kimbui1
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Post by kimbui1 on Nov 23, 2005 9:36:30 GMT 7
 This is almost unrelated to Billy, but he does appear on the dvd playing Wish You Were Here, which may have been from 1996 when he performed with Pink Floyd. Alot of old folks are getting very excited about this live double dvd. Out January 2006. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BTC5LW/103-9207614-9003815?v=glance&n=5174&s=music&v=glance# DVD Features: * DISC ONE * Screen Films * Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Concert Version) * High Hopes * Learning To Fly (1987) * Bootlegging The Bootleggers * What Do You want From Me * On The Turning Away * Poles Apart * Marooned * Videos * Learning To Fly * Take It Back * Tour Stuff * Maps * Itinerary * Stage Plans * Pulse TV Advert * [Song Selection (1-9)] * Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Concert Version) * Learning To Fly * High Hopes * Take It Back * Coming Back To Life * Sorrow * Keep talking * Another Brick In The Wall * (Part 2) * One Of These Days * DISC TWO * Screen Films * Play All * Speak To Me (Graphic) * One The Run * Time (1994) * The Great Gig In The Sky (Wave) * Money (1987) * Us and Them (1987) * Brain Damage * Eclipse * Alternate Versions * Play All * Speak To Me (1987) * Time (Ian Eames) * The Great Gig In The Sky (Animation) * Money (Alien) * Us and Them (1994) * Say Goodbye To Life as We Know It * Photo Gallery * Wish You were Here with Billy Corgan * Cover Art * Meddle * The Dark Side Of The Moon * Wish You Were Here * The Wall * A Momentary Lapse Of Reason * The Division Bell * [Song Selection (10-22)] * Speak To Me * Breathe In The Air * On The Run * Time * The Great Gig In The Sky * Money * Us and Them * Any Colour You Like * Brain Damage * Eclipse * Wish You Were Here * Comfortably Numb * Run Like Hell |
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Post by sunky on Nov 23, 2005 9:50:01 GMT 7
Parka will be happy about this!  |
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Post by *Shard of Glass* on Nov 23, 2005 10:51:20 GMT 7
Pink Floyd are kewl!
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Post by foxy on Nov 23, 2005 15:59:08 GMT 7
that does sound pretty nifty
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Post by PaRkA on Nov 23, 2005 16:50:55 GMT 7
FUCK YEAH
I CANT WAIT FOR THIS DVD
\i have been waiting and waiting and waiting
i know dave gilmour is very meticulas, so im expecting great things, judging by the list its going to be fucking massive..........................................
booyah
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Post by Steve on Dec 12, 2005 6:03:35 GMT 7
This could be my old man's xmas present acutally.
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Post by Brundisium on Apr 27, 2006 18:03:01 GMT 7
Does noone else think that Pink Floyd have diminished in quality since the departure of Roger Waters?
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Post by rainspours on May 6, 2006 19:29:46 GMT 7
is this out yet? if so, has anyone seen it?
i think ill buy it...
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Post by soupsmoke on Jul 13, 2006 8:58:31 GMT 7
i'm really loooking forward to this! i'm a huge pumpkins and floyd/barrette fan, so this dvd just rocks!
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Post by *Shard of Glass* on Jul 16, 2006 15:48:18 GMT 7
The DVD is soooo gold.
The Dark Side of the Moon section is just so good, Gilmour is my hero.
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Post by ablankpage on Mar 30, 2008 19:25:59 GMT 7
Does noone else think that Pink Floyd have diminished in quality since the departure of Roger Waters? Roger Waters, in my opinion, was probably the great song-writing force behind the band during it's best times. He was the one who largely drove the concepts on the albums. I suppose he is comparable to BIlly Corgan, in that sense. I guess after he left, you could say that a large part of what made Pink Floyd who they were was gone. However, unlike Smashing Pumpkins, the sound, imagery, aesthetic and musical synergy of Pink Floyd was more than just one man. Therefore, the band was able to carry on, with Dave Gilmour and Nick Mason re-instituting Richard Wright - they recorded a few records which were a bit hit and miss (I haven't heard 'The Division Bell', but I have read that it is regarded quite well). I guess the band might be more successful in its post-Waters days as a touring band, rather than one which produces albums. As seen on the Pulse DVD, the band was still able to put out great shows. After 'The Wall' it's debatable as to whether or not Waters really had much left in the tank with regards to Pink Floyd anyway. 'The Final Cut', being the album that came out after 'The Wall', is pretty good in my opinion, but it is almost a Roger Waters solo album, rather than a Pink Floyd album. I reckon they're a pretty interesting band to find out about - some really interesting stuff on the internet, as well as books and documentaries about various albums and the band itself. I sort of wish a band would do something like 'The Wall' these days. I guess Smashing Pumpkins from Mellon Collie and onwards tried to run with over-arching concepts on their albums - but not in the same style as 'The Wall'. I suppose My Chemical Romance tried something like it with The Black Parade - but whilst I haven't really listened to their music, I get the impression that it's not up to the grade of Pink Floyd, or any of the bands who'd be capable of replicating that sort of thing these days. I'd love to see Pearl Jam do some massive concept double album, with a theme relating to Socialism vs. Capitalism, or something like that. I'm not sure that they're in the creative space to do something like that anymore - but going back to when they recorded Vitalogy as a concept record, it makes me think that they "could" have done something like that - although, no doubt Ed would probably think the idea was too tacky and only likely to turn the band into some publicity sideshow, which he'd always tried to avoid. |
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