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"Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon"

Ok, hands up, I have never - knowingly - heard a piece of music by Pink Floyd before. Never. This is shocking. So today I acquired (through means I'll leave you to speculate on) Dark Side of the Moon, and it is chuffing spectacular. I can see where most of the bands I listen to, and made me pick up the guitar, got their ideas from.

Excellent. What's their other stuff like?

Actually, quite a lot of DSofM does sound like the Bergerac theme.

monkey_man wrote:
> Aahahaha
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> "I can't dance, I can't walk, only thing about me is the way I
> talk"
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> That Genesis? Can't see the simili0i9ruvg8hebj myself...

That's because you're thinking of the 80's/Early 90's stuff, gimp.

down wrote:
> You're a fairly simple joke.

Look, I already called him a gimp so leave off the man.

You called him a gimp after I called you a joke, so that doesn't make sense anyway.

You called M_M a gimp.

Don't call me a gimp! I'm handy.

You, shush.

Meddle is astounding.

I'm possibly a bit biased since it was the first one that I listened to, but the album as a whole is wonderfully put together. The electric opening of One of These Days, the drifty tones of the middle order and the epic Echoes... ah, brilliant.

Listen to it, then again when you're half asleep.

Any of you got a copy of the wizard of OZ?

[URL]http://www.everwonder.com/david/wizardofoz/[/URL]

I'll probably be sad enough to try this out one day.


So anyway, Im just listening to the album for the first time. So far it reminds me of Frances the Mute by the Mars Volta. A mix between "normal" songs, odd pieces of music and random sounds. Very strange and really not what I expected at all.

Brilliant album though i think its isnt as good as The Wall

The Wall The Movie is great as well