hah sweet

[QUOTE=Riva;14790441]Pfft, I have it on CD, DVD, Vinyl and a limited edition case containing 6 original cells from the movie, plus 6 miniature posters of movie artwork.[/QUOTE]

Damn I can't beat that.

I've been upstaged :upset:

[QUOTE=Riva;14790441]Pfft, I have it on CD, DVD, Vinyl and a limited edition case containing 6 original cells from the movie, plus 6 miniature posters of movie artwork.[/QUOTE]

Show-off.:mad:

Now that's what I call owning!

so the live wall cd is pretty sweet

oh yes, I like it a lot better than just listening to the wall, but that's just me, but yeah all of the solos are extended, and a there's some new stuff in it, but it's a little expensive being almost $30

Is it all of Pink Floyd or just Roger or perhaps Pink Floyd minus Roger?

I can't picture post-Waters Floyd playing The Wall all the way through.

I'm pretty sure it's the full lineup, but I could be wrong.

Yeah I guess that was kind of a dumb question.

Edit: Good to see you got rid of that god-awful avatar Matt.:p

It's the full line-up, if he's talking about [I]Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live.[/I] Got great interviews in the booklet too. Rick talks about how controlling Roger is and Dave talks about how controlling Roger is.

I don't own the wall, I have everything up to DSotM except Relics on CD, and Piper in Mono on vinyl.

Woah, thats a pretty rare record.

It's a reissue, I'm sure. It came shrinkwrapped.

[QUOTE=Leper;14796735]Yeah I guess that was kind of a dumb question.

Edit: Good to see you got rid of that god-awful avatar Matt.:p[/QUOTE]

Haha, now I just need this one to be a little bigger.

Wow, sweet.
Neighbours are awesome, my mums friend across the street just randomly decided to give me all her old vinyl records. Dark Side of The Moon (with the poster included and everything) and Wish You Were Here were among a few other good ones.
Score.

[QUOTE=Danger Bird;14796973]It's a reissue, I'm sure. It came shrinkwrapped.[/QUOTE]

Oh ok, seems funny it's Mono then.

Hey, with mono I don't have to listen to that stupid balance-shifting effect in Interstellar Overdrive.

I'd rather just skip over Interstellar Overdrive.

You guys are odd. I [I]live[/I] for Interstellar Overdrive, and especially the end of it.

I find it very boring, irritating, and ultimately unlistenable. But I love The End by the Doors and have heard many people describe it the same way so I dunno.

[QUOTE]You guys are odd. I live for Interstellar Overdrive, and especially the end of it.[/QUOTE]Yea, "Interstellar Overdrive" is great, I love the ending especially too. There's nothing quite like walking down a dark empty road at 2 AM listening to it.

That's one of the best songs on Piper.

And I love that part where it alternates speakers.

[QUOTE=Leper;14800216]I find it very boring, irritating, and ultimately unlistenable. But I love The End by the Doors and have heard many people describe it the same way so I dunno.[/QUOTE]

Heh, I guess it is one of those songs. All I know is when I listen to The End, I generally can't wait for the end.

I love the song, but the shifting effect sounds like a two year old playing with my stereo.

Plus live versions are so much better.

[QUOTE]Plus live versions are so much better[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I agree. I have an copy of a early Floyd concert, forget the date, but the "Interstellar Overdrive" is outstanding. It's the highlight of the concert.

[QUOTE=Danger Bird;14801437]I love the song, but the shifting effect sounds like a two year old playing with my stereo.

[B]Plus live versions are so much better.[/B][/QUOTE]

That's something I can agree with.

Long songs by Pink Floyd have always been superb live. I think it's when they let the jam band aspect of their music just flow.

[QUOTE=Riva;14800788]Heh, I guess it is one of those songs. All I know is when I listen to The End, I generally can't wait for the end.[/QUOTE]

Haha fair enough. I'm not sure what it is about Interstellar Overdrive. Usually longer instrumentals entrance me when I listen to them but I guess my mind just doesn't connect with that one for whatever reason. Maybe I'll listen to it one day and suddenly "get" it.

Interstellar Overdrive is maybe 4-5 minutes longer than it should be, but the good parts are sweet.

Well, long stretches of not much are trademarks of Pink Floyd songs. Just look at Echoes for example. :p