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In the final installment of the WHY PINK FLOYD? promo campaign, David Gilmour talks about THE WALL with Paul Rappaport, who visited David's housebo...
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In the final installment of the WHY PINK FLOYD? promo campaign, David Gilmour talks about THE WALL with Paul Rappaport, who visited David's houseboat/recording studio, Astoria, for the conversation. Gilmour explains and plays a little of the guitar the solo in "Another Brick In The Wall."
On February 28, EMI will release 'Immersion' and 'Experience' editions of Roger Waters' opus, Pink Floyd 'The Wall,' as the final installment of the recent 'Why Pink Floyd?' reissues and extended releases. 'The Wall' remains Pink Floyd's biggest-selling release after 1973's legendary 'The Dark Side Of The Moon.'
'The Wall' 'Immersion' 7-disc edition includes a DVD featuring a film clip from the 1980 tour and a 'Behind The Wall' documentary, plus, for the first time, CDs of excerpts from Roger Waters' original demos and work-in-progress versions of songs on the final album. Additionally, among these previously unheard versions are David Gilmour's original demos of "Comfortably Numb" and "Run Like Hell." The Immersion set also includes The Wall Live, compiled from the 1980-1981 original tour.
Both 'The Wall' Immersion box set and Experience edition include a rare recording of "Another Brick In The Wall Part 1." A highlight for fans, this demo showcases the evolution of the final track. Additionally, "The Doctor" explores the origins of the landmark track "Comfortably Numb," giving further insight into Pink Floyd's early demo recordings.
In 1978, after finishing Pink Floyd's Animals stadium tour, Roger Waters devised the concept for the album 'The Wall.' The album is a partly autobiographical story about a fictional rock star named Pink looking back at his early life and reflecting on the nature of fame and success.
Waters presented his band mates David Gilmour, Richard Wright and Nick Mason with an extensive demo of songs. Pink Floyd recorded their eleventh album 'The Wall' throughout 1979 in France, New York and Los Angeles, assisted by co-producer, Bob Ezrin and engineer, James Guthrie.
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Track 1 of Incesticide(1992)
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Join me on my 2012 wall in Barcelona
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0:00 - "The Dance of Eternity" (Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From a Memory)
1:39 - "Metropolis Pt. 1: The Miracle and the Sleeper" (...
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0:00 - "The Dance of Eternity" (Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From a Memory)
1:39 - "Metropolis Pt. 1: The Miracle and the Sleeper" (Images and Words)
2:02 - "Erotomania" (Awake)
3:34 - "The Dance of Eternity" (Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From a Memory)
4:25 - "Metropolis Pt. 1: The Miracle and the Sleeper" (Images and Words)
5:21 - "A Change of Seasons IV: The Darkest of Winters" (A Change of Seasons)
5:53 - "When the Water Breaks" (Liquid Tension Experiment 2)
6:01 - "A Change of Seasons IV: The Darkest of Winters" (A Change of Seasons)
6:08 - "Ytse Jam" (When Dream and Day Unite)
7:50 - "The Dance of Eternity" (Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From a Memory)
8:33 - "Paradigm Shift" (Liquid Tension Experiment)
9:34 - "Universal Mind" (Liquid Tension Experiment)
10:20 - "The Dance of Eternity" (Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From a Memory)
11:01 - "Hell's Kitchen" (Falling into Infinity)
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Lasse Hoile's new video for Index, taken from Steven Wilson's second solo album Grace for Drowning.
Grace For Drowning' is the second album released...
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Lasse Hoile's new video for Index, taken from Steven Wilson's second solo album Grace for Drowning.
Grace For Drowning' is the second album released under Wilson's own name, and builds on the artistic inroads he forged with 2009's exceptionally well-received 'Insurgentes.'
A double album ('two 40-45 minute albums in the same package') Wilson has described it as "my biggest project to date".
He continues, "'Insurgentes' was an important step for me into something new. This record takes that as a starting point, but it's more experimental and more eclectic. For me the golden period for music was the late sixties and early seventies, when the album became the primary means of artistic expression, when musicians liberated themselves from the 3 minute pop song format, and started to draw on jazz and classical music especially, combining it with the spirit of psychedelia to create "journeys in sound" I guess you could call them. So without being retro, my album is a kind of homage to that spirit. There's everything from [Ennio] Morricone-esque film themes to choral music to piano ballads to a 23 minute progressive jazz--inspired piece. I've actually used a few jazz musicians this time, which is something I picked up from my work remixing the King Crimson records."
The full tracklist is as follows;
CD1:
1. Grace For Drowning (2.00)
2. Sectarian (8.00)
3. Deform to Form a Star (8.00)
4. No Part of Me (5.45)
5. Postcard (4.30)
6. Raider Prelude (2.30)
7. Remainder the Black Dog (9.15)
CD2:
1. Belle de Jour (3.00)
2. Index (4.45)
3. Track One (4.15)
4. Raider II (23.15)
5. Like Dust I Have Cleared From My Eye (8.00)
gracefordrowning.com
Video by Lasse Hoile lassehoile.com
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you still suck at singing lol