PINK FLOYD

nice — since your kid is now a pink floyd die-hard, this is the ideal gift
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1815/9877/products/DynamicImageHandler_e38a0f15-ad0c-4370-8577-7085946502fe_1024x1024.png?v=1511427770

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actual lol

The dsotm ornaments a nice touch there

I swear if you search "Pink Floyd" + [any object] it exists

I have a PF travel mug that my sister gave me. Still in the box.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85T7UHeubuk

That sweater: pure want.

This new MLOR mix is interesting in places, Dogs Of War, never considered a terribly good song in canon, must have had so much that was considered to be egregious that the first half of the remix is like some sort of weird minimal backing over Gilmour's vocal, which is out front and miles better than I recall.

agreed! I used to hate that song, but the new version is not bad.

"Sorrow" was a favorite already, but the new version is more menacing and yet better for it.

Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh are doing some kind of pink floyd thing in January. https://www.dynamicearth.co.uk/latest/blog/posts/2017/august-2017/dark-side-of-the-moon-fringe-dome-nights might be fun!

(Link is to the older one, which they’re reviving. Has anyone been?)

I went to a "live Pink Floyd" thing in a dome in Los Angeles, at a place called the Wisdome. The band did a really good job with the material, and the visual presentation was good, though at first we were in folding chairs, which weren't that comfortable when looking up. We later migrated to the soft recliners, which was much better. The visuals occasionally were overwhelming as far as dizziness goes and I had to look away. My friend had snagged two free tickets (and included one or two drinks), but list price was $40-something which may have been too much for it. £10 would be fine (no live band I presume).

I hope everyone called it the Wizz Dome

sry

lol vg

Meddle is the correct answer but as much as that it's my fist post and I didn't see a test forum.

re: floyd merch

https://floydology.com/

really has an amazing selection of legit stuff that i want to buy for myself and all friends + family

e.g.

https://floydology.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/image-2196-510x510.jpeg

ok most Floyd shirts are ghastly but that one is great

would anyone on this thread be interested in this shirt?
https://www.customink.com/designs/pfr/kyd0-00c3-3dpv/share?pc=EMAIL-40778&utm_campaign=shared%20design&utm_source=share%20link&utm_medium=shared%20design&utm_content=shared%20desktop

I genuinely can't believe this is a real thing.

https://floydology.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/redirect-48.png

wear ur dadjoekz for 19.99

the van gogh/stranger things ones is O_o

Check out this shirt I got at the state fair in 1987:

https://i.imgur.com/fPzDJIF.jpg

Pretty sure it's officially licensed and everything.

pplains I gotta be honest with you man, that shirt......rules

so good

no respect for the final cut

I would've almost expected "Dance Songs" to appear on that shirt before The Final Cut.

This video rules, I love these photos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGPjfj69cXE

Dang!

https://www.facebook.com/NickMasonDrums/videos/816288368834228/UzpfSTE0OTcxMTYyMTMwNzoxMDE1NzgzNDM3MjM3MTMwOA/

did did did did
you ever wonder why we had to run for shelter
when the promise of a brave new world unfurled
beneath the clear blue sky?

Hey '71 fans, a nice new recording of Brescia has surfaced and it knocks spots off the other recorder's version that's been circulating for years, despite missing the last two songs, it's on Yeeshkul and D1me.

cool thanks for the heads up

Hour-long interview with Gilmour in 1979

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfa3sI8C9Cg

These motherfuckers are never gonna release Seabirds or that other great sounding unreleased song from the film More, are they?

Also the bootleg Zabriskie Point stuff is so great, it deserves an official release too. Crumbling Land and Country Song slap.

I'm sure they would release Seabirds or that other great sounding unreleased song from the film More if they had them to release - which, it seems, they don't.

Also the bootleg Zabriskie Point stuff is so great, it deserves an official release too. Crumbling Land and Country Song slap.

released on this:
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Zabriskie-Point-Original-Motion-Picture-Soundtrack/release/12031603

Oh dang, didn't know that stuff ever got an official release! I'll have to look that up.

the master tape of "seabirds" no longer exists, they can't release it, this was confirmed around the time the early years box set came out

i'd settle for a good cover of it - it's actually a long-standing wishlist item of mine (yes, my wishlist now contains songs that have not actually been recorded but COULD THEORETICALLY BE). the only recording of it i know is the langford & kerr version, which is a sleepy folky take on it; i'd love to hear somebody replicating the "more" film arrangement.

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=2037208886425590&set=a.247463932066770

Going on the radio monday night to play some PINK FLOYD. Here's what I wrote on facebook:

What's this? Posting on Facebook? And about Pink Floyd? Yes. The generous Cyrus Sarrafha has invited me to a Pink Floyd Battle on his The Lot Radio show monday night. 2 hours of Pink Floyd, so that's what, like 3 songs? The idea is I'm representing pre-72, he's post-72. Alternating half-hours. I'm thinking I'll do one half-hour of Syd-era and one half-hour will be an abridged version of my never completed "Another Pink World" bootleg, which presents post Syd/pre-Dark Side Floyd as a lost UK psychedelic folk band. I was thinking about bringing some vintage BBC bird sound effects for ambiance and accuracy and when searching for them again found some more contemporary bird recordings care of Cabaret Voltaire's Chris Watson, so that suits my personality. A bunch of favorites, some rarities and at least one thing involving a current artists completion of a skeletal Syd tune that you probably haven't heard before. Turn on, tune in, you know the rest.

#Superimpositions by Cyrus vs. Dan Selzer @ The Lot Radio
Monday 2/17/20 @ 10pm EST
The Ultimate Pink Floyd Battle

that show is gonna rule

cool idea and sounds like some stuff I haven't heard

post Syd/pre-Dark Side Floyd as a lost UK psychedelic folk band

Awesome, Dan! Playlist, please.

Pink Floyd recontextualizations rule. Just listened to the entire Complete Relics boot yesterday (um, google that title and "Bob Ezrin" to get yourself there) which featured, among other highlights, separate mashups of the More OST and Music From the Body albums. A much welcome addition to an afternoon otherwise stuck at my desk.

"The Nile Song" always blows my mind, a band could have made a career of that

was just listening to that leeds 1970 show mentioned a little while back — it rules.

all that soundtrack work was cool because like, they didn't totally have an identity and someone's like "make a Who song", "make a Byrds song" and they were like "uh ok sure" and it just ends up sounding like Pink Floyd but an awesome direction not taken.

the show is archived:

https://soundcloud.com/thelotradio/superimpositions-by-cyrus-vs-dan-selzer-the-ultimate-pink-floyd-battle-the-lot-radio-02-17-2020?fbclid=IwAR1PFreDCqouXubG_iijKrJJqGbqgmZeian3dHGhZk_44-SYXwJCxHDow_U

tracklist is:

-First Set - Psychedelic Syd (Dan)
Hans Kellar Introduction, BBC-TV
Sunshine
Lucy Leave
Candy and a Currant Bun
Reaction in G (Radio Promo)
Lucifer Sam
The Scarecrow
Remember a Day
Scream Thy Last Scream
Jugband Blues
Silas Lane
Opel (LA Mix)

-Second Set (Cyrus)
Soundscape [intro] [from Pulse, cassette edition only] (1995)
Hey You [from David Ari Leon – The Piano Tribute To Pink Floyd] (2005)
Allons-y (1) / Autumn '68 / Allons-y (2) / Talkin' Hawkin [from Endless River] (2014)
Keep Talking [from Pulse, Live] (1995), originally from The Division Bell (1994)
Welcome To The Machine [from Roger Water's In the Flesh, Live] (2000), originally from Wish You Were Here (1975)
Goodbye Blue Sky [from David Palmer & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra – Music Of Pink Floyd] (1991), originally from The Wall (1979)

-Third Set - Another Pink World, featuring BBC birdsongs care of Chris Watson (Dan)
The Narrow Way Part 1
Daybreak (Grantchester Meadows), BBC Archives
Crumbling Land
Cirrus Minor
Nightmare (Cymbaline), BBC Archives
Zabriskie Point Theme
Green is the Colour
Country Song (The Red Queen Theme)
The Narrow Way Part 3

-Fourth Set (Cyrus)
The Gunners Dream [from The Final Cut] (1983)
Wearing the Inside Out [recorded live at Mermaid Theatre, London on March 7, 2006], originally from The Division Bell (1994)
Sorrow [from Pulse, Live] (1995), originally from A Momentary Lapse of Reason (1987)
Echoes (the Acoustic Version), Live from Abbey Road [an Easter Egg on David Gilmour's Remember That Night DVD] (2007), originally from Meddle (1971)

Thanks, Dan

yeah dan this is great

sweeeet!