Song of the day, add your current favourite....

[Wyatt Earp]

 

Hagar u should of said I have most of Pink Floyds CD's

 

 

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my pulse DVD is nearly worn thru so i decided to get some cd's now and give the DVD a rest no man they are really great and they are like red wine " just gets better with age " another one of my vices dont let Orca see this post

 

Cant agree with you more. When the wall came out I had it as it was cool to have it. Now I hardly listen to it as Pulse and the Division bell are so much better.

 

My all time fav? Coming back to life and wish u were here.

 

Have you heard David Gilmour Live in Gdansk?

tell me more is it a dvd ???

 

I bought the vinyl box set.

 

Amused to death is a good album.

[Mudsimus]

Stevie Ray Vaughn - Lenny

[hagar]

Just to bragg a bit

 

 

 

Pulse on original baby blue vinyl' date=' they go for around $300 on e-bay.

 

 

 

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where are the moderators delete this post please

 

naaa you can brag i would too eish that is nice !!

[leet22]

  http://pinkfloyd.shop.musictoday.com/Product.aspx?cp=51_10366&pc=PFCM20

 My next puchase  a bit of topic

[hagar]

  http://pinkfloyd.shop.musictoday.com/Product.aspx?cp=51_10366&pc=PFCM20

 My next puchase  a bit of topic

 

that looks lekker !!!! my birthday in a few months gonna ask nicely for one !!!!

[Wyatt Earp]

 

? http://pinkfloyd.shop.musictoday.com/Product.aspx?cp=51_10366&pc=PFCM20

 

?My next puchase? a bit of topic

 

That is nice, if you are going to order let me kbnow, I might hop in as well.

 

Hagar

 

I am so proud of that record, I bought it from some dingy shop in San Francisco for $15 and it was still sealed.

[Wyatt Earp]

All this talk of Pink Floyd today.

 

I have just listened to all 4 sides of an original 1979 Harvest pressing of THE WALL.

 

This record has to best balanced Floyd record if we were to speak of Waters or Gilmoure.

 

Waters brings incredible songwriting to the album (I still don't know why he is so obsessed with the war and Vera Lynn )and then we have Gilmoure's soaring guitar which is just electrifying and enough to liquefy ones brain cells.

 

Seminal, sublime and an absolutely fantastic tour de force.

[NotSoBigBen]

enough to liquefy ones brain cells.

Seminal' date=' sublime and an absolutely fantastic tour de force.[/quote']

 

What you been smoking Boris

[Wyatt Earp]

Something called Blue Angel Mantis.

 

It's from Cape Town and is even better than the Japanese, German or Swiss stuff I have

 

 

 

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[jagwil]

All this talk of Pink Floyd today.

I have just listened to all 4 sides of an original 1979 Harvest pressing of THE WALL.

This record has to best balanced Floyd record if we were to speak of Waters or Gilmoure.

Waters brings incredible songwriting to the album (I still don't know why he is so obsessed with the war and Vera Lynn )and then we have Gilmoure's soaring guitar which is just electrifying and enough to liquefy ones brain cells.

Seminal' date=' sublime and an absolutely fantastic tour de force.[/quote']

 

Have you ever watched the film, The Wall. Some of the images and scenes are quite disturbing. The film does to a certain extent explain some of his obsessions. The fact that he was born in 1943, during the war, might also explain some of this obsession with the war and with Vera Lynn, whose career flourished during World War II, when she was nicknamed "The Forces' Sweetheart".

 

Both the film and the music are amazing, if somewhat disturbing. 

[hagar]

 

  http://pinkfloyd.shop.musictoday.com/Product.aspx?cp=51_10366&pc=PFCM20

 

 My next puchase  a bit of topic

 

That is nice' date=' if you are going to order let me kbnow, I might hop in as well.

 

Hagar

 

I am so proud of that record, I bought it from some dingy shop in San Francisco for $15 and it was still sealed.[/quote']

 

will let you know if i get lucky for my birthday

[Wyatt Earp]

All this talk of Pink Floyd today. I have just listened to all 4 sides of an original 1979 Harvest pressing of THE WALL. This record has to best balanced Floyd record if we were to speak of Waters or Gilmoure. Waters brings incredible songwriting to the album (I still don't know why he is so obsessed with the war and Vera Lynn )and then we have Gilmoure's soaring guitar which is just electrifying and enough to liquefy ones brain cells. Seminal' date=' sublime and an absolutely fantastic tour de force.[/quote']

 

 

 

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Have you ever watched the film' date=' The Wall. Some of the images and scenes are quite disturbing. The film does to a certain extent explain some of his obsessions. The fact that he was born in 1943, during the war, might also?explain some of this obsession with the war and with Vera Lynn, whose career flourished during World War II, when she was nicknamed "The Forces' Sweetheart".

 

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Both the film and the music are amazing, if somewhat disturbing.?

[/quote']

 

I have the DVD and watch it upscaled to 1080 p. that makes the movie even more disturbing, it was a great example to show addicts how they could waste their lives.

[Wyatt Earp]

 

 

? http://pinkfloyd.shop.musictoday.com/Product.aspx?cp=51_10366&pc=PFCM20

 

?My next puchase? a bit of topic

 

That is nice' date=' if you are going to order let me kbnow, I might hop in as well.

 

Hagar

 

I am so proud of that record, I bought it from some dingy shop in San Francisco for $15 and it was still sealed.[/quote']will let you know if i get lucky for my birthday

 

Thanks

[Dirt*girl™]

All this talk of Pink Floyd today.

I have just listened to all 4 sides of an original 1979 Harvest pressing of THE WALL.

This record has to best balanced Floyd record if we were to speak of Waters or Gilmoure.

Waters brings incredible songwriting to the album (I still don't know why he is so obsessed with the war and Vera Lynn )and then we have Gilmoure's soaring guitar which is just electrifying and enough to liquefy ones brain cells.

Seminal' date=' sublime and an absolutely fantastic tour de force.[/quote']

 

Have you ever watched the film' date=' The Wall. Some of the images and scenes are quite disturbing. The film does to a certain extent explain some of his obsessions. The fact that he was born in 1943, during the war, might also explain some of this obsession with the war and with Vera Lynn, whose career flourished during World War II, when she was nicknamed "The Forces' Sweetheart".

 

Both the film and the music are amazing, if somewhat disturbing. 

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Sheeshh...I watched The Wall when I was about 12...with my little sister...we had nightmares for years to come!! Disturbing...yip, that is the right word. I don't think I can bring myself to actually watch it again!

 

 

[jagwil]

 

 

Sheeshh...I watched The Wall when I was about 12...with my little sister...we had nightmares for years to come!! Disturbing...yip' date=' that is the right word. I don't think I can bring myself to actually watch it again!

 

 

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Actually you should.

See if it has the same effect now that you are a little older.

[Dirt*girl™]

 

 

Sheeshh...I watched The Wall when I was about 12...with my little sister...we had nightmares for years to come!! Disturbing...yip' date=' that is the right word. I don't think I can bring myself to actually watch it again!

 

 

[/quote']

 

Actually you should.

See if it has the same effect now that you are a little older.

 

 

mmmm.....dunno...vivid images of birds dying..blood running...airplanes crashing...him sitting in a chair..a wall breaking...still haunts my memory...Maybe when I'm a bit older...I'll try again.