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Poll Question: Dark Sode of the Moon or Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band?
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Don't forget "owner of a lonely heart", too Big smile
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Well, I'm listening to my mono copy of the album right now, so I voted for Sgt. Pepper. But only because I'm currently in a Beatles mood. Maybe another day I would have voted for Floyd. Both albums are fantastic in their own right, I cannot honestly say that one is better than the other. Both great, just different. 
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facinating enough Pink Floyd hang around Abby Road Studios and was playing around on their debute album Piper the same time the Beatles was in the nabour room playing Pepper (if im right about this thoug)
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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

facinating enough Pink Floyd hang around Abby Road Studios and was playing around on their debute album Piper the same time the Beatles was in the nabour room playing Pepper (if im right about this thoug)

Yes, Nick Mason gave a fairly detailed account of this in his book, ''Inside Out''. If I recall correctly, there really wasn't that much admiration or respect between the two acts until years later. At the time, it was just two groups who happened to be sharing a studio. 
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Can not find the answer.
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Originally posted by JLocke JLocke wrote:

Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

facinating enough Pink Floyd hang around Abby Road Studios and was playing around on their debute album Piper the same time the Beatles was in the nabour room playing Pepper (if im right about this thoug)

Yes, Nick Mason gave a fairly detailed account of this in his book, ''Inside Out''. If I recall correctly, there really wasn't that much admiration or respect between the two acts until years later. At the time, it was just two groups who happened to be sharing a studio. 
There's a tape recording of very poor quality in which Syd Barrett and some of the Beatles play "What a Shame Mary Jane".  The singer is clearly Barrett.  The tape has been recorded in 1967 at Abbey Road but it's a sort of joke there wasn't a project behind, surely. 

 
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Originally posted by halabalushindigus halabalushindigus wrote:

Plus, on a lighter note..when Paul sings "we hope you have enjoyed the show.." I kinda wish he was dead..like he's supposed to be
 
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Two different works in spite both are prog. DSOTM is a very musical album but one of its main feature is its experimentation towards sounds only that appear disordered some times. However SPLHCB also is very musical and experimental album but shows a mature music group that uses sole sounds with care and wisdom.
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Originally posted by himtroy himtroy wrote:

Dark Side.  

While I think it's overrated and that they have better albums, I've absolutely NEVER seen whats so special about Sgt Pepper.  Its a collection of two minute pop songs...theres some catchy parts, but the only part worth anything to me is A Day in the Life.

Oh, and Dark Side is produced by Alan Parsons, which means its about as gentle on the ears as music can be.
 
How is it just a pop album Sgt. Pepper?
 

I like Dark Side of the Moon better but to the Beatles credit they were going way outside the norm of rock music than what even Pink Floyd was doing in 1973. Particularly, in the aleatoric (chance) orchestral section of the “A Day in the Life” with it’s  two completely different songs, two different lead singers and two different outlooks on life by the two singers. Or the tape looped ending of voices on Sgt Pepper Inner Groove or the songs that are cross-faded into each other. I guess that technique went well in Dark Side of the Moon.

 

"Good Morning, Good Morning” was known for its fluctuations in meter and rhythmic patterns. Superficial" use of taped animal sounds

 

“Within You Without You” is a complete fusion of Classical Indian with the spirit of 1967. The calliope tape loop collage that runs through "Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite".



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That was a horrible movie.......why was it even turned into a movie????
Earth Wind & Fire is the only reason to sit thru it....
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My vote goes to Sgt.Pepper.
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I will never be for Dark Side... 
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Originally posted by ten years after ten years after wrote:

My preference in order for the tracks on the two albums is as follows:
 
Day in the Life
Us and Them
Speak to Me/Breathe/On the Run/Time
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
Brain Damage
Eclipse
Within You Without You
Great Gig in the Sky
Sgt Pepper
Money
Getting Better
For the Benefit of Mr Kite
Fixing a Hole
With a Little Help from My Friends
Any Colour You Like
She's Leaving Home
Good Morning Good Morning
Lovely Rita
When Im 64
 
The first 4 tracks on DSOTM have to be considered as a single track IMO.
 
She's Leaving was a nice song but totally out of place on Sgt Pepper.
Good Morning was just a filler
Lovely Rita and When I'm Sixty Four are not at all good.
 
The last four Pepper tracks listed could have been held over for the White Album and replaced on Pepper with Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields and It's All Too Much. It would then have provided a serious challenge to DSOTM.
Yeah i agree
 
my prefernece by the way using both as a top ten are
 
Sergeant Pepper's Dark Side of the Moon
 
1. A Day In the Life
2. Fixing a Hole
3. Money
4. Time
5. Great Gig in the sky
6. Within you Without you
7. Breathe (both)
8. Good morning Good morning
9. Brain Damage
10. Shes leaving Home tied with LSD
 
 


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    Points: 12794     		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 17 2010 at 17:44
    We oughta post this somewhere popular so more people can vote and we can get a better opinion of the two. Anyone know some music websites or blogs we can put this on?

    P.S. Not trying to "sell out" or anything, I just want some more opinions, because those are the things that make this thread and site interesting! Big smile


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    DSOTM is so...rich and powerful while i find Sgt. Pepper a little flat and not as trippy.  I think my choice is obvious..lol
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    Points: 741     		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 13 2010 at 16:48
    Dark Side of the Moon is more popish than Sgt. Pepper. Dark Side got some songs really similar to the White Album tough but with horrible saxophone that sounds like the 80's.
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    Originally posted by The_Jester The_Jester wrote:

    ... with horrible saxophone that sounds like the 80's.

    That saxophone is really ugly........... Dead
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    Sgt. Pepper. Totally subjective call.
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    Both are great albums.But I choose Dark side of the moon.
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