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Old 12-28-2004, 12:27 PM
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P&C is nothing like those albums the only thing they have in common is that you need to listen to the whole album at once to understand it's greatness. That was what i was trying to point out.
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This do anything for you?


Point No.2 - You're right, I mean it's not like Roger has rehashed any of his old melodies over several albums or anything is it!
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It's unique in its presentation, but granted, the idea of a 45-minute rock song is certainly nothing new. The lyrics alone justify the price of entry to PCHH. Plus the guitar, sax and drum chops are absolutely fabulous.

All true, but many people don't understand that P&C is in fact a 45-min song. And that will be a reason for a lot of people to dislike the album.
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Point No.2 - You're right, I mean it's not like Roger has rehashed any of his old melodies over several albums or anything is it!
His lyrics, innovative production and attention to detail more than make up for that. TDB has no saving grace other than its glossy sheen and one or two good guitar solos.
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And you can't seriously say you've never seen a solid argument for why AMLOR is a bad album.


For that matters I've never seen a "solid argument" for why any album is a bad (nor good) album. When you say "The lyrics alone justify the price of entry to PCHH" it's far from being a "solid argument".
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Exactly, TDB is just a very simple album made for the casual Floydlistener.
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For that matters I've never seen a "solid argument" for why any album is a bad (nor good) album. When you say "The lyrics alone justify the price of entry to PCHH" it's far from being a "solid argument".

The lyrics, the guitar, the sax, the beautiful interplay between the acoustic guitar and the piano at one point and the way the amazing story takes you away. I think it't one of the most well written concept albums ever.
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Yadda yadda, both sides of this argument can spout as much rhetoric as they like but it's not going to change anyone's opinion.
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Some of this is not about opinion like for instance i realise Yes' Close To The Edge is a brilliant album. Yet i couldn't listen to a single minute of it.
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Bollocks, of course it is, for instance in my opinion Yes are a load of pompous twats and I can't stand their music and the same goes for Genesis. You see - opinion.
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I find it hard to see an end to this.
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Doomed to discuss overall unimportant subjects over and over and over again.
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Roger IS Pink Floyd, in the end he is the one that caused the group to produce the best music. So even without Dave i think it he would be allowed to carry the name. The same thing happened to Black Sabbath in the end Iommi was the only original member left, it's possible.


Pull your nose out Rogers arse!

As waters gained more and more control over the band the music got weaker and weaker. I think gilmour largely responsible for the music in albums such as wywh, and its all about music right???

The final cut is great lyrically, musically its a pile of shite compared with earlier work, It would have been better as a book than as an album.

I agree with the theory thatthe quality of material would have further declined had Roger not left.
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Three brilliant gems of shìt.


Have to agree with that one. I find amused to death listenable, but thats it.

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This do anything for you? And you can't seriously say you've never seen a solid argument for why AMLOR is a bad album.


Pull you nose our rogers arse too!! I like the music on AMLOR and TDB, i dont give to ****s if theres a few lines in the album that have no real meaning. Rogers lyrics may be good, but his music is weak, and if it sounds weak, its not a good album.

I just dont understand why people slate the AMLOR and TDB, which are musically very good, take wdywfm, lost for words, coming back to life (although it has cheesy lyrics i do not like), keep talking & Especially marooned. Then you look are the final cut, pchh and rk which have by comparison, very dull music, But it is about taste, i fail to see how the lyrics are more important than the music you hear though.

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