt have the one i wanted, and it was only $11. Cant wait to hear it. :)

[slowhand]

Man, I'm listening to the Mars Volta, and I find them that they are kind of what Pink Floyd would have been if Jeff Beck would've been asked to join Pink Floyd instead of Dave Gilmour.

Anyways, they are awesome.

And yes, I think I have a few more trivia. I'll type some later.

[PinkFloyd]

On Careful With That Axe, Eugene (Live in Pompei) did anyone notice that run up that Gilmour does? It's the only time I've actually seen him play something fast.

[Modestbob]

Man, I'm listening to the Mars Volta, and I find them that they are kind of what Pink Floyd would have been if Jeff Beck would've been asked to join Pink Floyd instead of Dave Gilmour.

Anyways, they are awesome.

And yes, I think I have a few more trivia. I'll type some later.

the mars volta are Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin and Santana if they had a gangbang and produced offspring.

[slowhand]

the mars volta are Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin and Santana if they had a gangbang and produced offspring.

Yeah, Omar's playing reminded me of Page's.

They are a great band, maybe the most innovative band since Pink Floyd. They deserve all the praise they are getting and more.

And it also makes me proud to say that Omar is Puerto Rican, and that he's one of the great guitarist on the rock scene right now.

[Modestbob]

Yeah, Omar's playing reminded me of Page's.

They are a great band, maybe the most innovative band since Pink Floyd. They deserve all the praise they are getting and more.

And it also makes me proud to say that Omar is Puerto Rican, and that he's one of the great guitarist on the rock scene right now.

Omars playing tends to remind me more of Robert Fripp (King Crimson) escpially from the KC album "Starless and Bible Black"

[slowhand]

Well, it reminded me of Page when he plays on How the West Was Won. I haven't heard anything from King Crimson, well, not much, but I plan on picking them up later, as well as Yes.

[slowhand]

More trivia then:

David Gilmour had had a bet with their manager that Dark Side of the Moon wouldn't crack the US top 10.

The original title for Dark Side of the Moon was going to be 'Eclipsed,' (many of you know this). They were going to name it that because Medicine Head, a folk rock act, released an album in 1972 by the name of Dark Side of the Moon. But since Medicine Head's album flopped, they decided to call theirs Dark Side of the Moon.

Dark Side of the Moon was first performed at the Dome in Brighton, England, June 20th 1972. But due to malfunctions with the tapes, they were only able to reach Money that evening.

That's all for now... Maybe more later. I suppose.

[Modestbob]

i know this should go in the Tab section but, does anyone have a tabbed out version of Careful With That Axe Eugene (Pompeii version)? im not good enough to do it myself. I have a Guitar Pro version of Echoes Pt1 Pompeii version i could make a tab if anyone wants.

[slowhand]

i know this should go in the Tab section but, does anyone have a tabbed out version of Careful With That Axe Eugene (Pompeii version)? im not good enough to do it myself. I have a Guitar Pro version of Echoes Pt1 Pompeii version i could make a tab if anyone wants.

Ooh, I want the Echoes Live at Pompeii version. That would be awesome.

[Modestbob]

Ooh, I want the Echoes Live at Pompeii version. That would be awesome.

contact me on aim at uglyCasanovabob or on msn at uglycasanovabob@hotmail.com

[slowhand]

Storm Thorgerson did the cover and some photoes for the Mars Volta. Is he giving his aproval?

What other artist have had the privilage of working with Storm?

[Thai Noodles2]

I found their album the division bell on the ground, anyone wanna talk about that album?

[Kingofdudes]

I found their album the division bell on the ground, anyone wanna talk about that album?
It has some great tracks(Wearing the Inside Out, Coming Back to life, High Hopes) and some not so good ones(What do you want from me)

[Shazzam]

I found their album the division bell on the ground, anyone wanna talk about that album?

:confused: Wtf???

[Otherside]

Gilmour, can you re-upload the Live at Pompeii tracks? The original link exceeded it's bandwidth :\

[pigonthewing82]

My cousin just go the inside out book by Nick Mason. Its really good, every Floyd fan should have it. I mean I only looked at the pictures, but even that is enough. There is one on almost every page and well the parts I read were really good. Also you get to hear what happened in Pink Floyd from probally the most neutral member.

[slowhand]

I'm gonna have to check it out. I love books with pictures... =D

[TerryThorne]

What's a live floyd album with Waters?

[Kingofdudes]

Ummagumma
Live at Pompeii(DVD)
Is there anybody out there?(The Wall Live)

[pigonthewing82]

Pulse
Delicate Sound of Thunder
Prism(bootleg)


I recommend Pulse

I don't think those are with Waters, though I haven't heard Prism. The only ones with Waters that I know of that are non bootleg are Ummagumma, and The Wall Live (Is There Anybody Out There)

[slowhand]

Waters is not on Delicate Sound of Thunder... and I don't think he's on Pulse either...

[Kingofdudes]

crap, I could have sworn he said without waters

[pigonthewing82]

crap, I could have sworn he said without waters

I've made mistakes like that before, tell me more about Prism. Its very rare I come across a bootleg that I havn't even heard of.

[Kingofdudes]

I've made mistakes like that before, tell me more about Prism. Its very rare I come across a bootleg that I havn't even heard of.

Shazzam posted it a while ago. I think it was about 1987-1988. I like how it has Welcome to the Machine, and Echoes :D

[pigonthewing82]

Shazzam posted it a while ago. I think it was about 1987-1988. I like how it has Welcome to the Machine, and Echoes :D

:eek: Echoes?????!!! how do I not own this already

[pigonthewing82]

Is it just me or does Wright look really pissed off when they are singing Echoes in the studio on live at Pompii.

[slowhand]

Is it just me or does Wright look really pissed off when they are singing Echoes in the studio on live at Pompii.

He's just concentrating really, really hard.

[CaptainWaits]

Anyone bored come here

http://entertainmentforums.greatboard.com/index.php?gb=entertainmentforums

[Riva]

Shazzam posted it a while ago. I think it was about 1987-1988. I like how it has Welcome to the Machine, and Echoes :D

How come you aren't on AIM anymore?

So, I finally caved, and bought the CD version of Ummagumma. It's NOT NEARLY as good as the tape. So shove that in your pipe and :smoke:.

Aaron (Animosity) you are running a big risk. Just so you know...

[clown_phobia]

what are the guitar solos like on wish you were here?

[Riva]

Great. Probably some of Gilmour's most emotional works. Another reason why WYWH is THE GREATEST FLOYD BY FLOYD AND POSSIBLY ANY BAND.

[Riva]

I agree with what Riva said. I'd say that for consistency, Gilmour's solos on Wish You Were Here are his best. Obviously you've got both parts of Shine On You Crazy Diamond which his guitar absolutely makes, but the guitar intro and outro to Wish You Were Here is so beautiful as well. I still think that's the band's best album, and one of my favourites of all time as well.

You didn't put it in caps. I can no longer communicate with you as an equal. :(

[Otherside]

Gilmour, can you re-upload the Live at Pompeii tracks? The original link exceeded it's bandwidth :\

Please?

[Kingofdudes]

Please?

Ill try to when I have the time, im not gonna have a chance till like 9:00 tonight :-/

Riva, u r neva on AIM

[Shazzam]

Here's Prism again for whoever asked for it.

http://s40.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0QWX3ZTQH1YKS1NUV8ARS3DIY6

[pigonthewing82]

Does anybody in here know why Pink Floyd did so many movie sound tracks.