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offline The_Funkmaster from St. John's (Canada) on 2004-08-07 12:42 [#01297991]
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I don't care what anyone says, this is the best floyd
album... great story, great music... just strong all through
imo...

I remember when I first bought this I used to listen to the
whole thing in bed every night... great stuff!


 

offline welt on 2004-08-07 12:45 [#01297992]
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how old were you when you listened to it for the first time?
because one says you wont get into the album if you are over
14 when you listen to it for the first time.


 

offline The_Funkmaster from St. John's (Canada) on 2004-08-07 12:51 [#01297999]
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nah, I was older then that... probably 16 or 17 when I first
heard it... still love it now!


 

offline elusive from detroit (United States) on 2004-08-07 13:06 [#01298006]
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ya cant have ne puddin'


 

offline earthleakage from tell the world you're winning on 2004-08-07 13:31 [#01298036]
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IF YA DON'T EAT YE MEAT


 

offline big from lsg on 2004-08-07 13:37 [#01298043]
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because of the subject matter (is it on a bunch of kids in
school?)


 

offline Skink from A cesspool in eden on 2004-08-07 20:11 [#01298467]
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I love it, i saw the film when i was 9 years old. I have the
floyd ever since.


 

offline Torley Wong on 2004-08-07 22:18 [#01298540]
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That's such a catchy tune. Addictive. Especially hypnotic is
the visual in the movie where the students are being ground
into worm meat or something.


 

offline danbrusca from Derbyshire (United Kingdom) on 2004-08-08 02:56 [#01298575]
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I saw the film and found it to be tedious throughout :/


 

offline gack from the middle of nowhere (Germany) on 2004-08-08 04:15 [#01298586]
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*puke*


 

offline marlowe from Antarctica on 2004-08-08 05:31 [#01298610]
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This was the first Floyd album I listened to - I believe I
was 14 at the time. I would not say it was their best album,
my favourite is PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN, but it is an
excellent release.


 

offline FlyAgaric from the discovery (Africa) on 2004-08-08 06:58 [#01298631]
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this release has some nice songs on it though i prefer their
earlier stuff, like meddle, what an awesome album.


 

offline welt on 2004-08-08 07:09 [#01298634]
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because the record displays the pain of children in puberty.


 

offline welt on 2004-08-08 07:13 [#01298636]
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with safari i cant login anymore and with internet
explorer:mac followups dont work. lame.


 

offline hobbes from age on 2004-08-08 07:17 [#01298638]
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from piper to meddle i like , then i don't at all..... the
wall is ok though.

welt: works fine for me on safari.


 

offline The_Funkmaster from St. John's (Canada) on 2004-08-08 07:34 [#01298643]
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yeah, but I've never really seen it as a teenage album... to
me it's always been about coming to terms with childhood
pain as an adult, and trying to get past that and move on...


and yes, Meddle is a great album!


 

offline marlowe from Antarctica on 2004-08-08 08:11 [#01298661]
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For me it is a dualistic album - part of the time it deals
with the pain of losing his father during World War II, part
of the time it deals with his guilt concerning the madness
of King Syd (Barrett), the founding member of The Screaming
Abdabs, aka The Pink Floyd.


 

offline welt on 2004-08-08 09:13 [#01298710]
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i think roger waters described the whole statement of the
wall as something like that: things in life affect you in
either a negative or a positive way.
the protagonist of the wall, pink, becomes isolated, because
there happen certain things in his life like the death of
his father, that get him to build up this wall.
negative experiences are metaphorically portrayed as bricks
in the wall. the more negative experiences you have to deal
with it, the more massive the wall gets until it's that high
etc that you've locked yourself away from all other human
beings and are totally isolated.


 

offline Gwely Mernans from 23rd century entertainment (Canada) on 2004-08-08 09:17 [#01298713]
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this album was stolen from me...

much like allot of my stuff...


 

offline hedphukkerr from mathbotton (United States) on 2004-08-08 09:32 [#01298716]
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great album, but i prefer dark side of the moon. that album
is just fucking choice


 

offline telica from london/york on 2004-08-08 10:22 [#01298772]
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ace album, but i prefer the first disc of ummagumma and
meddle.

have you seen the dvd/video 'floyd-live at pompeii'? it's
awesome! lots of gloopy mud and close up shots of weird
statues. the bit where they're being interviewed about their
reputation as a drug band is hysterical - they're sitting
there looking *absolutely* wankered, saying 'no, i don't
think it's fair to automatically associate us with drugs,
that's not what we're about' (or something to that effect).
makes me chuckle everytime :D


 

offline earthleakage from tell the world you're winning on 2004-08-08 10:30 [#01298775]
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its my favourite pink floyd album, and would make my top 10
all time easily


 

offline gack from the middle of nowhere (Germany) on 2004-08-08 10:38 [#01298781]
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*megapuke*


 

offline Ophecks from Nova Scotia (Canada) on 2004-08-08 15:14 [#01298928]
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The Wall is pretty low on my list of favorite Pink Floyd
albums, though that's all relative, it's still a fine
album... it's got a lot of filler... music wise, not story.
The best tracks blow me away, like Waiting for the Worms and
ABITW Part 2, but I usually only listen to about a third of
the tracks on there when I put it on.


 

offline DJ Xammax from not America on 2004-08-08 15:20 [#01298931]
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Haha.


 

offline marlowe from Antarctica on 2004-08-08 16:21 [#01299001]
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I have Live At Pompeii on DVD :) It IS awesome -- Disc 1 of
Ummagumma is an interesting choice there, Kate - I have
found it to be very ... patchy :)


 

offline earthleakage from tell the world you're winning on 2004-08-08 16:25 [#01299004]
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disk 1 is the live album isnt it? in pink floyds eyes,
ummagumma was their least popular release. but the narrow
way is an excellent suite of songs, and grantchester meadows
is also very good.


 

offline marlowe from Antarctica on 2004-08-09 02:44 [#01299446]
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Oh yes, you are right - I was thinking of the Studio Disc,
which has some great stuff on it, but some of it is pretty
dodgy I think.


 

offline Schika from Heidelberg (Germany) on 2004-08-09 03:26 [#01299472]
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Great album - the live DVD is also great!


 

offline FlyAgaric from the discovery (Africa) on 2004-08-09 07:15 [#01299582]
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i have that on video, the howling dog on seamus is classic


 


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