PINK FLOYD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8wYM7vLk6g

rules

careful with that stud, Eugene

http://www.adam-ritchie-photography.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/X158.jpg
look at all these people who rule, seeing pink floyd in 1966
http://www.adam-ritchie-photography.co.uk/?cat=10

doe this rule? http://vimeo.com/28940576

today london RULES

http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/306319_10150310390892308_5660597307_8095718_27713862_n.jpg

Not as much as THIS is gonna RULE.

http://www.avclub.com/articles/pearl-jam-the-shins-foo-fighters-and-others-to-pay,62219/

Coinciding with reissues of Pink Floyd's 14 studio albums, a box set, and two expanded editions of The Dark Side Of The Moon is a week-long tribute to the band on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon starting Monday. Several bands will be appearing on the show to perform some of Pink Floyd's greatest hits. Perhaps the most notable performance will be Tuesday night when Roger Waters joins Foo Fighters to play "In The Flesh" from The Wall.

Also on tap: The Shins come by Monday to play "Breathe" from Dark Side, MGMT will be there Wednesday to contribute "Lucifer Sam" from The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, country singer Dierks Bentley will sing "Wish You Were Here" on Thursday, and Pearl Jam closes out the week Friday with a planned performance of "Mother" from The Wall. Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason will also be hand Monday for an interview segment, and Waters will talk with Fallon on Tuesday.

At work I have a view out the window to Battersea Power Station and I still missed the pig somehow! It's clearly gone now.

I understand Fallon is basically a musical variety show with the occasional skit and interview, but the dude is such a new-release shill it's kind of sad. Stones week, when Exile came out. Bruce week, when the "Darkness" boxed set came out. Floyd week. Etc.

Well, it's TV, after all. I am more annoyed by his sycophantic "interviews."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNBIyGxV7Ek

cannot WAIT to hear the Shins do "Breathe"! That's been a dream of mine for a long, long time. The Shins, in my mind, are the Pink Floyd of today.

If you play the last Shins album right when you watch Tim Burton's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" it syncs up perfectly.

lol

This isn't going to be one of those Of Montreal things where Pink Floyd now has to cover "New Slang", right?

would suck but also rule

I can easily picture 'New Slang' as a Syd Barret composition.

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

lot of ruling going on there. a whole thread's worth!

damn, son.

"Hello, 1974. Welcome to Wembley Stadium. We're Pink Floyd and we figure we'll just go ahead and play our latest album 'Dark Side of the Moon' in its full entirety."

Who bought the Immersion sets? Time to fess up people.

i'll probably get the experience things sooner or later. but the immersion is just too rich for my blood. though being immersed in floyd would RULE.

I gots one

Are they only doing Immersion for Dark Side, WYWH & The Wall? where is MEDDLE my friends? I'm going to tear myself to pieces!

btw PINK FLOYD RULES

meddle immersion set would rule.
they could do five bonus discs of live "ECHOES" how much would that rule.

These guys make me sick sometimes

They haven't finished figuring out the rest of the program yet, I think they wanna see how these ones go, there are vague plans to do a twofer thing with Piper/Saucerful and some early bits and Barrett material as reported in the press last month.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFt5ejAnDxg
has this been posted in this thread yet? losing track.

There's also that "re-Floyding" editon of AMLoR.

Q: http://www.inthestudio.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/cid_824AA373-B8F6-40EC-B19C-D03598CA5790-300x253.jpg

A: because PINK FLOYD RULES

Saucerful rules, listened to it once when driving through southwestern Colorado, near Cortez & four corners, & it ruled extra hard because the rocks are all spooky & I ended up setting the controls for the heart of the sun & no drugs were NOT (yet) involved

There's also that "re-Floyding" editon of AMLoR.

this is pretty funny. would be wild if they got waters to record bass parts. #1 with a bullet!

is it wrong that I love AMLoR? "On The Turning Away" is such a portentous dinosaur of a song, proto-meaningful core, but it rules anyway.

so wrong that it rules

Has anybody heard the Parsons monitor mix of DSOTM yet? so much reverb, no wonder Waters argued for a drier mix.

So, does "Embryo" remain un-rereleased?

Looks like it so far...unless they redo "Works"

hmph. so there really isn't an extended studio version of that song? are the long ones just live?

would be wild if they got waters to record bass parts.

Or Mason to record drum parts. Or Wright to record keyboard parts.

Oh wait, I actually forgot Wright isn't available for those...

Wikipedia has a pretty good page on the *ahem* development of Embryo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embryo_(Pink_Floyd_song)

Or Mason to record drum parts. Or Wright to record keyboard parts.
yeah i think that's the idea? to use tracks those dudes recorded? not sure how it would work, but whatever pink floyd rules.

The sweet smell of a great sorrow lies over the land,
Plumes of smoke rise and merge into the leaden sky,
Pink Floyd rules.

All this love, is all I am
a ball is all I am
I'm so new compared to you
Pink Floyd rules.

[very loud and prolonged scream]
[another very loud and prolonged scream]
[Waters blowing into the microphone]
[light screaming from Waters]
PINK FLOYD RULES

If Mason and Wright actually recorded stuff that didn't appear on the record, yeah, I'd be into hearing AMLoR.

Last night on Fallon, the Roots played the funk breakdown of "Echoes" to bring on Nick Mason. The interview was idiotic and pointless. Mason could barely get a word in.

Mason should have just been like, PINK FLOYD RULES & walked off.