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Steve Gadd is in one of the pics. Really looking forward to this. Hope they don't let Polly write the lyrics though. -
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8+ years since Rattle That Lock? Crap time files.For every mile of road, there's two miles of ditch. Three if you're on the Interstate. - Derek Bieri, Vice Grip Garage
PF - April 18, 1988, Denver
PF - June 22, 1994, Minneapolis
Rog - July 16, 2017, Atlanta (Taped)
Rog - Aug 20, 2022, Atlanta (Taped)
Nick - March 29, 2019, Atlanta (Taped)Comment
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'Rattle That Clock' sounds odd to me, but at least better than 'Rattle That Cock' ... ;-)Originally posted by MrFender View Post
Have Yourself A Merry Xmas, everybody!Comment
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Nauseatingly hagiographical thread title.
I will be surprised if the album is anything other than pleasantly dull. Warm EQ'd mid-tempo prog lite songs with Moon/June/Spoon lyrics from the missus and glossy guitar solos abound. A musical yawnfest.Comment
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I'll be happy to hear whatever we get. At least it will be new!Comment
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May the endless Gilmour commence
Favorite Bootlegs: Santa Monica - 5/1/1970, Brescia - 06/19/1971, Los Angeles - 09/22/1972, Boston - 06/18/1975, NYC - 07/02/1977Comment
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I took me a while to get into On An Island when it got released, but now I really love it, it has a great flow from start to finish.
Rattle That Lock was much easier because I attended the first show on the 2015 tour in Croatia and I heard the songs live before the album had been released. It was my first time seeing Gilmour live in concert and it's one of my most precious memories.
I also love his first two albums and I really wish he would release the complete 1984 live tour film, it's a great show!
I am extremely excited to hear his next album and I really hope he will go on tour again! My biggest wish is to see him play at the Royal Albert Hall with my wife and daughter šComment
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I also attented the croatianshow, after an 10hour busride there was a magical show in the colosseum waiting for me, ah for many many others as well. F..k, I even shed a tear or so.
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His debut is really solid (AF isnāt too shabby either). Agreed on the ā84 shows needing remaster/releases. I appreciate OAI much more once I saw the ā06 RAH footage. Iād love a copy of his debut once it eventually gets remastered.
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Hereās to hoping the projected 2024 release frame is accurate.
Wonder if the deluxe release will include any more Barn Jams.Comment
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I'm a fan of 1968 - 1971 Floyd, when they were genuinely experimental, improvisatory and interested in taking creative risks onstage. After that they just took to plodding through their album tracks note for note.Originally posted by y!me
I don't like the DSOTM Redux either. Waters and Gilmour are both years, arguably decades, beyond their creative peak. They are topping up their pension pots with increasingly banal material, safe in the knowledge that it will sell because of the Floyd name.
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TheGreenStrat commented Iād love a copy of his debut once it eventually gets remastered
The 2021 24-96 HD version is pretty spectacular.
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You made me chuckle, friend š I've been trained not to spit in the fan so I'll just reserve judgement until it gets released but Rattle really left me wanting. Can't say I was a big fan. I quite liked OAI and thought the tour was really fantastic. Seeing him and Rick twice in 2006 really was a highlight of my life. I can't even believe that was 17 years ago already. Yeeeesh!Originally posted by Alanko View PostComment
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Syd has a new album coming out? yay!!Comment
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Really looking forward to this. Absolutely love OAI. Rattle That Lock was a bit meh but In Any Tongue and Faces of Stone were top drawer.Comment
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