Richard Wright & Dave Harris(Zee) - Voices

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a short-lived partnership consisting of Pink Floyd keyboardist Richard Wright and Dave Harris of New Romantic outfit Fashion.

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Music

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• Richard
• William
• Wright
• Pink
• Floyd
• keyboardist
• Dave
• Harris
• Zee
• Identity
• Fairlight
• MCI

[justiniscoolohyea]

this is pretty cool

[TypicalJoe1900]

R.I.P. Rick!!!!

[satoop]

As a big fan of both, I've looked for this rarity for years. So glad to have a chance to hear some of it. Big thank you!

[YetAnotherMovie89]

What a rare but facsinating musical gem, it's almost hypnotizing... XD

Voices inside you, they reason, they guide you

If you believe, in what you want to be, you'll find your destiny by listening to voices

Voices that call you, through feelings inside you

Voices that call you, through feelings inside you :3

[SwaziSafari]

I don't know about you guys but I can definitely hear a hint of Floyd in this one.

[chickey1861]

There's a crackpot called butlincat1 who is trying to pass this off as Floyd! HE must be re-educated since he is an arrogant, nasty, obscene fool.

[rick4777]

I agree FanofTtheFloyd, very nice to listen to this piece, post Waters albums were not all that great, they were alright but not great.

[djtrixen]

Ya know I really like Rick's work. Really, I do. However, in comparison with his solo works, I'd rate this album last. It's not bad, but it definitely didn't suit him well. This was out-of-genre for Rick, if you will. While it's true that it demonstrated his versatility, at the same time it sounded a lot like everything else that came out in the early 80's... just not my style I suppose. Wet Dream & Broken China are fucking awesome though...

[dasmikey1964]

I believe this was my favorite track on this album. Thanks for posting these songs!

[FanofTheFloyd]

This song has awesome atmosphere, although the synthesized brass at the end is a little harsh sounding, but overall this is one of the better uses of the synths on the album--it's not poppy like "Confusion", nor does it go to far into electropop like some of the tracks do--actually, it does a much better job of bringing the "Pink Floyd sound" into the 80s than most of Momentary Lapse, IMO