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Posted: August 05 2014 at 01:11
Rednight wrote:
Is anyone excited about this topic?
not me
BUT given they are stinking rich I assume this is not just some money making exercise and it will have genuine interesting music. I'll wait and see what the consensus is about it . Floyd were never my favourite band although WYWH and Animals are well up on my own list of best prog albums.
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Posted: August 04 2014 at 21:06
As I have said before, I do am excited about this. However, I just thought about a risk here. For me, Pink Floyd had ended their discography on a very high note, Division Bell being among my favourite Floyd albums, and High Hopes being a really wonderful swansong... also, one of my favourite songs from them. Now, there's the risk for them to end with a not so stron effort. I hope this is not the case, of course.
I am. I've been thinking about it and any Division Bell sessions unheard by my ears makes me very interested. I absolutely love Pink Floyd and the fact that they are gonna dedicate this album to Richard Wright makes it even more momentous and epic. It's just too bad that waters and Gilmour still can't join forces. The hate is strong between those two.
I think the "hate" part is over. Dave even did a couple of his Wall shows. And so did Nick. The problem is that Roger won't have a lot to add to it, other than lyrics, or want to add anything but lyrics, I would imagine, and not simply just enjoy the moment and add the bass to the work.
I think that we will be surprised and that Roger will show up and have a nickname and no one will know who that is.
It doesn't matter to me. Pink Floyd has nothing to release or prove to me anymore, and I don't need 20 more minutes of something to tell me what I have already heard and known all along. I would be surprised if there is anything "new" here.
I feel 'the Floyd' have nothing to prove to me as well either. They have a very well established and lavish discography to my ears. They have around 7 albums albums that I absolutely adore. Not many bands have that with me. Anyway. It's exciting to get some new material out in the open. Even if its terrible I won't be pissed.
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Posted: August 04 2014 at 10:21
If they put it on Spotify, I'll check it out there first. If Waters and Gilmour aren't together, it will probably not be the type of Pink Floyd recording that will interest me.
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Posted: August 03 2014 at 13:43
progbethyname wrote:
I am. I've been thinking about it and any Division Bell sessions unheard by my ears makes me very interested. I absolutely love Pink Floyd and the fact that they are gonna dedicate this album to Richard Wright makes it even more momentous and epic.
It's just too bad that waters and Gilmour still can't join forces. The hate is strong between those two.
I think the "hate" part is over. Dave even did a couple of his Wall shows. And so did Nick. The problem is that Roger won't have a lot to add to it, other than lyrics, or want to add anything but lyrics, I would imagine, and not simply just enjoy the moment and add the bass to the work.
I think that we will be surprised and that Roger will show up and have a nickname and no one will know who that is.
It doesn't matter to me. Pink Floyd has nothing to release or prove to me anymore, and I don't need 20 more minutes of something to tell me what I have already heard and known all along. I would be surprised if there is anything "new" here.
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I am. I've been thinking about it and any Division Bell sessions unheard by my ears makes me very interested. I absolutely love Pink Floyd and the fact that they are gonna dedicate this album to Richard Wright makes it even more momentous and epic.
It's just too bad that waters and Gilmour still can't join forces. The hate is strong between those two.
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Posted: August 02 2014 at 10:43
Hi,
If you have editing facilities and a really good DAW, one of these days, take 3 PF albums, and SEPARATE the keyboards from the rest of the band and lyrics.
You will be totally surprised and amazed at what you hear, which is usually very different, and not rock, pop, jazz or anything else music related many many many times ... they are a sort of ambient, weird, strange and sometimes amazing sound that floats through.
I, sincerely, DOUBT that any of these things will ever be heard by anyone that is a "FAN" of the band, and find the incredible individuality that the band had from its 4 members, which made it the special band that it was. You can even take some of the moments from his solo albums, and you know that he left behind 100's of those moments that might be used, and might never be used!
I appreciate Dave putting these out and such, but in the end, I much more miss the "space" that Rick added to the PF music that is not always appreciated because all we can think is of a rock song!
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Posted: August 01 2014 at 12:40
I am decidedly unexcited. I realize that they're dubbing this as a tribute to Richard Wright, but there is a huge part of me that is thinking 'If Richard Wright wanted this to have been released why didn't they release it when he was still alive'. It's almost like Mr. Wright resisted the release of the material but when he no longer had any input, it was put together.
I'll listen to it, but excited, no.
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Posted: August 01 2014 at 09:53
Hi,
Haven't even heard anything yet.
If it is instrumental it will be fine. As long as they don't turn it into a pop song or something like it, I will be fine with the out takes, except those from their toilet!
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Posted: July 31 2014 at 23:51
Rick Robson wrote:
^sounds like an alternate version of that such beautiful excerpt from High Hopes, interesting to check out the final result, but to be honest the original section of my fave from DB (HH) sounds much more "symphonic like" to me, I prefer pretty much that original one.
I agree.....disappointed with a 12" take on High Hopes
I am gonna wait but thanks for the link whoever posted it....
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Posted: July 31 2014 at 21:43
Dayvenkirq wrote:
Only if it's gonna be a classic, so ... no. Without Rick ... .
Actually, Rick is part of the band here. The album is meant to be some sort of homage to him, and uses recordings that haven't been used before. Actually, this album might as well have more writing credits from him than most other Floyd albums... we'll just have to wait and see.
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