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19/09/2019

Glass Lab Gütersloh

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12/10/2017

David Gilmour • Live @ Pompeii | Exclusive Vinyl Rip

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45 years after Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour filmed ‘Live At Pompeii’ in the legendary Roman Amphitheatre there, he returned for two spectacular shows, part of his year-long tour in support of his No.1 album ‘Rattle That Lock’. The performances were the first-ever rock concerts for an audience in the s...

28/08/2016

AKAM • Verrerie de Carthage () • Instagram photos and videos

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14/09/2015

Phonograph • Session Nine - Happy Birthday BB King

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25/08/2015

The Animals - House of the Rising Sun (1964) HD + Lyrics

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Eric Burdon - vocals Alan Price - keyboards Hilton Valentine - guitar Chas Chandler - bass John Steel - drums Lyrics There is a house in New Orleans They cal...

05/02/2015

Any Colour You Like ~ Pink Floyd

I think few songs will make you feel at the same level of a re****ed monkey while trying to cover them. Any Colour You Like is on top of the list. And you actually do not cover it. You play through the spirit and try to get closer to the version you heard and that is repeating in your head. One of the most changing tracks. Few are the notes that differ from version to version. Such a unique piece.
And if one day you want to try it, use some noiseless pickups, just as this guy did.

Fender Stratocaster Plus Deluxe (1993) in rare Mystic Black - Kinman Woodstock Regular Set (2006) noiseless pickups [Voodoo Lab Micro Vibe / Jam Pedals Tubed...

15/12/2014

Grateful Dead - Touch of Grey

Grateful Dead - Touch of Grey

Check out The Jonestown Revolt! http://www.youtube.com/thejonestownrevolt If you do not know alot of songs by The Grateful Dead, please, don't stop here. Lis...

29/11/2014

The Pink Floyd Show UK - Live at Penza - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5)

a cover that makes me think again how Nick Mason was the weak chain in Pink Floyd...
What a Drum* Play!

* Wear Earphones for better experience...

The Pink Floyd Show UK performing "Take it Back" Live at Penza, Russia. Recorded November 8th 2014 For more information including Tour Dates, please visit ou...

09/10/2014

Pink Floyd - Louder than words from The Endless River

08/10/2014

Stephen Hawking features on Pink Floyd's new album

Just like "Keep Talking" from the Division Bell :)
We all love Stephen Hawking electronic voice!
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Famous physicist Stephen Hawking's voice is sampled on Pink Floyd's new album, The Endless River

29/09/2014

Summer 68 • Pink Floyd

Needless to mention the new Pink Floyd Album, everyone is writing about it. But who-else of you guys noticed that one track is called Autumn 68? Is it related to Summer 68 from Atom Hear Mother, which is, and that's so important to mention, a Rick Wright Song and one of the few tracks on which Rick got credit?
Whatever, Summer 68 is about touring and groupies. It's really Richard Wright asking a groupie how they feel about what they're doing: "have you time before I leave to greet another man?
For the ones of you that go deep into Musical details, the songs have one of the best chord progression.
Some will feel that there was a Barrett connection too. But if you analyze almost any Floyd song it would seem that there is a Barrett connection. Syd left in April of '68, so in the summer of '68 it would be logical that his absence would have had time to kick in. But to whoever said their first American tour was in the summer of '68 must have forgotten the disastrous Floyd West Coast Tour of '67.
Anyway, good thing is that you can have a lot of interpretations and imagination. Good for us.

album: Atom Heart Mother

24/09/2014

Pink Floyd - Point me at the sky (Early single)

This early Pink Floyd song was written by David Gilmour and Roger Waters; it was released a week before Christmas 1968.

In a BBC TV documentary screened on December 12, 2007, the band explained how this song came about. Syd Barrett had been the band's original songwriter, but by this time his well documented descent into mental illness had made him impossible to work with. Barrett's songs like "See Emily Play" were largely short, snappy and commercial as well as psychedelic, obscure or having some novelty value. Gilmour and Waters were under pressure from their record company to continue in the same vein, but they couldn't write singles, and this attempt to imitate Barrett's inimitable style was “one notable failure when Syd left the band.” After it flopped, the Floyd largely abandoned singles and concentrated on longer tracks, producing a number of fine concept albums.

The song is basically an invitation from a character named Henry McLean to his girlfriend to join him in his flying machine, though it is possibly not to be taken literally.

Point me at the sky by Pink Ployd. Lyrics: Hey, Eugene, This is Henry McClean And I've finished my beautiful flying machine And I'm ringing to say That I'm l...

15/09/2014

Do you my fellow get this feeling too? This song, this one particular recording of this song, that I'm sure you never heard by the way. 35 minutes, endless solo.
We're in Oakland, May 9th 1977, no video recording. Strange version, unreal, so "rich" in mistakes, because whenever Dave does mistakes, it is magical moment. He even missed the beginning of Part 3 and the first words of his vocal part. It really takes me away and there is nothing in front of my eyes but the visual images of some sort regarding Pink Floyd that my brain shows me, Roger over-acting face, Dave's long hair, Ricks fingers on the Keyboard, Rick's face and art and shining and all the s**t... Then a journey inside my brain starts, I go back to when I discovered the band and got amazingly surprised by Rick's way of "Fusion" with the Keyboards, I remember many different things, I remember even when I googled his name and found out he's dead. Every year that passes I realize how this world is too much far from having such an artist again. I remember how sweet he brought to us through his music… For everything he did and for what David had him as his Musical Partner. Everything about this song is magical. Rick's touch on keyboards creates an ocean on which I float... Lots of love and respect to him. Ladies and Gentlemen, Shine on you Crazy Diamond, Part I to IX (because it is important to mention it), to the memory of Rick.
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02/09/2014

Roberta Flack - To Love Somebody - 1971

Roberta Flack - To Love Somebody - 1971

From the 1971 Quiet Fire album

14/08/2014

Amazing recording of Another Brick in the wall, @ Earl Court in 1980, one of Pink Floyd's favorite stages. Additionally to David, Roger and Nick, Rick Wright and Peter Wood were both playing the keyboards, Rick on organ and Peter on electric piano. Part of the guitar solo, which was on a Gibson Les Paul came from a different show as David made some mistakes on original audio of that night.

14/08/2014

Pink Floyd - Young Lust (Live)

Young Lust is about the sometimes grotesque lifestyle of rock stars and their love lives (or lack thereof). The clichés of s*x and Rock and Roll are a satire of the music common to the era.

But, and since many are mistaken, because they do not listen to Pink Floyd songs without making any connexion to the track that comes before or after, the phone conversation does NOT begin after or before the song. It occurs before the song "Empty Spaces" on the album. The dialog after this song (before "One of My Turns") is when the rock star brings one of the groupies with him to the hotel room he's staying in.

(Sound of door opening, closing)
Groupie: Oh my God! What a fabulous room! Are all these your guitars?!
(Sounds of television)
Groupie: Can I get a drink of water? You want some? Huh? Oh, wow! Look at this tub! (in s*xy, inviting tones) you wanna take a bath?!
(TV still playing)
Groupie: What're you watching? Hello!! Are you feelin' OK?

Updated audio from "Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live 1980-81". The video was recorded August 9th, 1980.

08/08/2014

@ 1min50 // Dave to Dick Parry who's on the saxophone during the Pink Floyd 1974 tours: Go on dick...
Dick Parry: ...

29/05/2014

Syd Barrett - Pink Floyd - Let's All Make Love In London pt1

as if it was year 2001...

Syd Barrett - Pink Floyd - Let's All Make Love In London 1966 Part 1

25/05/2014

KOBIBA feat. Rockoryon - Pink Champagne Sparkle By Andy Timmons

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When Rock N' Roll meet Fusion... BOOOM! And its the first time you guys see me! The backing track is made by us! Check my page: https://www.facebook...

05/05/2014

Genesis - The Battle of Epping Forest

Genesis - The Battle of Epping Forest

Genesis - University Sports Arena, Montreal 20-Apr-74 The Battle of Epping Forest

03/05/2014

Pink Floyd - Marooned (Live)

First and last time Pink Floyd played Marooned Live - Oslo, August 30th 1994

Live at Olso Norway (30/08/94) By Sem_Nick

02/05/2014

I put a spell on you

Joss please marry me...

Joss Stone singing "I put a spell on you with Jeff Beck at Byron Bay Bluesfest 2014. A classic case of the beauty and the beast!

17/04/2014

Pink Floyd Mandolin Orchestra Shine On You Crazy Diamond Mank Rüber Preema Bagger

German Tribute, Class!!

Pink Floyd Shine on You Crazy Diamond für Mandolin orchestra / Zupforchester, Sheet music / Noten http://www.edition49.de ,conducted by Boris Bagger http://w...

12/04/2014

Welcome to the machine is about the money-grubbing record producers and managers controlling the band, which contributed to Pink Floyd founder Syd Barrett's mental collapse: The world around him was like a machine: the fans, the group, the record industry. They told him what to do and when to do it so they would become successful. The Wish You Were Here album revolves around Syd Barrett and what contributed to his collapse.

The song is notable for its use of heavily processed synthesizers and acoustic guitars, as well as a wide and varied range of tape effects. For this (later dropped) draft version here, Rick used some heavy chic effects, class!

11/04/2014

What do you want from me • Pink Floyd cover

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Vocal Puccio chiariello - Guitar Davide Stefanini - Bass Antonio Rizzo - Keyboard Giuseppe de rosa-Drums Fortunato Anzalone - Backing vocals Jessica Cesarano...

09/04/2014

So this is what recently popped up, a "work in progress" version of Shine on You crazy Diamond Part I to VIII minus Part IX since it was not recorded yet at that time. it was probably recorded on a forgotten tape somewhere in london. The track popped with a magnificent version of "Welcome to the Machine" and "have a cigar". Of course, audio quality was horrible, but not anymore after the super-sounding. I bet that neither Gilmour nor Waters remember this outcome.

For the ones that know the song, you would recognize how this is a draft version by the 3rd minute, and in the end, everyone was jamming through it. The last 6 minutes are simply UNIQUE and extremely Rare, guitar jam, bass solos and Keyboard melodies are mixed and the deliverable reaches a high level of creativity. You can feel that the guys were just so into the jam and they just let it go. I guess that this part was dropped down while releasing the final cut because it adds a "joy" aspect to the song which is basically a sad tribute to Syd. He would be so proud of this version, and so I am. To me it is like discovering a totally new performance. A kick-ass-twenty-four-f**king-faultless minutes piece.

09/04/2014

Ben Watt with David Gilmour / 'The Levels' (Live)

David Gilmour Last appearance:

A special live stripped-back version of 'The Levels' featuring Ben on vocals and acoustic guitar, and Pink Floyd's David Gilmour on slide guitar, recorded at David's Medina studio in Hove last month. The original electrified album version featuring the two appears on Ben's new solo album, 'Hendra', released April 2014

A special live stripped-back version of 'The Levels' featuring Ben on vocals and acoustic guitar, and Pink Floyd's David Gilmour on slide guitar, recorded at...

31/03/2014

Flaming Side of the Moon

The Flaming Lips' New release that surfaced today, Flaming side of the Moon, a "Compagnon" track to Pink Floyd's TDSOTM, following the same story line, and much similar to the dark side of the rainbow. It's not the first time that the band is doing a similar production, and to me, the first failed. This one is special, ITCHY and acid, so acid..

To understand the concept, there is a need of understanding the basis: Synchronicity

Detractors argue that the phenomenon is the result of the mind's tendency to think it recognizes patterns amid disorder by discarding data that does not fit. In the case of TDSOTR, it is said that is is the result of brain similarities during creation phases, and we all do know that Waters was a huge book amateur, Animals is the best example to that.

Psychologists refer to this tendency as apophenia, or confirmation bias. In this theory, a Dark Side of the Rainbow enthusiast will focus on matching moments while ignoring the greater number of instances where the film and the album do not correspond.

Music from Flaming Side of the Moon

17/03/2014

I'm just posting this to share the part from 3:38 to 6:57, well mainly for that single unique note played at 6:32. let's just admit that it does not exist in real life, Gilmour's bending is just making every guitarist ridiculous. The whole version, since it is one of the rarest, is worth a play, but oh god that note (plus the rhythm starting at 10:47) makes it the best SOYCD recorded version ever.

11/03/2014

Pete Townsend & David Gilmour - I Put A Spell On You

Pete's face at 1:17, the Harmonica solo, and Gilmour's Strat color!! All of this should be illegal..

Esta es para mi, la mejor versión de esta canción... ya que la combinacion de la energía explosiva de Pete y la serenidad en la guitarra de Gilmoure le dan e...

20/02/2014

Sad But Superstitious (Stevie Wonder vs Metallica Mashup by Wax Audio)

Sad But Superstitious (Stevie Wonder vs Metallica Mashup by Wax Audio)

Sad But Superstitious (Stevie Wonder vs Metallica Mashup by Wax Audio). MP3 Available at http://www.waxaudio.com.au HD version: http://vimeo.com/28808627 Ste...

18/02/2014

Roger Waters to Be Made an Honorary Citizen of Italian City Where His Father Was Killed

Roger Waters to Be Made an Honorary Citizen of Italian City Where His Father Was Killed

Founding Pink Floyd singer/bassist Roger Waters will receive a special tribute in the city of Anzio, Italy, where he'll be made an honorary citizen on February 18. According to The Daily Express, the ceremony will be held on the 70th anniversary of the death of Waters' father, Eric Fletcher Waters,...

17/02/2014

10 Facts and Fibs About Pink Floyd

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Pink Floyd are one of, if not the most, well-known rock bands of the progressive rock genre, capturing the essence of lengthy instrumental passages and complementing them with memorable vibes and clear lyrics. Their concepts were compelling, from early psychedelic eccentricities to the formation of…

16/02/2014

Dire Straits - I think I love you too much [Knebworth -90]

Dire Straits and Eric Clapton.

Dire Straits and Eric Clapton perform 'I think I love you too much' live at Knebworth festival 1990. Enjoy!