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Album version of this song is a 9, this performance is a 3 at best
Posted 8 years ago by Johnny_Wave    [ Reply ]
Too tired performance. {#Confused}
Posted 8 years ago by otaznick    [ Reply ]
 NeuroGeek wrote:
Live version doesn't cut it.  That, and I don't think this holds up after almost 30 years (yikes).  IMO, Gilmore's stuff does not have the longevity of Water's PF.  

 

 
Water's PF included Gilmore greatly.
But yeah, Gilmore is an other flavor. I like that too
Posted 8 years ago by OHMish    [ Reply ]




if anyone bought this album after the seeing the cover than it's their fault

Posted 8 years ago by Skydog    [ Reply ]
Live version doesn't cut it.  That, and I don't think this holds up after almost 30 years (yikes).  IMO, Gilmore's stuff does not have the longevity of Water's PF.  

 
Posted 9 years ago by NeuroGeek    [ Reply ]
plastic rubbish. i thought it had been discarded only to find it's still around.
Posted 9 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
I dunno.  Its still a great song.  Saw the tour as it passed through Ohio down at the 'shoe' at OSU in Columbus.  Nice reminder of an awesome concert.

Live Floyd is different from studio Floyd.  Both are great. 
Posted 9 years ago by kurtster    [ Reply ]
...sent up to mir on TM-7, the delicate sound of thunder was the first rock album to be released in space!..
Posted 9 years ago by mandolin    [ Reply ]
This lifeless recording shows us how not to perform this song.

The version on 1993's "Pulse" is a better example of how this song can be done to better effect.
Posted 9 years ago by Derecho    [ Reply ]
 LBRC wrote:
THIS WAS THE FIRST PF ALBUM I BOUGHT, OTHERS FOLLOWED NATURALLY. I HAD A CHOICE AT THE RECORD STORE AND THIS WAS AN EASY DECISSION-NOT SAYING IT'S THEIR BEST, BUT I LIKE IT A WHOLE LOT.
  Shhhhh!  Not so loud, some of us just woke up. {#Shhh}

also is has been how long since this was played?  12 years........
Not  a great version, very muddled.
Posted 9 years ago by xtalman    [ Reply ]
THIS WAS THE FIRST PF ALBUM I BOUGHT, OTHERS FOLLOWED NATURALLY. I HAD A CHOICE AT THE RECORD STORE AND THIS WAS AN EASY DECISSION-NOT SAYING IT'S THEIR BEST, BUT I LIKE IT A WHOLE LOT.
Posted 21 years ago by LBRC    [ Reply ]
Great song, Great artists!!!
Posted 21 years ago by chiel_m    [ Reply ]
Have I metioned in the last couple of day how much I love PF? Live, new, old, whatever...it is ALL incredible.
Posted 21 years ago by Relayer    [ Reply ]
By the time this \'band\' released this song, there should have been a class-action lawsuit against Gilmore and company just for continuing to call themselves Pink Floyd. Frauds.
Posted 21 years ago by beelzebubba    [ Reply ]
I have to agree-not as good as the studio version at all. It lacks the vocal "edge" of the studio version.
Posted 21 years ago by Leslie    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by WiredColin: Waters = Sucko/Barfo. That guy couldn't be more over rated if he was figure skating and paid off the French judge. Yawn.
Goes to show people say what they think and not what they know.
Posted 21 years ago by eval    [ Reply ]
Basically all Pink Floyd is the Heart and Mind of God.
Posted 21 years ago by eval    [ Reply ]
Probably the only Floyd song that I prefer the studio version to the live version...
Posted 21 years ago by Notelrac    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by audiozeb: Waters had left the band by this time
Posted 21 years ago by eval    [ Reply ]
..I don\'t care much for post-waters Floyd myself... Waters was the head of the band, if Gilmore is the heart.
Posted 21 years ago by mfassett    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by orpheus: incredible song, incredible band, definite high point of 1987
DITTO
Posted 21 years ago by Three    [ Reply ]
Sadly, Pink floyd is played at least every 2 hours on here, you havent noticed?
Originally Posted by thekid: Floyd... not much that I don't *love* by and about them. One of the few bands of true genius (too much?) I've ever experienced. Sad that they are quoted to be "dormant," but I do hope RP will play more of their catalog. Is it because they are they are too obviously eclectic?
Posted 21 years ago by Last_DJ    [ Reply ]
incredible song, incredible band, definite high point of 1987
Posted 21 years ago by orpheus    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by WiredColin: Waters = Sucko/Barfo. That guy couldn't be more over rated if he was figure skating and paid off the French judge. Yawn.
Waters had left the band by this time
Posted 21 years ago by audiozeb    [ Reply ]
Most Excellent - BEST live show though :-)
Posted 22 years ago by LaurieBlue    [ Reply ]
Floyd... not much that I don\'t *love* by and about them. One of the few bands of true genius (too much?) I\'ve ever experienced. Sad that they are quoted to be \"dormant,\" but I do hope RP will play more of their catalog. Is it because they are they are too obviously eclectic? :roll:
Posted 22 years ago by thekid    [ Reply ]
The epitome of marginal: a weak live version of an ok post-Waters song. The \"Zabriskie Point\" Floyd suggested earlier is a good idea. Good, underexposed Floyd on that soundtrack. Some nice Garcia/Dead too.
Posted 22 years ago by mperry    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by stevegio: Sadly this band has not produced anything interesting since *before* The Wall.
I would have to disagree strongly. I think some of the most powerful meaning and concepts were in The Wall and The Final Cut. Wish You Were Here was at one time my favorite album as a whole by Floyd, but I think I have begun to lean more towards The Final Cut. Musically I don't think The Final Cut is as captivating as Shine on You Crazy Diamond or Wish You Were Here, but the whole message and theme cuts into me more deeply. Maybe it is because I have become more politically minded in the past decades?
Posted 22 years ago by ThesHunter    [ Reply ]
Though I totally want to be a pro-Waters groupie.. I do have to admit that this is the song that got me interested in Floyd in the frist place. And then I started buying and listening to their other stuff. With little effort I saw how much of a sell out Gilmour was... Even though I really liked his song Fat Ol\' Sun. Found myself signing it the other day in fact. But anyways, I really think that Pink Floyd\'s sound was defined by Waters lyrics and Gilmours gituar playing. With Waters and Gilmour trading off on vocals. So yes this verison is lifeless, yes it isn\'t the best song ever by Floyd, but I have to give it credit for opening up a whole new world for me. Where Pink Floyd became by favorite band. btw.... I have never once listened to Division Bell... Maybe I should give it a try. Or perhaps I have other things better to do. :D
Posted 22 years ago by ThesHunter    [ Reply ]
yikes - the vocals on this are criminal - surely there is better stuff in their catalog ?
Posted 22 years ago by darcyc    [ Reply ]
This is lifeless...even less so than the studio version.
Posted 22 years ago by pilgrim    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by KevinM: I like the song, but not this live version.
I agree. Sounds like David had a cold or something.
Posted 22 years ago by odoggy    [ Reply ]
I like the song, but not this live version.
Posted 22 years ago by KevinM    [ Reply ]