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Meddle
Released: 1991 6 tracks
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the trip just keeps getting better & better (more flash backs) know matter how old the music it never disappoints
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this has turned out to be a wonderful music filled saturday
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A camera is dollied through the cornflakes and paper towels. A tune from the oft-neglected post-Syd, pre-Dark Side of the Moon era is heard.
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"...I'm gonna chop you into little pieces." This ominous threat from Pink Floyd drummer Nick mason is the lone line of vocals in Pink Floyd's opening marvel off of their 1971 album, _Meddle_. Claimed by Roger Waters to be a threat to then BBC Radio 2 DJ, Sir Jimmy Young for his irritation evoking babbling tendencies, this weightless admonishment is nonetheless given a menacing nature due to the digitally warped recording of the line. In his Floyd memoirs, _Inside Out:... MORE
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One of my favorite Pink Floyd songs. _Meddle_ is just freakin awesome. Excellent late night music, for sure. A cloud of eiderdownDraws around meSoftening the sound.Sleepy time, and I lie,With my love by my side,And she's breathing low. And the candle dies. When night comes downYou lock the door.The book falls to the floor.As darkness fallsThe waves roll by,The seasons changeThe wind is warm. Now wakes the hourNow sleeps the swanBehold a dreamThe dream is gone.Gree... MORE
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Over the last few weeks, I have discussed the the synchronicity between Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey and Pink Floyd's Echoes from their album Meddle. I also posted about a possible relationship between the band and Kubrick. Now I've done one better. Want to see 2001: A Pink Floyd Odyssey? I have made and posted two versions of this amazing visual and aural feat. Both have been uploaded to a file-storage site, and these will both be available for two weeks before t... MORE
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I have heard and seen "Dark Side of the Wizard of Oz." Same holds true for "Alice in the Wall-derland." Trust me, they both pale in comparison to the best Pink Floyd syncronization ever. Yes, you can stretch the lyrics so they seem analagous to the action on screen; but that is the mind's interpretation, because words have numerous meanings, especially when strung into a poetic sentance. The gauge of syncronicity should lie in the music itself, untouched and in a way that ... MORE
