spacemoose wrote: 
A friend cured blinding migraine attacks that would have him bedridden for three days, by ingesting a quarter dose of  ecstacy just prior to the onset. Go figure.

Such a great song.

lame

 Xstar wrote: 
I suggest applied use of psychadelics, or empathogens.  They are very effective at breaking and/or reprogramming associations.  This mechanism is what makes them so effective in treating alcoholism and trauma. 

Get some good friends in a nice environment, take some shrooms, lsd or extacy, and have a nice trip while listening to the album.  Thatl'll probably fix the problem.

 misterbearbaby wrote: 
Awe dude, give it another chance!  I totally get it, but it was the dance and not the Floyd twas the flailing!

If it wasn't all a dream, I saw a modern dance troupe do a one of those flailing, wacked-out modern ballets to (the full-length recording of) "Atom Heart Mother" in upstate New York in the winter of 1971-72. It impaired my enjoyment of this fine album essentially for life.

 bpkengor wrote: 
Are you implying that this is a bad thing?  When bands put out as much fantastic material as they have, it's hard to not play it.

 bpkengor wrote: 
I think they meant not enough.

 horstman wrote: 
So, the consensus is that RP plays a lot PF, PG, LZ, TH, & PT, is that right?  

 Furgas wrote: 
Yes, I hear it. Both songs written by Waters.

I like cows....and PF.

"Goodbye Cruel World" comes to my mind when I listen to this song. Anyone else hear some resemblance?

I love Pink Floyd. Inclusive.

 coomerfan wrote:  I'm not a fan of your comment....Coomer
This song is extraordinary in it's simplicity....

"I gave my love a chicken that had no bone...."

YAWN

I kind of missed the pre DSM Floyd in my journey - and I thank Bill for playing some now and then.

Apparently it pisses some listeners off to hear PF. . .yeah, I've worn out an LP or two in my day, but I bet someone will enjoy being introduced to those songs I've gotten tired of, so can the negative vibes. . . Viva RP!

9 to 10.  regardless of how I feel about Waters.

Quite mooooving.

My favorite Pink Floyd album

Grandpa talks about the good old times!

AS STUPID AS THE COVER COW!

 mgoldman wrote: 
Let's not forget Peter Gabriel, Led Zeppelin, and Porcupine Tree!

Love the PF and most of what Mr. Goldsmith plays, hey it's his station, and I thank him for his creative efforts.

 mgoldman wrote: 
Y'know, I sorta like Bill's PF jones. I wasn't a big PF fan back then, and he's opened my ears considerably to the variety and complexity of their recorded heritage. But...to your point, if this were my station, there would be a whole lot more Joe Jackson, Split Enz, Grateful Dead, Miles Davis, Allmans, and others. But it's not. So, I'm good with PF and whatever else Bill chooses to serve up. BTW I have all the Talking Heads stuff, and I love 'em; so for all you haters out there...

 GriffinMN wrote: 
I love the juxtaposition of acronyms that permeates our daily existence...one man's Adaptive Harvest Management (AHM) is another's Atom Heart Mother (AHM).

Now why does this song makes me crave Chang's Chinese?

 mgoldman wrote: 
If recorded songs are anything like web pages, blogs or opinions, 90% of them aren't worth your time. 

Nice song. I like that I get exposed to PF here that I wouldn't normally hear. Thanks Bill.  

Love the separation of the instruments in this tune.

Any chance we could hear "Alans Psychedelic Breakfast" for old times sake ...... no marmalade.....

You don't like hearing PF every day? I sure do! And I would love it if RP would play the whole Animals album one time. As for AHM - how great to hear it at all on radio. Great song - beautifully minimalist and wonderful understated guitar from Gilmour.

Here at RP you can count on Pink Floyd every Day.  And if you get tired of that, you can always listen to the Talking Heads EVERY DAY.  With the Billions of recorded tunes there are, a day OFF once in a while would be really nice.  Just my 2 cents, which ain't worth a nickle.

And if I hear this again
I'll.... something that rhymes with again.