More trivia then:

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

The original title for [b]Dark Side of the Moon[/b] 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 [b]Dark Side of the Moon[/b]. But since Medicine Head's album flopped, they decided to call theirs [b]Dark Side of the Moon[/b].

[b]Dark Side of the Moon[/b] 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 [i]Money[/i] that evening.

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

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.

[QUOTE=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.[/QUOTE]

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

[QUOTE=slowhand]Ooh, I want the Echoes Live at Pompeii version. That would be awesome.[/QUOTE]

contact me on aim at uglyCasanovabob or on msn at [email]uglycasanovabob@hotmail.com[/email]

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?

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

[QUOTE=Thai Noodles2]I found their album the division bell on the ground, anyone wanna talk about that album?[/QUOTE]
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)

[QUOTE=Thai Noodles2]I found their album the division bell on the ground, anyone wanna talk about that album?[/QUOTE]

:confused: Wtf???

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

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.

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

What's a live floyd album with Waters?

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

[QUOTE=Gilmour]Pulse
Delicate Sound of Thunder
Prism(bootleg)


I recommend Pulse[/QUOTE]

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)

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

crap, I could have sworn he said without waters

[QUOTE=Gilmour]crap, I could have sworn he said without waters[/QUOTE]

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.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]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.[/QUOTE]

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

[QUOTE=Gilmour]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[/QUOTE]

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

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

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Is it just me or does Wright look really pissed off when they are singing Echoes in the studio on live at Pompii.[/QUOTE]

He's just concentrating really, really hard.

Anyone bored come here

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[QUOTE=Gilmour]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[/QUOTE]

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...

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

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

[Quote=Jonny]
I agree with what Riva said. I'd say that for consistency, Gilmour's solos on [I]Wish You Were Here[/I] are his best. Obviously you've got both parts of [I]Shine On You Crazy Diamond[/I] which his guitar absolutely makes, but the guitar intro and outro to [I]Wish You Were Here[/I] 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.[/QUOTE]

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

[QUOTE=Otherside]Gilmour, can you re-upload the Live at Pompeii tracks? The original link exceeded it's bandwidth :\[/QUOTE]

Please?

[QUOTE=Otherside]Please?[/QUOTE]

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

Here's Prism again for whoever asked for it.

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