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ATOM HEART MOTHER

Pink Floyd

 

Psychedelic/Space Rock

3.91 | 2516 ratings

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kawkaw123
2 stars Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother is a very strange album. In My Opinion this is the worst of early Pink Floyd though I have not heard "More" yet. It starts out with the twenty four minute title track. The Track Atom Heart Mother is overly pompous and boring. Yes it was an experiment for them and yes it is symphonic but even the band will admit they didn't really know what they were doing with it. I would give it a 1/5, its long and boring with no direction. the next song is If which is a okay little acoustic ballad nothing great which deserves a 3/5 at best. Up next is Summer '68 which is probably the best song on the album, it has more energy then the previous songs but again nothing great here I'll give it a 3/5. Then theres Fat Old Sun which is kinda dull, like the previous 2 tracks it is also very acoustic it deserves no more than a 2/5. Then the the final last and disappointing track Alan Psychedelic Breakfast which sounds just like its title labels it as. A some what Psychedelic song with breakfast cooking in the background. 1/5 Maybe i'll listen to this song when i'm eating breakfast. maybe it will be better that way, but I doubt it.
kawkaw123 | 2/5 |

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