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Automated Hero
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Like the man himself this is repellent turgid and lacking in ideas.
He's a vile little man, conspiracy peddler and apologist for Russia. What a miserable load of sh*t this is
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Hector Enrique
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Is it really necessary to look for more feet for the cat than it already has? I don't think so. Waters clings to the band's glorious past and tries to reinvent it absurdly, in my opinion.
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MikeEnRegalia
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^ Granted, maybe I was reflecting some of the harshness directed towards RW here - plus I've listened to Metallic Spheres again today, which IS esoteric bullcrap IMHO.
Will listen to the DG solo albums later today. You have to give everyone a fair chance ... Edited by MikeEnRegalia - August 29 2023 at 04:55 |
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Cristi
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That's harsh. I enjoy Gilmour's first two albums more than Waters ever did solo. Only Amused to Death comes close (even here he's got a couple of weak songs).
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MikeEnRegalia
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Wow. Question to you: Is your daughter into PF because of the Gilmour solos, or because of the powerful message conveyed by tracks like Money, or albums like Animals and The Wall? Or does she prefer Ummagumma or Atom Heart Mother?
The reason Roger Waters is relying so heavily on these tracks and albums, combined with his solo releases, on his tours to this day, is precisely because that is the essence of Pink Floyd that most people remember, and it is he, not Gilmour, Mason or Wright, who have been carrying this message forward after they split. DG is pure esoteric bullcrap on his own. Edited by MikeEnRegalia - August 29 2023 at 03:12 |
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Stressed Cheese
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It's a bit naive to think that RW's comments on Ukraine have anything to do with people disliking this. Don't get me wrong - I'm sure it doesn't help. But the whole idea of doing this in the first place, the fact that he's doing this as a middle finger to the other 3 members (which is probably enough to turn most people off), and the simply dreadful end result is enough to ensure it would've gotten the same negative reception no matter RW's personal beliefs. If anything, the fact that one of the few people here who seems to support RW's views is also one of the few who who doesn't think this is complete garbage is more suspect.
It's simply bad music made for a bad reason.
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MikeEnRegalia
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What is your favorite DG album of the past 10-15 years? I'd like to check it out.
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MikeEnRegalia
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Wonderful. However, donating to charities is not the same as political activism. But for the record, RW supports charities as well: https://www.looktothestars.org/celebrity/roger-waters
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Dellinger
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I would consider Amused to Death also after The Wall. I think that was a brilliant album too. Besides that one, I find some songs from the rest of his albums to be great, but not them as a whole. |
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Dellinger
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And before that, I remember him selling/donating a house he had, in London I think, for charity too... for homeless children I think. |
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MikeEnRegalia
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^ Yeah, I thought of that one. A nice album, but more Orb than Gilmour. I'll listen to it again tomorrow. I really doubt it will beat Waters' lockdown recordings, although to be fair, those are not new original songs. But neither is Metallic spheres, that is essentially long tracks of grooves and improvisations.
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Nogbad_The_Bad
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Metallic Spheres with The Orb.
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Ian
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Catcher10
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The last 2 studio albums are very good...As well the last couple live recordings are fantastic. RW last tours are very good (production wise) although completely littered with political bantering, pretty much every song had some kind of RW message. Basically heed my messages or get the f*ck out!
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fredyair
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Bland, boring. And again he could not keep his mouth shut and had to blabber his amazing ideas about society and what not. But the most telling of the motive of the redux is the not so small detail of not including a guitar solo, ergo, erasing any credit to Gilmour, pitiful to the max.
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Long live Progresive music!
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MikeEnRegalia
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What would be your favorite DG recording of the last 10-15 years?
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Catcher10
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...word........At the end of the day, when both of these fine musicians leave this earth, I for one will miss David Gilmour the most. When you look at what both have done in the past 10-15yrs the catalog of creative music fully lies with Gilmour. What Roger has created pales in comparison and is 100% geared towards creating political divides, which has zero to do with creating music. The question is who has glowed more in the last chapter of their life as a musician and how will they be remembered? So sad to be Roger Waters.....and I am sure he will care soon enough.
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Personally, I like it too. Of course, the original of 1973 is great! But that's changing.
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Nogbad_The_Bad
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Must not post until after second cup of coffee, or after driving into work through Boston traffic.
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Ian
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Manuel
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I personally like it. Nice touches have been added and is quite pleasent to hear it.
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MikeEnRegalia
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^ Relax, I believe you! I don't like them either, compared to how much I like the original.
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