Dark Side of the Moon

[8Ace]

I'm listening to this on Deezer as I tacke today's work. By all the saints it is one hell of a good album.

Lets hear your recommendations for other suitably brilliant ones.

[Silverbullet767]

I never quite got on with dark side of the moon, must be a generational thing.

I'm 25 BTW.

[8Ace]

Silverbullet767 said:

I never quite got on with dark side of the moon, must be a generational thing.

I'm 25 BTW.

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[Einion Yrth]

Crime of the Century.
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway.

[Luca1973]

Future Sound of London - Lifeforms

[MaxAndRuby]

Meddle
Wish You Were Here
Animals
The Wall
The Final Cut

Long list really(that's not an album).

[PhilLL]

My great uncle produced it

RIP Uncle Norman

[chrisr29]

Try:

The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking by Floyd member Roger Waters.

[Thudd]

Luca1973 said:

Future Sound of London - Lifeforms

I bought that when it came out and have spent the time since then repeatedly failing to really get on with it
I preferred Papua New Guinea at the time, I think.
And KLF's "Chill Out"...

DSOTM is ace tho.

[Chris71]

Silverbullet767 said:

I never quite got on with dark side of the moon, must be a generational thing.

I'm 25 BTW.

I recently turned 25. It's been one of my favourite albums since I was about 19.

I prefer the individual songs off The Wall I think though.

[john_p]

8Ace said:

I'm listening to this on Deezer as I tacke today's work. By all the saints it is one hell of a good album.

I overlooked it for years and it's indeed a cracking album.

That sodding bell at the start of Time gets me EVERY time I listen to it!

[Einion Yrth]

john_p said:

8Ace said:

I'm listening to this on Deezer as I tacke today's work. By all the saints it is one hell of a good album.

I overlooked it for years and it's indeed a cracking album.

That sodding bell at the start of Time gets me EVERY time I listen to it!

The Alan Parsons' Quadrophonic mix is worth obtaining too. Got it converted to DTS, and it's fantastically involving.

[Thudd]

john_p said:

That sodding bell at the start of Time gets me EVERY time I listen to it!

I was banned from having that as my alarm tone

[carter711]

Silverbullet767 said:

I never quite got on with dark side of the moon, must be a generational thing.

I'm 25 BTW.

I'm 23 and Pink Floyd is one of my favourite bands, 'Time' is brilliant as is 'Wish you were here'.

I have a very varied taste in music, one of my all time favoute albums is 'The Prodigy Experience' by The Prodigy obviously.

Is anyone else going to the Santana gig at the 02 on sunday?

[ganglandboss]

8Ace said:

Silverbullet767 said:

I never quite got on with dark side of the moon, must be a generational thing.

I'm 25 BTW.

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Snap! I love it. Great music is timeless - your age has sod all to do with it.

[vallers]

pronounced Lynyrd Skynyrd

[Einion Yrth]

ganglandboss said:

8Ace said:

Silverbullet767 said:

I never quite got on with dark side of the moon, must be a generational thing.

I'm 25 BTW.

29

Snap! I love it. Great music is timeless - your age has sod all to do with it.

If you're young enough to have come to believe that some talentless gansta' wannabe with his kecks hanging off his arse ranting tunelessly while his soul brother makes drumkit noises with his mouth, is music. Then just possibly your age does have something to do with it.

[ganglandboss]

Einion Yrth said:

ganglandboss said:

8Ace said:

Silverbullet767 said:

I never quite got on with dark side of the moon, must be a generational thing.

I'm 25 BTW.

29

Snap! I love it. Great music is timeless - your age has sod all to do with it.

If you're young enough to have come to believe that some talentless gansta' wannabe with his kecks hanging off his arse ranting tunelessly while his soul brother makes drumkit noises with his mouth, is music. Then just possibly your age does have something to do with it.

That's not age - that's lack of brains!

[fatboy b]

8Ace said:

I'm listening to this on Deezer as I tacke today's work. By all the saints it is one hell of a good album.

Lets hear your recommendations for other suitably brilliant ones.

I was in Hyde Park a couple of years back when Roger Waters & Nick Mason did DSOTM. Bloody brilliant.

[Mustow]

8Ace said:

I'm listening to this on Deezer as I tacke today's work. By all the saints it is one hell of a good album.

Lets hear your recommendations for other suitably brilliant ones.

I went to see Roger Waters perform this at the O2 arena a few weeks ago and it was amazing. OK it wasn't Pink Floyd but live it sounds 10 times more impressive than the CD.