MUZ Muziek
Het forum voor 's werelds enige universele hobby! Snaren of toetsen, vinyl of cd, eendagsvlieg of rasartiest, op de radio of op een festival! Hier kun je al je ongebreideld enthousiasme, maar ook je weldoordachte kritische noten kwijt over muziek
Pink Floyd is the premier space rock band. Since the mid-'60s, their music relentlessly tinkered with electronics and all manner of special effects to push pop formats to their outer limits. At the same time they wrestled with lyrical themes and concepts of such massive scale that their music has taken on almost classical, operatic quality, in both sound and words. Despite their astral image, the group was brought down to earth in the 1980s by decidedly mundane power struggles over leadership and, ultimately, ownership of the band's very name. After that time, they were little more than a dinosaur act, capable of filling stadiums and topping the charts, but offering little more than a spectacular recreation of their most successful formulas. Their latter-day staleness cannot disguise the fact that, for the first decade or so of their existence, they were one of the most innovative groups around, in concert and (especially) in the studio
Discography
1967: The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
1968: A Saucerful of Secrets
1969: Music From the Film More
1969: Ummagumma
1970: Atom Heart Mother
1971: Meddle
1972: Obscured by Clouds
1973: Dark Side of the Moon
1975: Wish You Were Here
1977: Animals
1979: The Wall
1983: The Final Cut
1987: A Momentary Lapse of Reason
1994: The Division Bell
Vorige Topics
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VI
VI
Verwante topics
Arrow Rock Festival met Roger Waters
Roger Waters
David Gilmour
David Gilmour - On an Island
Sites
Officiële Pink Floyd site
Roger Waters
David Gilmour
hhmmm zie nu voor het eerst dat tussen Dark side en Meddle nog een cd zit.. dacht dat Obscured by Clouds veel ouder was...
Wat vinden jullie van Cymbaline van More? ik heb daar een hele mooie live versie van
"Vanity, definitely my favorite sin. . . ."
SYD BARRETT'S HOUSE FOR SALE
Following on from our story of August 24th, concerning the sale of items from the estate of Syd Barrett, including signed artwork never seen before, his home was put on the market this weekend by Cheffins, the auctioneers.
The property particulars include an unexpected addition - a section written by Rosemary Breen (nee Barrett, Roger's sister) about her brother and his life, with a focus on the house.
The property is up for sale with a guide price of £300,000. It is a three bedroomed house in a good area of Cambridge, a nice garden, and should sell quickly based on similar properties in the area.
In the personal notes, Rosemary notes that their mother, Winifred Barrett, moved into the house in August 1974, and that Syd joined her there in 1981, where he stayed until his sad passing in July. When he arrived there in 1981, he "settled into the smaller back bedroom. After a while it was clear that Roger needed more space and my mother came to stay with us, initially on a temporary basis that ultimately became permanent."
She continues that he "loved the peace and quiet of St Margarets Square, hearing the children in the road playing and enjoying cycling to the local shops. He put his stamp on the house with frequent redecoration, building his own furniture, changing doors etc. In the front room he did his drawing and painting and wrote at length about art history. In the back room he relaxed and enjoyed listening to jazz. Upstairs he slept in all the bedrooms deciding which one as the mood took him. He had plans to use the loft as an art studio but never quite got round to it. The only intrusion to his peace being the occasional visits from fans. He could never understand why strangers wanted his time as the reason for his fame was always a mystery to him. His neighbours were very protective regarding his fan base and would sometimes deny all knowledge of him or even say he lived in the next road."
Viewing of the property is by prior appointment with Cheffins.
Van wie kan ik 300.000 pond lenen?
Following on from our story of August 24th, concerning the sale of items from the estate of Syd Barrett, including signed artwork never seen before, his home was put on the market this weekend by Cheffins, the auctioneers.
The property particulars include an unexpected addition - a section written by Rosemary Breen (nee Barrett, Roger's sister) about her brother and his life, with a focus on the house.
The property is up for sale with a guide price of £300,000. It is a three bedroomed house in a good area of Cambridge, a nice garden, and should sell quickly based on similar properties in the area.
In the personal notes, Rosemary notes that their mother, Winifred Barrett, moved into the house in August 1974, and that Syd joined her there in 1981, where he stayed until his sad passing in July. When he arrived there in 1981, he "settled into the smaller back bedroom. After a while it was clear that Roger needed more space and my mother came to stay with us, initially on a temporary basis that ultimately became permanent."
She continues that he "loved the peace and quiet of St Margarets Square, hearing the children in the road playing and enjoying cycling to the local shops. He put his stamp on the house with frequent redecoration, building his own furniture, changing doors etc. In the front room he did his drawing and painting and wrote at length about art history. In the back room he relaxed and enjoyed listening to jazz. Upstairs he slept in all the bedrooms deciding which one as the mood took him. He had plans to use the loft as an art studio but never quite got round to it. The only intrusion to his peace being the occasional visits from fans. He could never understand why strangers wanted his time as the reason for his fame was always a mystery to him. His neighbours were very protective regarding his fan base and would sometimes deny all knowledge of him or even say he lived in the next road."
Viewing of the property is by prior appointment with Cheffins.
Van wie kan ik 300.000 pond lenen?
Leuk optrekje....en een leuke tuin....quote:Op maandag 4 september 2006 21:23 schreef Pudy het volgende:
SYD BARRETT'S HOUSE FOR SALE
Following on from our story of August 24th, concerning the sale of items from the estate of Syd Barrett, including signed artwork never seen before, his home was put on the market this weekend by Cheffins, the auctioneers.
The property particulars include an unexpected addition - a section written by Rosemary Breen (nee Barrett, Roger's sister) about her brother and his life, with a focus on the house.
The property is up for sale with a guide price of £300,000. It is a three bedroomed house in a good area of Cambridge, a nice garden, and should sell quickly based on similar properties in the area.
In the personal notes, Rosemary notes that their mother, Winifred Barrett, moved into the house in August 1974, and that Syd joined her there in 1981, where he stayed until his sad passing in July. When he arrived there in 1981, he "settled into the smaller back bedroom. After a while it was clear that Roger needed more space and my mother came to stay with us, initially on a temporary basis that ultimately became permanent."
She continues that he "loved the peace and quiet of St Margarets Square, hearing the children in the road playing and enjoying cycling to the local shops. He put his stamp on the house with frequent redecoration, building his own furniture, changing doors etc. In the front room he did his drawing and painting and wrote at length about art history. In the back room he relaxed and enjoyed listening to jazz. Upstairs he slept in all the bedrooms deciding which one as the mood took him. He had plans to use the loft as an art studio but never quite got round to it. The only intrusion to his peace being the occasional visits from fans. He could never understand why strangers wanted his time as the reason for his fame was always a mystery to him. His neighbours were very protective regarding his fan base and would sometimes deny all knowledge of him or even say he lived in the next road."
Viewing of the property is by prior appointment with Cheffins.
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Van wie kan ik 300.000 pond lenen?
Hoeveel Euro's is 300.000 pond???
Ik heb altijd al een tweede huisje in Engeland willen hebben...
Iedereen is uniek, behalve ik
Een erg ondergewaardeerd nummer (maar More is sowieso ondergewaardeerd). Vind ook de uitvoering van RPWL heel goedquote:Op maandag 4 september 2006 17:34 schreef One_conundrum het volgende:
Wat vinden jullie van Cymbaline van More? ik heb daar een hele mooie live versie van
At times like these, any fool can see
Any fool can see your love inside me
(Marillion - Neverland)
Any fool can see your love inside me
(Marillion - Neverland)
Heb nu Live at Pompeii opstaan, Set the controls for the heart of the sun.
At times like these, any fool can see
Any fool can see your love inside me
(Marillion - Neverland)
Any fool can see your love inside me
(Marillion - Neverland)
Ik was hier nog niet....
Live at Pompeii
Binnenkort weer eens kijken.
Live at Pompeii
Binnenkort weer eens kijken.
And everything under the sun is in tune
But the sun is eclipsed by the moon.
And Prince is still here!
But the sun is eclipsed by the moon.
And Prince is still here!
Ik vind die uitvoering van Roger Waters van `Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun` @ In The Flesh ook wel erg goed. Op de CD staat een net andere versie dan op de DVD, trouwens. Let op de gitaarsolo van Snowy White!
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er is veel beter materiaal...imo.quote:Op maandag 4 september 2006 23:55 schreef gateh het volgende:
pink floyd-another brick in the wall
pink floyd-money
We hadden het in deeltje 7 trouwens over RPWL als PF-aanrader...ik ben sinds kort helemaal weg van Cryptic Vision. Ik heb nu hun eerste CD Moments of Clarity, en man! Geweldig. Heerlijke progrock die niet zozeer op PF lijkt (meer richting Yes gaat) maar ik denk dat veel PF-liefhebbers hier ook wel van houden
Hun tweede studio album, In A World, schijnt ookal zo sterk te zijn. Dit is nou echt een band wat nog een grote naam kan gaan worden de komende jaren.
ohja...een soort van tvp zeg maar...
http://www.pink-floyd.org/barrett/HYGIY/quote:Op dinsdag 5 september 2006 16:09 schreef BeRightBack het volgende:
Zijn er hier mensen bekend met de Have You Got It Yet Box?
Iedereen is uniek, behalve ik
Ik weet wat het is, maar heeft iemand hem?quote:Op dinsdag 5 september 2006 17:25 schreef madcap het volgende:
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http://www.pink-floyd.org/barrett/HYGIY/
't is een bootlegquote:Op dinsdag 5 september 2006 19:20 schreef BeRightBack het volgende:
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Ik weet wat het is, maar heeft iemand hem?
staat wel op http://thepinkfloyd.co.uk/
"Have you got it yet" .... en ze stonken er allemaal in, in deze grap van Barett.quote:Op dinsdag 5 september 2006 16:09 schreef BeRightBack het volgende:
Zijn er hier mensen bekend met de Have You Got It Yet Box?
Er zijn Europese landen waar een groter bevolkingsdeel moeite heeft de eindjes aan elkaar te knopen, maar waar supermarktgevechten om rollen zacht Page-toiletpapier toch uitblijven.
Maar het is wel een downloadbare bootleg. alleen te krijgen via internet.quote:Op dinsdag 5 september 2006 20:10 schreef Uzumaki_Naruto het volgende:
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't is een bootleg
staat wel op http://thepinkfloyd.co.uk/
