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MORE (OST)

Pink Floyd

 

Psychedelic/Space Rock

3.15 | 1551 ratings

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frenchie
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4 stars and once again, the floyd never cease to amaze. pink floyd had been moving on from the loss of syd and had started to let gilmour prove himself. the band took a step in a new direction by producing a soundtrack to drug film "more" but this album is a clear stepping stone between saucerful where the band were progressing from the immature sound into psychadelic prog rock.

more also paves the way for ummagumma. there are similarities to the ummagumma studio album here. cirrus minor and grantchester meadows are rogers acoustic pieces which are quite dark and ordinary and quite similar to each other. more also experiments with guitar effects and has the biggest range of musical genres on any floyd album, including blues, tribal music, spanish acoustic pieces, trippy and psychadelic songs, and the "heavy" "nile song". very experimental and there will be parts of the album you dont like but these will be made up as there are lots of songs that will please you. this album isnt for everyone but because it is so experimental then it will suit anyones taste as there each floyd fan will get something different out of this album. shine on...

frenchie | 4/5 |

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