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#91
09-23-2001, 06:42 AM
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| Re: New Generation of Listeners I've got Meddle and I think it's one hellof an album. The part in Echoes where Waters Bass starts running in alnog with Mason and then Gilmour starts of with his guitar is totally amazing. The song is about 23:32. LOPL, that's a good one. "Echoes: The Best of.." don't even have 'Echoes' on it. I never liked this Best of business anyways....like I said.
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#92
10-13-2001, 09:12 AM
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| Re: New Generation of Listeners The whole best of business sucks. I mean it would "kill" the magic of listening a newly bought PF album, if there are some songs you already listened to on the best of. |
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#93
11-17-2001, 05:42 PM
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| Re: New Generation of Listeners at 19, I'm a "new generation" fan of jazz and avante-garde music, and I think that there are just still a good number of good musicians now a-days, they just don't get as much air-time as Floyd did in its prime... Granted, we don't have Pink Floyd's, Velvet Underground's, David Bowie's, or Frank Zappa's anymore, but Tricky and Massive Attack for example, were mentioned... also bands like Cibo Mato have very creative and fresh sounds. Great bands like PF hold significance in their contributions to the evolution of music, and change is how music stays fresh and innovative... not to mention that change is the only way we'll manage to forget about N'Sync, Dave Matthew's Band, and Ace of Bass (insert vomitting sounds here).
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#94
09-25-2004, 09:04 PM
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| Re: New Generation of Listeners im definetly one of those "new generation listeners" i am 14 but i have been listening to floyd for a few years now (actually i hate the music that is popular now so i mostly only listen to classic rock and such)
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#95
09-26-2004, 01:13 PM
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| ..... Im also one of the younger listeners at 18 and have been listening to them since i was 8, when division bell was released and my dad made me listen to keep talking, then he would play dark side through and through in the car, then a friend loaned me his ppv pulse video and ive been hooked since. |
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#96
10-02-2004, 12:07 PM
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| Re: New Generation of Listeners I belong to new generation of listeners too. I`m 15 and I started with The Wall. That was amazing! I loved The Wall from the first time when I listened to it.
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#97
10-02-2004, 06:16 PM
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| Re: New Generation of Listeners I couldn't stand The Wall first time in fact first time I heard DS I didn't understand why anybody would buy it, still they are now 2 of my fave albums so I found the light eventualy.
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