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Sir Masksalot
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PINK FLOYD ~ lost in their dark realm
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October 04, 2021, 06:17:45 PM »
I didn't happen to see a thread about them here in the Music forum so thought to start one,
having been a huge fan of electronic music from the likes of Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze,
and Andreas Vollenweider.
Meddle
was my first exposure to Pink Floyd. A local radio station had the audacity to
spin "Echoes" late one night, all twenty-plus minutes of it. The Floyd had me under their
spell ever since.
I don't own copies of all their albums but still actively collect artwork related to
The Wall
.
A restaurant I used to frequent actually had caricatures by Gerald Scarfe framed and mounted
throughout their dining room. I only saw them once in concert, live during the
Animals
tour ...
and don't get me started on
Dark Side of the Moon
. That album leaves me emotionally
drained every time!
Yesterday I was at Hollywood's Vogue Theatre for a museum-style tour of Pink Floyd's inner workings.
Instruments, sheet music, concept art, recorded interviews, show props; it was all there.
These twelve-foot-tall effigies represented
The Division Bell
>
One of the giant pigs from
Animals
hovered overhead >
Projected in the auditorium was triple-screen concert footage and
an even bigger floating pig which kept changing color >
"The Teacher" formally welcomed us to
The Wall
wing >
One needs to see it in scale with guests to get a sense of its size >
Thankfully, class wasn't in session that day!
'A few more props related to
The Wall
>
I believe this exhibit may be touring now so catch it if you can, expensive but worth it.
Are you a fan of Pink Floyd's music, seen them in concert? Was the live show for
Dark Side of the Moon
as theatrical as later ones? If you have any memorabilia, do post pics.
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Rex fury
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Posts: 376
Re: PINK FLOYD ~ lost in their dark realm
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October 05, 2021, 09:59:10 AM »
I’ve been a huge fan of Dark Side of the Moon for many years and a Floyd fan in general. I never saw them live but still watch concert performances on DVD.
Thanks for the photos and the tip on the exhibit!
RF
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Hepcat
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Posts: 18476
Re: PINK FLOYD ~ lost in their dark realm
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November 28, 2021, 01:18:10 AM »
My first exposure to Pink Floyd was in 1970 when I heard
Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
on DJ Thomas Aquinas' hour long progressive rock show on CFPL radio:
Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
I immediately went out and bought the LP
A Saucerful of Secrets
at Bluebird Records on Dundas Street in downtown London. I still associate the LP with the movie
Camille 2000
which I saw the same day.
I've been a fan of Pink Floyd ever since, but
Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
remains my favourite Pink Floyd track.
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Hepcat
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January 18, 2022, 09:11:16 PM »
Here's the video to Pink Floyd's first single when Syd Barrett was their creative force:
Arnold Layne
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Hepcat
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January 23, 2022, 11:42:37 PM »
Here's Pink Floyd on American Bandstand in 1967:
Apples and Oranges
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