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What Are You Listening To? - Jerome - 09-10-2011 Your summary is 100% correct. The reason the tracks are so long is that they allow time for the accompanying chemicals to kick in. Just one point here - that guitar solo on Dogs is blistering. But they are not 'songs' as such - more like instrumental sequences with words attached. Also bear in mind this is just before Waters went into meltdown. One thing I do like about the album is the choice of keyboard sounds even though Waters blasted Wright for not contributing enough. I think his keyboards are the most important part of the instrumentation of the album. What Are You Listening To? - Music Head - 09-10-2011 reasonable rating on my scale mate. like it but not close to the The Wall or WYWH. What Are You Listening To? - CRAZY-HORSE - 09-10-2011 thanks Jerome for the info....it might give me another vantage point to assess the album on next time i listen to it....will some "homegrown" do the trick? What Are You Listening To? - Music Head - 09-10-2011 CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:thanks Jerome for the info....it might give me another vantage point to assess the album on next time i listen to it....will some "homegrown" do the trick?I can help out there What Are You Listening To? - CRAZY-HORSE - 09-10-2011 LOL!, not so sure it would get through customs MH?, gonna get a couple of smokes from one of the plasterers at work this week..... What Are You Listening To? - Jerome - 09-10-2011 CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:thanks Jerome for the info....it might give me another vantage point to assess the album on next time i listen to it....will some "homegrown" do the trick? It worked for me!! In fact I took off in 1977 and haven't quite landed yet. Surely that must qualify for some kind of record? And to be quite honest the music on my site is an attempt (albeit a poor man's one) to capture some of that magic that I first heard so many moons ago. Don't think I will ever forget it unless dementia sets in and I can't remember how to switch on a CD player. Floyd opened a door somewhere in the labyrinth of my brain and I went through. Just can't seem to find 'the passage back to the place I was before' The Eagle Has Not Landed - all of which reminds me of a really expansive piece of music called 'The Eagle Will Rise Again' by the Alan Parsons Project, not surprisingly from the same era. Vocals by Colin Bluntstone I think - superb.......it combines 2 concepts I am fascinated by - Egyptian mythology and progressive rock. What more can a man ask for - except maybe Cleopatra. http://youtu.be/YE1PmD9uBOU Forget the video on this one - just listen (Incidentally my late father's favourite piece in my collection at the time bar Jethro Tull's 'Heavy Horses' which he played more than me! http://youtu.be/ohE76gJx0xI What Are You Listening To? - Jerome - 09-10-2011 CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:LOL!, not so sure it would get through customs MH?, gonna get a couple of smokes from one of the plasterers at work this week..... When they start plastering over the windows that's usually a sign to stop work for the day and give it a rest. I am willing to bet the nearest McDonald's is doing a roaring trade. What Are You Listening To? - Jerome - 09-10-2011 Going to dig out Tori Amos's 'Scarlett's Walk' - a concept album if ever there was one, although Miss A denies it (in public anyway). The CD edition comes complete with a map of Scarlett's travels across the USA and a DVD of some geezer in a car with railroad tracks and your typical grain elevator type scene in the background. I think this is a fantabulous album. Favourite track is 'Strange' - Can't remember where I put this one but I think it might be next to the Chardonnay in the fridge. Regardless of where it actually is, it will certainly be fun trying to find it...... What Are You Listening To? - TraceNspace - 09-10-2011 ^^^ Love that album, though I think Crazy is my favorite track. Have a glass of Chardonnay for me. It might be a bit early to start drinking here in Florida What Are You Listening To? - Jerome - 09-10-2011 Oh I am on the Sicilian red - and it's already dark here. Either it's night or I have not settled my electricity bill again. Will have to tell them I am growing a beard again at work tomorrow. And yes, I will have one for you. |