Pink Floyd vs. Gryphon |
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suitkees
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Özgür, a small dose of Pink Floyd every once in a while may counterbalance an overdose of happiness... I hardly listen to Gryphon anymore - I maybe should do that again - and Pink Floyd has never depressed me. To me they are not in the same league, so this is an easy choice for me, though I always liked Gryphon too. |
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Shadowyzard
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Thanks kees.
I see happiness differently, probably. I see it merely as an element on contentment. Or to put it better: a balanced happiness should mean contentment. As for PF not being depressive earlier, or the claim thereof: As far as I know, depression does not commence at birth. BTW, I didn't claim and actually don't think that PF's music is depressive for anybody. Edited by Shadowyzard - May 24 2021 at 01:57 |
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Agree, but sad (or depressing) music will not cause it either - at least not with me. But, indeed, generally we cannot consider PF very uplifting, but if you want uplifting PF, you just play The Piper at the Gates of Dawn. It works!
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Sure pal! But I'm a hopeless PF hater.
J/K. I moved on. Plus, I can sell my soul for High Hopes. |
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I must say, one of my first thoughts was, just how much Pink Floyd have you listened to, maybe you need to listen to more, so here's some More.
Interestingly, two of my favourite Gryphon tracks are Lament and the Unquiet Grave (love their rendition). |
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^ I've probably listened a good half of the PF songs. And only listened to perhaps 10 of them more than a couple of times. I honestly am not interested Greg, sorry... It is not a prejudice, but a solid conviction.
Though, I'll check this song out for fun! And see if I listened to it, or remember having listened to it earlier. |
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It might make you a little angry. I'm with Johnny Rotten that anger is an energy.
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True, there is not too much upbeat Floyd stuff... but this is a bit jollier than most of their output. |
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This has made me smile
But then I like shreds. |
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Anger is also an emotion. An occasional anger should be healthy. The a****le is rotten to the core! |
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Love both bands..but The Floyd for me. Gryphon is something I have to be in the mood for. Floyd has so many different flavours to chose from, so its easier to pick something that corresponds with my cabeza.
I do however tend to go for the Floyd stuff that comes before the big albums such as Dark Side, Wish You Were Deer and Animals. Methinks a person who digs Gryphon would prefer the Atom Heart Mother suite over pretty much anything other Floyd. Is it upbeat? Sure if you have teets and say mooouuh! |
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Pink Floyd |
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-Anyway voted Floyd of course. Gryphon are cozy to revist a couple of times each decade I suppose. And I understand why someone wanting some "feelgood" 70's prog reaches for (the wonderful) Midnight Mushrumps over Animals (which I too find slightly depressing). But I think there's a good reason the former band are so important to so many, and the latter is simply a footnote in the history of prog rock. Btw, this is not how I see things in general. Small forgotten bands can obviously be more interesting and "better" than household names. But Pink Floyd were groundbreaking innovaters musically - in addition to being hugely successful.
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