PINK FLOYD

JIM LADD! I used to listen to him on KLSX when I was 12. My brother and I totally made fun of him because after a song he liked, he'd go "Loooooord have mercy!"

curious about the live/rarity aspect of this though!

SIRIUS FLOYD RULES

(or sounds like it will)

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/150749_10150845549667308_5660597307_9750444_2083174149_n.jpg

The Doors in 1972?

hologram jim morrison

wish you were here

they were probably promoting this smash
http://www.robbierocks.ch/LP%20Cov%20SM/D-G/The%20Doors/1972-full%20circle.jpg

I didn't know the Doors kept going! figures.

yeah there's also this one (get it?)
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c2/The_Doors_-_Other_Voices.jpg

xxxp yeah, I remember Jim Ladd too. there seemed to be a lot more variety with radio programming back then (up into the early 90s) - I remember him throwing on some more relatively obscure psych sometimes

Funny how Elektra let them carry on for two albums, one more than they let Echo and the Bunnymen carry on for.

Right. Back to the t-rex discussion...

"Minutes of the British Rock Meeting held 5.20.72...absent: S. Barrett, J.Morrisson..."

And funny how they listed the people in The Faces. Because S.Marriot was also missing...

Never bothered to hear post Morrison Doors till YouTube came around but there's a cool clip of a song called tightrope walker or something that's pretty good.

i haven't heard any of it, but i'll admit that the full circle cover makes me interested. i'll check out youtube! no reason why it has to the worst thing in the world, i guess.

let's all listen to this together
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OEXScFKV-I

excited to get to this
The Mosquito (No Me Moleste Mosquito)- 19:44

let's all listen to this together

hawww, yeah. second song is ok. i mean, it really sounds very little like the doors. they should've just picked a new name, but i guess that would mean less $$$.

[pink floyd rules]

I think for my own sanity I'll skip that one, thanks all the same lol

The Droops

The Dours

I dunno, the first song on Full Circle isn't that far off something Bob Weir woulda put out.

album is hitting bottom with "good rockin' tonight". and then no me moleste mosquito!

Not So Much "Doors" As A Bead Curtain

sorry to hijack this important thread w/ doors nonsense! Here is the last floyd bootleg i listened to. it rules.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6puHqvNGVk

I have not as of yet been able to determine why "Pink Floyd Finger Puppets" rules.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYUWl071Gx4

I know it must. But I can't shake the feeling that the guy who posted it is going to hunt me down and kill me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmBlcB5Nfes

I dunno, the first song on Full Circle isn't that far off something Bob Weir woulda put out.

had a shitass day and then I re-watched Classic Albums - Dark Side of the Moon ...like magic.

fukn Floyd man

of all the bands that I enjoy listening to, there's just something about Floyd where 'being in the mood' is irrelevant because as soon as you hear it you're instantly in full receiving mode. Every song has a favorite part, and the whole thing, Dark Side, just lifts you out of yourself. (And no I didn't smoke a damn thing lol). You know? Wish I could build a time machine and go back to those old Floyd days where you could see them play their guts out to a blazed audience for no money.

PINK FLOYD RULES

^^HOTS otm re: mood to listen to the Floyd.

Dark Side, just lifts you out of yourself.

The lines of the prism formed a heartbeat line inside the gatefold of the vinyl issue and once during "Us & Them" when the lyric "the lines moved side to side", they did.

Ruled

lorrrd have mercy

okay so...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01j0yyv

aw man

Currently BBC iPlayer TV programmes are available to play in the UK only, but all BBC iPlayer Radio programmes are available to you.

Why?

Why?

Why?

Why?

Why?

Why???????

Watched this. Didn't tell me anything I didn't already know tbh including that R. Waters is a monumnetally self-important ass.

Gilmour was quite emotional, unusually for him, and I've warmed to Nick Mason over the years but the rest of them: Storm Thorgesen, Aubrey Powell, Gerald Scarfe *shiver*

Saw this two hour ad (my god their videos suck shit! Gets worse with their later, utterly hopeless and unsalvageable music) - getting to the point of cynicism with all the Syd stuff, felt like all the talk/writing songs about him was out-of-place beforehand, and feel that now more than ever.

Gilmour was quite emotional, unusually for him, and I've warmed to Nick Mason over the years but the rest of them: Storm Thorgesen, Aubrey Powell, Gerald Scarfe *shiver*

Don't read the book I name-checked upthread if you want to have any good feelings left.

Just had a look on D3M0N0ID, the WYWH doc is up there.

You know? Wish I could build a time machine and go back to those old Floyd days where you could see them play their guts out to a blazed audience for no money.

This goes for pretty much every 60s&70s band.

can you say more about that book Elvis? is it authorised? interviews with the band etc? who's the dude that's written it? thanks, looks great!

Obscured by Clouds.

Watched this. Didn't tell me anything I didn't already know tbh including that R. Waters is a monumnetally self-important ass.

― Charles Kennedy Jumped Up, He Called 'Oh No'. (Tom D.), Saturday, 26 May 2012 11:30 (2 days ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Man, you should have hoired him in the 70s! He's modesty personified by comparison, now!

BTW, the latest Marc Maron & Tom Scharpling show has some of the most hilarious PF commentary ever.

Glad to hear it. Not paying money for it though.

oh my god! I just realized that if you play Pink Floyd's Obscured by Clouds at the same time as you watch Barbet Schroeder's The Valley, it syncs up perfectly!