Radio Paradise (mobile)

Wundermichl Apr 27, 2013 - 21:18	The quality of Pink Floyd's productions from the early 70ies always amazes me. This is real quality excellent work. Look up, you 64bit autotune enabled iPhonies from today! [ Reply ]
ckcotton Mar 27, 2013 - 19:49	super duper AWESOME! One of the best unknown Floyd tunes of all time [ Reply ]
R7-12 Jan 24, 2013 - 01:32	Ausgezeichnet! Translation: 9 [ Reply ]
mistabird Oct 21, 2012 - 23:54	dieser sound paßt gut zum tee, gibt eine gute stimmung [ Reply ]
Pedro1874 Sep 20, 2012 - 11:24	Thanks to RP I am becoming re-acquainted with some of my older albums that have been gathering dust! Always loved this but have not heard it for a loong time. Looking forward to enjoying the whole album tonight. [ Reply ]
fredriley Sep 20, 2012 - 11:18	Nice one, RP - a Floyd song I've never heard (of), and I thought I'd heard them all, from an album I've never heard of. The sound is a clear precursor to Dark Side of the Moon. [ Reply ]
JIan Sep 20, 2012 - 11:17	jagdriver (Just a nod and a wink south of Paradise) Posted: Jul 19, 2012 - 13:41 < Reply > jpdribbler wrote: I think I really need to check out their earlier stuff - I'd go as far and say that I prefer songs like this one, Fat Old Sun and Fearless to their "Greatest Hits" (well, except Comfortably Numb). I guess it's because I feel that there's a "rawer" and more direct quality to them. Any recommendations on similar tunes? I've long enjoyed their entire catalog from Saucerful of Secrets through Meddle . Skipping Ummagumma , that leaves More and Atom Heart Mother in addition to the aforementioned and Obscured By Clouds . in my opinion Piper At the Gates of Dawn is for collectors only, as well as those obsessed with the sound of 1966 "Swinging London" (although I do enjoy Interstellar Overdrive and See Emily Play ). I wish they had produced more music like the two tracks you called out, but then Roger pretty much assumed creative control. While DSoM is touted as billing wholly collaborative, from that point on I feel as though their product was that of Roger Waters and his hired sidemen. David Gilmour was able to periodically shout him down and insist on some melody, but the latter was never a lyricist. I also wish that Rick Wright had been more demonstrative, as his keyboard pieces were frequently very evocative. Ummagumma is one-half live album, one-half "each member does whatever". If you love their early space-rock sound (I do), then it's a must. Don't expect any great lyrical content on this release, however [ Reply ]
dwlangham Sep 20, 2012 - 11:17	Not sure how it is I have never heard this before now. I clicked over thinking it was Gilmour solo. Surprised indeed to see it's Pink Floyd from waaaaay back in the way back when. [ Reply ]
xtalman Sep 20, 2012 - 11:15	SWWEEEEEEETTTTTT!!!!!!! [ Reply ]
jagdriver Jul 19, 2012 - 13:41	jpdribbler wrote: I think I really need to check out their earlier stuff - I'd go as far and say that I prefer songs like this one, Fat Old Sun and Fearless to their "Greatest Hits" (well, except Comfortably Numb). I guess it's because I feel that there's a "rawer" and more direct quality to them. Any recommendations on similar tunes? I've long enjoyed their entire catalog from Saucerful of Secrets through Meddle . Skipping Ummagumma , that leaves More and Atom Heart Mother in addition to the aforementioned and Obscured By Clouds . in my opinion Piper At the Gates of Dawn is for collectors only, as well as those obsessed with the sound of 1966 "Swinging London" (although I do enjoy Interstellar Overdrive and See Emily Play ). I wish they had produced more music like the two tracks you called out, but then Roger pretty much assumed creative control. While DSoM is touted as billing wholly collaborative, from that point on I feel as though their product was that of Roger Waters and his hired sidemen. David Gilmour was able to periodically shout him down and insist on some melody, but the latter was never a lyricist. I also wish that Rick Wright had been more demonstrative, as his keyboard pieces were frequently very evocative. Ummagumma is one-half live album, one-half "each member does whatever". If you love their early space-rock sound (I do), then it's a must. Don't expect any great lyrical content on this release, however [ Reply ]
aspicer Jul 19, 2012 - 13:21	SUCH a great tune! Classic Floyd - Aaahhhhhhhh,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ Reply ]
ckcotton Jul 19, 2012 - 13:21	vanmas wrote: One of my favorite songs of The Pink Floyd! My stereo is booming over here! Love this! A "Lost" classic.... as good as anything they ever did [ Reply ]
Baby_M Jul 19, 2012 - 13:20	Some of the best lyrics they ever wrote. [ Reply ]
vanmas May 17, 2012 - 05:26	One of my favorite songs of The Pink Floyd! My stereo is booming over here! Love this! [ Reply ]
ski19570 Apr 15, 2012 - 11:51	Stands the test of time doesn't it.. As does most of their stuff.. [ Reply ]
Jelani Apr 15, 2012 - 11:48	So good! [ Reply ]
mauguima Jan 11, 2012 - 07:18	Gilmour solos.. Just amazing! Nice to hear some pre-DSotM tune. [ Reply ]
GrooVy Jan 11, 2012 - 07:17	romeotuma wrote: This song is good for the ears... ...& the rest of the body too! =) [ Reply ]
(former member) Dec 10, 2011 - 12:00	This song is good for the ears... [ Reply ]
LowPhreak Nov 08, 2011 - 19:12	Goddamned killer tune, and album. [ Reply ]