Let's talk some Pink Floyd...

[UberDave]

www.laserspectacular.com




....that is all.

 

[snik]

You are awesome!!!!!!!!!!! They are doing a show on Floyd in Chicago VERY SOON! Thank you for the link I'm going!

Originally posted by: UberDave
www.laserspectacular.com




....that is all.

 

[silverpig]

We've had the Pink Floyd laser spectacular playing 3 days a week here in Vancouver at the planetarium for years now. I think it's only $4 or something too

 

[snik]

Originally posted by: silverpig
We've had the Pink Floyd laser spectacular playing 3 days a week here in Vancouver at the planetarium for years now. I think it's only $4 or something too

How was it? It's $24 here in Chicago, but if the show is good it's nothing.

 

[Babbles]

I am a fan of Pink Floyd and while I love the usual albums, Wall, Dark Side, Momentary Lapse of Reason, I have always been going upstream of opinion and enjoy Division Bell the most.

It seems that Division Bell was just more refined. The sound and performance was just a bit more mature (not age but talent) and it came together well. Now that is not to say all of their other albums did not I just find Division Bell to be kinda like their epitome.

 

[silverpig]

Originally posted by: snik

Originally posted by: silverpig
We've had the Pink Floyd laser spectacular playing 3 days a week here in Vancouver at the planetarium for years now. I think it's only $4 or something too

How was it? It's $24 here in Chicago, but if the show is good it's nothing.

Very... relaxing...

 

[snik]

Originally posted by: silverpig

Originally posted by: snik

Originally posted by: silverpig
We've had the Pink Floyd laser spectacular playing 3 days a week here in Vancouver at the planetarium for years now. I think it's only $4 or something too

How was it? It's $24 here in Chicago, but if the show is good it's nothing.

Very... relaxing...

More info please!!!

 

[flavio]

Have any of you guys ever tried listening to Atom Heart Mother on a lazy Sunday morning while you're making breakfast? It's friggin' wonderful!

Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast
Atom Heart Mother
Fat Old Sun
If
Summer '68

 

[Analog]

Originally posted by: NutBucket

Originally posted by: yellowfiero

Originally posted by: NutBucket
Don't forget about The Wall and Alice in Wonderland. Also, what blank spaces on The Wall? Most of those songs flow right into the next. There can't be more then one or two blank spaces on the whole lp.

no, no, no - "empty spaces" is the name of the track.

As you can tell, I don't know the tracks of The Wall by heart. I'll finish eating my other foot now.

no problemo.

 

[HayZeus 2000]

Originally posted by: LikeLinus
I saw Pink Floyd on their last tour, 1994.
The two pillars, i forgot what song....all the sudden the sheets came off and these two huge mean looking blowup pitbulls start to fall from the pillars. I swear to god everyone thought they were falling into the croud, and going to kill people. All the sudden they stop and start bouncing back and forth.

It rocked

That would be One of These Days-awesome song and an awesome way to finish the first part of their set. By the time that one was over I was completely out of my mind and they hadn't even played Shine on You Crazy Diamond yet!


<--------- Saw them in Clemson in '94! Best. Concert. EVAR!!!!

 

[Apathetic]

Without a doubt, Pink Floyd is my alltime favorite band. Their music is original and moving. The laser shows were breathtaking.

For those who asked, the name Pink Floyd comes from the names of two blues artists, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council (sp?).

Dave

 

[Hayabusa Rider]

Thumbs up for Meddle. Had the radio on once and fell asleep. The station played it and I woke up out of a sound sleep with the crap scared outta me. Kinda funny.

 

[sharkeeper]

Keep people as pets!

Nice piece. MP3 quality limits the quietest part of the track but our Wadia in downsample mode has very smooth stepping anti aliasing so it's tolerable I guess. Much nicer than some stuff one will find on kazaa. :Q

Cheers!

 

[JetBlack69]

Originally posted by: Isla
Does anyone here have an MP3 of David Gilmour's There's No Way Out Of Here?

I love that song, and wish I had a copy... I haven't heard it in ages...


<---Saw The Wall about fifty billion times...

Isla, PM me with your e-mail address or AIM screen name because I have the song and love it too.