PINK FLOYD

The remixed version of Meddle on the Early Years box is rocking my world.

xp (Thank you, that was my one act play "The Eventual Fate of Fantano.")

lol

the fuck with that "Nick Mason is terrible" shit upthread?

If you think Nick Mason sucks, then you think Pink Floyd sucks.

And Pink Floyd does not suck. Pink Floyd rules.

― Montgomery Burns' Jazz (Tarfumes The Escape Goat)

nick mason does not suck. nick mason obviously RULES, because pink floyd RULES. he also rules for the vocals on "scream thy last scream" and "one of these days". nick mason rules because he demands his pie without the crust, even though he doesn't always get it. he rules because of nick mason's fictitious sports, the greatest pink floyd-related solo album with the _possible_ exception of syd barrett's records. hell, he even rules for mason/fenn's "profiles".

mind you he's still a shit drummer.

also, he wrote "Paintbox"

oh wait

You mean 'oh wait, Paintbox is actually shit, lol' or 'oh wait, he didn't write Paintbox'? Only one of those statements is true.

2nd one, realized it was Wright after I posted

and Paintbox RULES, obviously

meddle used to be my favorite fall album

merciless, the magistrate turns round-ah

yessssssssssssss

the floyd are short

Wish I could hear the new box set without spending $500 that I don't have. Pretty annoying that the two-disc version leaves off "Vegetable Man."

They're releasing all but one of the component sets individually next year.

now we're talking

drinkadrinkadrinkadrink

that's Syd on the end/fadeout, yeah?

Apples and Oranges continues to blow my mind. like how is this a song? how is this happening? next time you hear this, try to just listen to Syd's guitar. it's insane. he isn't playing rhythm or even the main chords sometimes, it's this weird serpentine noisey guitar weaving around in the near-background. absolutely fucking awesome.

"Apples and Oranges" is my favorite syd non-album single

'Octopus' really follows on from "Apples and Oranges", which is how it should be.

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GILMUR

Jarvis Cocker's secret identity there.

that's awesome. he was so beautiful

A friend of mine was a huge Syd fan from the very beginning. He was super excited to finally see Pink Floyd live when they came to Ann Arbor in '68...and my friend was like, "the fuck?! Where's Syd?! Who's this Gilmour guy?!"

"Who's this Gilmour guy?! HE RULES!!!!"

lol

dave <3

THE PINK FLOYD RULES

THE GILMUR RULES

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Does anybody know what disc the Meddle remix is on and could I access it easily by looking through the files on my Mac?

this album rules
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PINKY FLOYD: https://www.discogs.com/Pink-Floyd-The-Piper-At-The-Gates-Of-Dawn/release/4155437

lol @ that bootleg sleeve!

Hey, don't stop them now.

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I don't live very far from Wenley Stadivm, it's embedded in my brain now.

Hahaha!

Has there ever been a thread about funny/inappropriate/weird bootleg artwork?

should be one!

If there's none in the archives, Turrican or Mark G, do the honors.

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oh to be a fly on the wall at Abbey Road early 1967...

...actually bet even the flies were tripping

Doubt it. Amazes me that such wonderful psychedelic pop music was made in an environment that, by many accounts, was reportedly quite stuffy.

I think things had loosened up a bit by then. Norman Smith had witnessed the erosion of some of the more uptight practices during his time with the Beatles, and surely recognized that Pink Floyd would not have exactly thrived with strict schedules and lab coats and such.

Norman Smith legendarily didn't "get" Floyd's music at all.

Ah, didn't know that.

I've been doing a lot of Floyd and Barrett reading lately and it seems like it's not quite as simple as that. He seems to have been an enthusiastic participant at least on the first record but had his own pov that was perhaps not entirely floydian

He worked for days on the ending to "Bike." He wanted to out-do the Beatles as he was biter for them sacking him. It wasn't until Saucerful of Secrets that he and the Floyd started drifting apart. he said of the title track, "Personally, I think it's rubbish, but go ahead and do it if you want."

I thought he stopped working with The Beatles because he'd been promoted?