vaos wrote: 
Well, gee wiz.
When this music pours into my ears, it is as though many thousands of hyper-stimulated "conscious" brain cells send out tendrils of contact to many thousands of "unconscious" neurons, waking them up to join in the sublime joy! It is expansive and beautiful.
I am sorry it isn't like that for you. I hope there is some music out there that lifts you up beyond yourself, as this does for me.

I'm glad you wrote this.  I have always liked British bands, alternative bands, intelligent bands - Pink Floyd is all of these and more, but for some reason, I could just never embrace them the way I did Bowie, or the Stones in the mid to late '60's, or Led Zep.  I still listen to them today out of respect, but they just never spoke to me personally, don't know why... 

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 pcicatar wrote: 
That's cold...

 vaos wrote: 
All we can really do is feel sorry for you.

There's nothing more soulful than screaming because you can't otherwise reach the note... 

"I am not frightened of dying!"

Thanks Bill!

Chills every time. Sublime piece of music.  Never gets old, IMO.

Great but I don't want to hear it on here, why are you playing all well know stuff together, Waterboys, Hotel California, now this, Im going back to spotify..

 bronorb wrote: 
A bit harsh, to put poor jools in a German aircraft...

Since I was a kid...I always thought of Pink Floyd music as one of the God's ways of reaching out to us. 
And that's why this song can't be anything less than Godlike  :)
 

Listening to this, I seem to remember, long ago, the top of my head dis-attaching and slowly rising into the air, buzzing quietly the entire time.

 Dinges,_the_Dude wrote: 
and again! Great, Bill!! Thanks.
volume > 10 

No comment, but one > "1"

I'll be brave and admit that I hate this album. In fact, I hate all of Pink Floyd.

Go ahead, throw bricks / prisms / eggs at me.

 Zep wrote: 
True and I am sure she would have volunteered to help pay the shortfall had this record failed miserably and left the band with debts.

On the road again - The Jimi Hendrix Experience & Pink Floyd by bp fallon
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On the road again - The Jimi Hendrix Experience & Pink Floyd - Syd on right behind Waters - & The Move & Amen Corner & Eire Apparent & Outer Limits - 1967

  These cats toured Britain together from Nov 14th 1987 to Dec 5th 1987. Sometimes The Nice were on the bill too. Note Eire Apparent's ace guitarist Henry McCullough - who went on to join Joe Cocker & The Grease Band and then Wings - second-last row on left. We love Henry x

   
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 jools wrote: 
You just shot at yourself without liking it... Sorry.

I do love this...but why in the hell must Pink Floyd get to have several tunes after each other in a row...? I realize that much of this isn't 'single' tune material. One must follow the other etc...but in this case...why not just avoid this and go for other material. Oh well...I'll just sit patiently and listen. Still better than lots of other stuff. Hmm....

Like an orgasm.

Someone give that woman some relief. ....Oh they did,,,,, Oh no she's at it again.....

Please make it stop.

marvelous...  love it...

 

 jools wrote: 

Everybody in my hotel room loves this song...  (and this whole exquisite album...)
 

 On_The_Beach wrote: 
As of this playing, an even 1,000 gave either a 9 or 10.  (314 and 686).

And amazing, amazing set...  one of my favorites on RP, or anywhere for that matter. (Portishead - Henry Mancini - Pink Floyd).

Remember well when this album first came out. Now nearly 40yrs later it remains an amazing piece of work. Will it become one of those "classics of the ages" like a Beethoven concerto? Only time will tell.