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Statutory-Mike
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Posted: June 24 2008 at 12:07 |
Am I the only one who's heard of The Machine?
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The Quiet One
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Posted: June 21 2008 at 19:34 |
Finnforest wrote:
Cacho, the material is meaningless coming from other people (to me.) Before I would see Aussie Floyd I would invest in Pulse or Live London or The WAll DVD and crank it up on a good home theater system. At least its the artist, if not....in the flesh (pun intended.) Covers in general interest me not at all. We'll have to disagree on that one. But we are sadly lacking a good live Floyd DVD from the '73-80 period. I honestly don't know what they hell those two are waiting for (Dave and Rog). Get it out of the vault for chrissakes. I'm sure on that we both agree!!
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I don't agree, sorry
But as you said, Pink Floyd is lacking of their magnum opus' albums live DVD's. Before watching the mediocre Pulse or Live London, I prefer to see Aussie Floyd giving a hell of a show as Pink Floyd does just without the amazing show of lights, etc.
The only good DVD's IMO are The Wall and Pompeii. But Pompeii isn't really a concert so it really doesn't fullfil what this thread talks about, live perfomances. And The Wall, well, it' The Wall, it's not something that apeals you, since it's not the album from them you play often, generally.
We don't agree, but it's not something really to agree, neither, right?
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Statutory-Mike
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Posted: June 18 2008 at 23:56 |
I saw A Floyd cover band called : The Machine..did a pretty good job if you ask me.
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PinkPangolin
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Posted: June 11 2008 at 16:46 |
Thank you for your thoughts. You are right - the best is Pink Floyd - I fully agree - but I just can't get to go see them anymore. I heard someone say once "the only way to fully appreciate a band is to see them live" With Pink Floyd - and many other Prog bands of old - this leaves us with tribute bands . So the question ia altered - which ones are any good?
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Finnforest
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Posted: June 07 2008 at 20:08 |
Cacho, the material is meaningless coming from other people (to me.) Before I would see Aussie Floyd I would invest in Pulse or Live London or The WAll DVD and crank it up on a good home theater system. At least its the artist, if not....in the flesh (pun intended.) Covers in general interest me not at all. We'll have to disagree on that one. But we are sadly lacking a good live Floyd DVD from the '73-80 period. I honestly don't know what they hell those two are waiting for (Dave and Rog). Get it out of the vault for chrissakes. I'm sure on that we both agree!!
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The Quiet One
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Posted: June 07 2008 at 19:26 |
^ Don't agree, sorry. This is why: I think if you can't see the original why don't see a live band that plays heck as similar. I love Pink Floyd, and I went to see Aussie Floyd and they were fantastic. Of course it's another thing, I'll never shout: "Hey I went to see Aussie Floyd!". but still hearing live your fave songs from a fave band though being played by another band, I care a damn. Pink Floyd is dead, so there's no other way to see their songs performed live, living it live, without paying a tribute band.
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Finnforest
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Posted: June 07 2008 at 18:26 |
Slartibartfast wrote:
Pink Floyd itself.
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I'm with you Slarty. I can't imagine giving half a w**k about a tribute band....for any group. If you can't see the real thing for whatever reason, go out and find a current band to be enthusiastic about. There are so many good, often struggling bands who could use some support.
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Slartibartfast
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Posted: June 07 2008 at 17:52 |
Pink Floyd itself.
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Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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The Quiet One
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Posted: June 07 2008 at 13:59 |
Aussie Floyd is the best! Though I've only heard two tribute bands. Aussie one and one very good from Argentina called The End.
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PinkPangolin
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Posted: June 07 2008 at 06:21 |
I went to see the Australian Pink Floyd, and they were awesome. I have heard of others - like Think Floyd, Over the Wall.
Which do you think is best? Or which ones are good, which are bad?
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