Yeah I've always pronounced it pretty much the way it's spelled.

Edit: Meddle without the "E" sound at the end. I also think it's weird to say it that way.

[QUOTE]Also, out of interest, who pronounces Meddle as "meddle"[/QUOTE]
I say it that way. The thought of pronouncing it another way has never crossed my mind until now.

That's the only way that I've ever thought of pronouncing it. How is it meant to be pronounced?

[QUOTE=What?;14173058]That's the only way that I've ever thought of pronouncing it. How is it meant to be pronounced?[/QUOTE]



I've always thought of it as like "med-del"

[url]http://kgon.com/Article.asp?PT=Staff+Stuff&id=346452[/url]

Just hear about that this afternoon. Nothing's set in stone or anything, but that would be pretty incredible. I would go to LA for that.

[url]http://kgon.com/Article.asp?PT=Staff+Stuff&id=346683[/url]

Just found that, too. Should be cool.

They will turn it down of course.

[quote=Eliminator;14167758]i was listening to the madcap laughs the other day[/quote]

and it sucks

How so?

[QUOTE=TheMisterBungle;14178806]They will turn it down of course.[/QUOTE]

I reckon they'll do it. They said that the only shows they would do are charity ones. That's a charity one isnt it?

Also, not mentioned in that article, is they're trying to get Zeppelin to re-unite for the concert.

I think Floyd would do it. The bigger obstacle is actually going through with the concerts.

EDIT: Nevermind, it does mention Zeppelin.

So what's stopping the Zeppelin thing? They did Live Aid after Bonham died.

Jean Paul Jones doesn't get along with Jimmy Page or Robert Plant.

As far as I know, that's pretty much it, but thats a pretty big obstacle.

Well there's the fact that it would suck.

What would? Zeppelin or the concert?

Because I think they'd both be pretty cool.

Yer obviously Page and Plant still get on well. Wonder what's wrong with Jones.

[QUOTE=rippa32;14180330]Yer obviously Page and Plant still get on well. Wonder what's wrong with Jones.[/QUOTE]

Page and Plant did a Page and Plant tour sometime in the 90's or something, but anyway, they toured and did Zeppelin stuff and didn't tell him, or ask him to come along, he is supposed to have found out about it like everyone else, in the news etc.
I'd be pretty P.O'd if that happened to me.

[QUOTE=MattSharpIsCool;14179691]What would? Zeppelin or the concert?

Because I think they'd both be pretty cool.[/QUOTE]

The reunion. Page and Plant are washed up and their best member is dead.

Ive always though of John Paul Jones as the best member myself.

I don't really care for Zeppelin.

I dont know if it would be the same without Bonham, not to mention how old the guys are getting now. I dont know what Jimmy Page is doing nowadays, but I'd imagine he can still play his guitar. Plant doesn't sound as good as he used to, but I'd still like to see them play a one-time thing.

I like Zeppelin's early stuff a lot better. I'm not just saying that to sound scene either, so stfu. I am just not interested in much of their "we are sex gods" era music.

I never really cared for Pink Floyd or Zepplin for that matter.

We is on Zeppelin now?

I like both bands, but Floyd >>>> Zeppelin for the record :)

Yer a bit off-topic there. Back to Roger Water's show. Did anyone notice the drumming was different on Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun? I was very dissapointed about that as I think there an integral part of that song.

I liked the bigger arrangement. Didn't quite sound as spacey (which I know would've peeved some), but it was definitely more rock-oriented, and I dug that entirely. It was one of my favourites for the night :smoke:

He gave similar treatment to [b]Welcome to the Machine[/b] on his [i]In the Flesh[/i] tour. It's great.

I just wished he would've played [b]The Final Cut[/b] or [b]What God Wants pt1[/b]. They would be dreamy.

Actually that change of drums really annoyed me. He did a good job of Fletcher Memorial Home though if you want to talk about Final Cut.

Yeah the drumming was different, and definately sounded alot less cosmic/psychedelic, though i still liked the version they played, the backup singers really made it too <_<

Fletcher Memorial Home was sick too, Only thing i find myself really wishing he'd played, was to keep playing the encore all the way through so i could hear The Trial :D I love that.

I made a desktop wallpaper out of the meddle photo gate.

[url]http://img260.imageshack.us/img260/6017/pinkfloydmeddlekl4.jpg[/url]

[quote=bahamut_ali;14181381]We is on Zeppelin now?

I like both bands, but Floyd >>>> Zeppelin for the record :)[/quote]

Agreed and rep+++

[QUOTE=Rawb;14180772]I never really cared for Pink Floyd or Zepplin for that matter.[/QUOTE]

Well then you're obviously in the right thread.

I think I've decided I don't like Roger's solo stuff all that much. I was listening to his solo albums last night and earlier today, and I just dont really like them.

I love how badarse Rick is with a beard.

And on [I]In The Flesh[/I], Roger supplants part of [I]Dark Side Of The Moon[/I], namely Great Gig In The Sky, Us And Them and On The Run with Pros And Cons Of Hitch-hiking Part 11, The Bravery Of Being Out Of Range, Perfect Sense, It's A Miracle and Amused To Death. His reasoning is that those songs make it the complete story of life.

At first I didn't think much of the change, but now it's really grown on me.

[QUOTE=Riva;14184332]I love how badarse Rick is with a beard.

And on [I]In The Flesh[/I], Roger supplants part of [I]Dark Side Of The Moon[/I], namely Great Gig In The Sky, Us And Them and On The Run with Pros And Cons Of Hitch-hiking Part 11, The Bravery Of Being Out Of Range, Perfect Sense, It's A Miracle and Amused To Death. His reasoning is that those songs make it the complete story of life.

At first I didn't think much of the change, but now it's really grown on me.[/QUOTE]

The only problem is that [I]Great Gig[/I] and [I]Us and Them[/I] are maybe the best songs on Darkside.

:lol: Are you meaning to tell me that there are other songs on DSOTM?!?!?!

[QUOTE=MattSharpIsCool;14184397]The only problem is that [I]Great Gig[/I] and [I]Us and Them[/I] are maybe the best songs on Darkside.[/QUOTE]


And those two are Wright songs not Waters ...

Richard Wright just rules, he's so underrated and made some of PF's finest work

I know they're Wright's songs, so I understand why Roger took them out of his set. I'm just saying they're good songs.

Ah well, at least he played it properly when I saw him :thumb:

They are excellent songs, and Rick is my favourite solo artist from Floyd, so nyah. :p

Us and Them is one of my favorites off the album.

Anyways, I watched Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead yesterday. Pretty good movie. They had Seamus in there and at one part they started to play Echoes, which was funny considering the context in which they played it.

I heard Seamus on the radio yesterday. I guess since they finished with that A-Z thing they were doing, they're gonna start playing some more songs they usually don't.

Seamus is a cool song.