PINK FLOYD

Glad they played Reaction in G. Been waiting for Roger to use that as an encore to the Wall.

Well, they didn't actually know what Reaction in G sounded like, so they just made something up and called it that! (Not sure why not... there's certainly enough boots of the tune...)

http://media.legrandclub.rds.ca/images/userpics/photo/0013/5955/Dave_Gilmour.jpg

habs rule

awesome

I just printed on canvas the naked women photo and hanged it on my bar. Our customers acknowledge the PF dominance.

One of the definitely looks like our Amber, obv it isn't

There is a nice '75 show on D1me right now. San Diego Sports Arena, remastered from a vinyl rip 'California Soundboard'.

http://bigozine2.com/roio/?p=1560

web.archive.org/web/20120621180041/http://home.roadrunner.com/~jj947/Y_INDEX.HTML

https://scontent-b-sjc.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/598526_10151663961872308_614425105_n.jpg

maybe I'm not a good floyd fan, but cover your dorm in pink just says "wallogina" to me.

haha yeahhhh.
i find that dorm depressing in almost every way.

Like any college freshman needs to be taught to decorate their dorm room with floydaphenilia.

yea totally

i'd still smoke a bowl once or twice though with whoever lives there. probably not more than once or twice though

also tbh i had a dark side poster in my college dorm room

and a bob marley poster

and a beatles poster

and a bob dylan poster

and a radiohead poster

but my room was way cooler than that dude's

was gonna say, this must be under the bed in the photo
http://i.imgur.com/DgLqe.jpg

have a blunt

http://www.postandcourier.com/article/20130918/PC16/130919289/1009/victim-x2019-s-brother-woman-accused-of-stabbing-roommate-over-eagles-music-had-also-blown-stack-over-pink-floyd-tunes&;source=RSS

Haven't seen anybody mentioning it so far but there is a stack of to me peak period Floyd appearing on
Trader's den at the moment. All the early years up to about '72 plus some other stuff I'm less interested in.

http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/search.php?searchid=9960202

http://www.uncut.co.uk/sites/default/files/2013/09/floyd-nov-cover-uk.jpg

Not sure what more can be said about DSOTM but imma read it anyhoo.

Because PINK FLOYD RULES

not floyd but ... linda thompson has a new album?

has this been posted? kind of disturbing...
http://24.media.tumblr.com/5bb8e120760fbb922a753b928c227fab/tumblr_mtna2m9H1D1qlzc4lo1_500.jpg

Can't ever remember seeing a photo of Wright impressively moustachioed like that before. Bearded yes, moustache only no.

reminds me of HOOM

They all look a bit waxy and weird, maybe tinkered with in Photoshop or similar. It's also kinda strange seeing them with very clean hair :)

Wow, I love that Relics ad, with the alternate cover too!

Can't ever remember seeing a photo of Wright impressively moustachioed like that before. Bearded yes, moustache only no.

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~listen~

boobs of the seventies were so magnificent.

"...And we're just going to hang this inflatable cow udder right here. How's the lighting?"

http://israelforever.org/interact/multimedia/Video/jerusalem_shine_on_crazy_diamond/

Interesting in light of this.

lol

somebody is gradually upping all the live sets in several versions from 1970 & previously before to Trader;s Den.
I haven't checked out the difference between various different bootleg recordings of anything so far. I'm assuming some of them must be different recordings of the same set otherwise duplication would be pointless. Not sure what reputation individual versions have, presumably there must be a Floyd bootleg reviews page somewhere?

But they were pretty great back then, possibly up to '72 too. After that they weren't quite the same.
Other people had heard of them so subsequently they must have been poo? Don't think it's quite that but didn't seem quite so exploratory or something.

haha!
http://31.media.tumblr.com/2bcf07df647b33200c355b727914422c/tumblr_munvjq2Asx1qbu3ito1_500.jpg

^ Waters outside a 1987 Floyd show.

New footage from Live At Pompeii debuts

Yesterday evening saw the world premiere of some newly discovered additional interview footage with the band, which will be screened again on Monday afternoon (October 14th), at 1pm at the Excentris Fellini, 3536 boulevard St-Laurent in Montreal. Tickets for the showing in two day's time of the 60 minute Le festin des huîtres (Chit Chat with Oysters) can be booked through Nouveaucinema.ca.

"Chit Chat with Oysters is the opposite of Live at Pompeii," summarised director Adrian Maben to the La Presse newspaper. "I shot these pictures with a camera light, just as if it is a family film. We see how the group worked. There are a lot of great, and trivial, conversations. On food. About friendship. On how to avoid conflict in a group. We find a group with a lot of humour. This is the hidden face of Pink Floyd."

On the official website, Adrian talks about the new footage: "In December 1971, Pink Floyd met at the small Europa Sonore studio in Paris to work on the multi track mix of “Live in Pompeii” previously recorded by Charles B. Raucher. Sound effects were added to the original tapes. David Gilmour and Richard Wright overdubbed their voices for Echoes, part I and II. Roger Waters and Nick Mason remained in the control room. In the middle of the day, the roadie Chris Adamson was sent to buy a few dozen oysters and beers at the nearby Brasserie Lorraine. During an improvised lunch the four members of the band answered questions about their music and the schemes they had devised to avoid infighting. They poked fun at the director and at themselves. Their hilarious, off-the-cuff, chit chat was unique because in those days the Floyd rarely talked about themselves to the media. This 16mm black and white film is an authentic portrait of the group as they were a few months before the release of the first version of Live at Pompeii. It’s a miracle that the recently rediscovered rushes are still undamaged. They have never been seen before with the exception of a ten minute sequence previously used for The Director’s Cut. The images were restored and edited with the help and support of the Cinémathèque française."

Also, Pink Floyd's Roger Waters discovers father's WWII fate

boy does Roger look like his mother.

I learned that Harry Shindler has a list and on Shindler’s list is my father’s name. I am moved to tears by that fact.

I mean can I just

I smell a new theatrical concept album!

there is a periodic low buzzing sound, maybe coming from the next apartment building over, which sounds eerily like the bass notes at the beginning of 'one of these days'

i keep waiting for it to kick in and rule, but it never does

feel sure that somewhere on ILX i've told the story of the flat i once lived in underneath somebody - who i don't remember ever seeing - who played Meddle loud, on a loop every night, so i tended to drift off to sleep and wake up to the sound of that closing section from "Fearless". happy days.

short sleep

Shine on, indeed! Jerusalem is the crazy diamond of our Jewish People!