Pink Floyd. Why?
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I listened to a bit of Dark Side redux today. I don't like Roger Waters and I don't like it. I especially dislike all the spoken word stuff, I'm really not interested in what Roger Waters has to say. However I do not think the project isn't a car crash. It still has those iconic chord progressions and in some ways it brings then out better than the original because it's more understated. I can hear the ghost of Richard Wright running through it and I'm not missing the Gilmore slide guitar. It's not terrible but it is very Roger Waters.
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After some deliberation, it's booked. Home trains are running that day.
Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon 50 years | Winchester Science Centre
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic The Dark Side of the Moon album with a 360 degree fulldome show at Winchester Science Centre Planetarium.www.winchestersciencecentre.org
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Fozzie Bear
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This documentary on Hipgnosis includes a bunch of stuff about the band and especially their early cover artwork - amonst other things. It was mentioned on the Netflix thread but I thought I'd flag it up here too.
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Watch Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis) | Netflix
Packed with rock stars, this documentary tells the vibrant story of the design duo behind some of the 20th century's most iconic album covers.
Fozzie Bear
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As a result I have reluctantly listened to the first two albums for the first time and remain largely unconvinced, sorry. Bits of it is great, but the tweeness is a no-no.
oryx
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It's really good - also on Prime although you need to pay.This documentary on Hipgnosis includes a bunch of stuff about the band and especially their early cover artwork - amonst other things. It was mentioned on the Netflix thread but I thought I'd flag it up here too.
Watch Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis) | Netflix
Packed with rock stars, this documentary tells the vibrant story of the design duo behind some of the 20th century's most iconic album covers.
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Can't get to the bloody place by train, it's out in the sticks a bit. Will have to take the car and no drinking
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You have to pay for netflix as well as prime, consequently I have neither.
Orang Utan
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You have to pay for all television.
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I'm not sure I should say this, I don't pay a penny towards any television, not the hardware, the licence, the electricity...and we don't have any subscriptions.
Orang Utan
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Mrs tag pays most of those type bills
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Tomorrow night it is
Not sure how Mrs tag will take going to Winchester nor to "see" dark side but there are a couple of treats in store. Wish we could use the train though.
Hollis
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It's superb!
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Have you seen It?Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon 50 years | Winchester Science Centre
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic The Dark Side of the Moon album with a 360 degree fulldome show at Winchester Science Centre Planetarium.
Seen this hash tag - Saturday 30th December
We had half a dozen words of introduction followed by a playing of the album to a light show. Was it a slightly different mix or I heard it in a slightly different way because of the sound system.
Certainly good to hear it like that and worth £25.
SpookyFrank
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We had half a dozen words of introduction followed by a playing of the album to a light show. Was it a slightly different mix or I heard it in a slightly different way because of the sound system.
Certainly good to hear it like that and worth £25.
A surround sound mix of DSOTM does exist, it was released on that SACD format that never caught on.
Voley
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The Amazon comments are suitably bewildering.
"Happily you also get a Hi Def Linear PCM 5.1 remix and a separate 24/192 LPCM Stereo remaster.
As well as the highlight of the remix sets for those who don't have the full Son et Lumiere Eno-esq setup: the DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 remix, which sounds spectacular using a 6 speaker 5.1 surround system.
As well the DTS-HD MA stereo remaster."
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Happy birthday Nick Mason
"Nicholas Berkeley Mason CBE (born 27 January 1944) is an English drummer and a founder member of the progressive rock band Pink Floyd. He has been the only constant member since the band's formation in 1964, and is the only member to appear on every Pink Floyd album. "
"Nicholas Berkeley Mason CBE (born 27 January 1944) is an English drummer and a founder member of the progressive rock band Pink Floyd. He has been the only constant member since the band's formation in 1964, and is the only member to appear on every Pink Floyd album. "
Elpenor
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Just been to the Winchester show that hash tag went to.
I rather enjoyed it and would recommend if you’re a fan. The visuals (believe they’re specific for the planetarium show which has been on around the world) would be great on an imax
I am going to see it again at Jodrell Bank next month as it happens as I am in Manchester over Easter and they happen to be doing shows on the same weekend.
I rather enjoyed it and would recommend if you’re a fan. The visuals (believe they’re specific for the planetarium show which has been on around the world) would be great on an imax
I am going to see it again at Jodrell Bank next month as it happens as I am in Manchester over Easter and they happen to be doing shows on the same weekend.
mx wcfc
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Each to their own.
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Bastard. I'm so jealous. Jodrell Bank is amazing to visit, but with that
Elpenor
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I was very lucky with the dates as I was already in Manchester on the day it’s due to happen.Bastard. I'm so jealous. Jodrell Bank is amazing to visit, but with that
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I hear Gilmour has a new album out.
oryx
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Went to see Nick Mason's A Saucerful of Secrets at the Albert Hall last night (having seen seeformiles hearty endorsement on the Hot Upcoming Gigs thread - so thanks for that SFM!). It was incredible. Great renditions or interpretations of some of Pink Floyd's finest earlier music including See Emily Play and One Of These Days. One of the best gigs I've seen in ages.
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