Animals and The Division Bell

Driven · #46 02-04-2002, 10:02 AM

Animals and TDB about as botherly as Nelson Mandella and Ronald Regan. Both were leaders in their own right...but one is black and the other white. And that even rhymes!!!

TBD is a little closer to WYWH in my opinion.

Loupgaros · #47 02-05-2002, 06:36 AM

Flaming my post are you fixxy? I was wondering who would be the first to do so.

Hehehe.

Loupgaros · #48 03-22-2002, 07:17 AM

To be honest I don't care what everyone thinks of my comparison, its my opinion. I just think that Animals and TDB do not go together. I cannot see the link.

Barrett Fan · #49 03-22-2002, 01:29 PM

Well, the more i think about it animals and tdb do have a bit of the same sound, but I wouldn't say enough closeness to call them brother albums. I usually think of brother albums as albums realsed back to back, that have material that was generally written around the same time, both albums usally share the same concepts, sound, the lyrics typically touch on the same issues, if anyone is a beastie boys fan it is said that Check your head and Ill communication are brother albums.

Wiggy · #50 02-01-2006, 03:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Roger Waters

This whole concept of 'em being brother albums is like "no way" man!! Who ever thought of such a thing. I would dare say that about the only thing I found nice on TDB was the guitar solo end for High Hopes

What about Marooned?! Can't forget Marooned!

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Originally Posted by Lucifer Sam

I mean how many of you, honestly, listen to Meddle and actualy do listen through those two tracks (4 and 5)?

Me. I find myself listening to San Tropez the most out of Meddle. Seamus, wasn't my favorite when I first got the album. But I'm growing quite fond of it lately. One of These Days, is actually my favorite track on that album now.

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Originally Posted by Bride of a Bull

Gratified to see on the Live at Pompeii video that playing their instruments WAS indeed all they were doing, and one of them - can't remember which - was stroking the pooch as she/he wailed.

It was Rick Wright.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seamus
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On to the topic: I don't get the question.

AnimalInTheWall · #51 07-29-2006, 11:59 AM

I must admit, I do like animals.

hoan_rulz · #52 08-02-2006, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Lucifer Sam
I mean how many of you, honestly, listen to Meddle and actualy do listen through those two tracks (4 and 5)?

hey i love meddle and i found, since the 1st time i heard it, sn tropez and seamus quite good and funny

hoan_rulz · #53 08-02-2006, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Bride of a Bull
Gratified to see on the Live at Pompeii video that playing their instruments WAS indeed all they were doing, and one of them - can't remember which - was stroking the pooch as she/he wailed.

saw it today and yesterday...really REALLY good

fixxlevy · #54 08-02-2006, 08:54 PM

It was Rick

AnimalInTheWall · #55 08-02-2006, 11:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Bride of a Bull

stroking the pooch

Nice.

Which 1s Pink? · #56 02-20-2010, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Anonymous

This may be a stupid question, but why does everyone say that Animals and the Division Bell are brother albums? Am I missing something? Someone please explain it to me, i'd me more than grateful.

I've never heard anyone say that myself but you have me thinking now...
Animals is my fav Floyd album, and i play Division bell pretty much as much as Animals.
Love Division bell, especially Poles apart and take it back.
Interesting.....

I've always connected dark Side with Wish You
Probably that's because that's what my brother used to play 24/7 when i was about 6 years old

Animals and The Division Bell

1977 to 1983 - "Waters Domination"