MEDDLE

Meddle album could be considered a transition. Pink Floyd left behind Psychedelic Rock to get almost entirely on progressive rock, though of course with psychodelic and space rock influences that has always characterized this great band. Meddle is the beginning of the real Floyd sound, that would influenced so many bands in the future. The album begins with a menacing sound, a low double melody executed to perfection by Waters and Gilmour that's always right next to Mason and Wright take us out to one of the hardest songs of Pink Floyd. 'A Pillow of Winds "is a song with folk and psychedelic air executed to perfection by Gilmour. 'Fearless': Definitely the most underrated song on the disc. The melody that brings Mr. Gilmour is awesome. perhaps the 'Never Walk Alone' do not quite fit the song ... but that does not matter ... then comes the voice of Waters and some beautiful piano chords of Richard Wright with the jazzy 'Saint Tropez'. 'Seamus'.... this is the disk failure ... but nothing happens, suddenly we heard that the famous' Ping', yes sir, ECHOES: the wonderful piece that definitely exalting Floyd, the mixture of Psychodelic, experimental, symphonic and space rock. The voices of Gilmour and Wright and fit perfectly ......the solos... oh my god! Gilmour's solos are absolutely sublime, divine, awesome. MASTERPIECE!!!