Pink Floyd

[Shaluach]

I actually thought this would be pretty big news, but so far I've only seen it on here and on Facebook posted by Brain Damage. Weird.

It's all over Reddit.

Urgh. I never really liked Reddit. But, I only want to start using it because they have a couple good progressive rock subreddits.

[Bezombia]

It's all over Reddit.

Urgh. I never really liked Reddit. But, I only want to start using it because they have a couple good progressive rock subreddits.

You can just ignore all the bad parts. Just like NS.

[Shaluach]

Urgh. I never really liked Reddit. But, I only want to start using it because they have a couple good progressive rock subreddits.

You can just ignore all the bad parts. Just like NS.

Well, not recently

[Bezombia]

You can just ignore all the bad parts. Just like NS.

Well, not recently

touche

[Shaluach]

Urgh. I never really liked Reddit. But, I only want to start using it because they have a couple good progressive rock subreddits.

You can just ignore all the bad parts. Just like NS.

Also... I sigged this. Too good to be ignored.




Anyway, I'm still pretty stoked to see what the new Floyd album will bring.

[Rouge Dawn]

I hear they have a new album.

[Shaluach]

I hear they have a new album.

It isn't out yet. It's set be be released in October.

[Conoga]

I hear they have a new album.

It isn't out yet. It's set be be released in October.

Who's actually going to be on it?

[Bezombia]

It isn't out yet. It's set be be released in October.

Who's actually going to be on it?

David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright, as well as a couple long-time backup singers.

In other words, the same people that worked on the last two albums, and the same people that've been working in Pink Floyd since Ummagumma, except Roger Waters.

[Conoga]

Who's actually going to be on it?

David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright, as well as a couple long-time backup singers.

In other words, the same people that worked on the last two albums, and the same people that've been working in Pink Floyd since Ummagumma, except Roger Waters.

Kind of disappointing. I don't really like Gilmour's stuff or really anything after WYWH. Was hoping Waters would be on it, however unlikely.

[Bezombia]

David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright, as well as a couple long-time backup singers.

In other words, the same people that worked on the last two albums, and the same people that've been working in Pink Floyd since Ummagumma, except Roger Waters.

Kind of disappointing. I don't really like Gilmour's stuff or really anything after WYWH. Was hoping Waters would be on it, however unlikely.

Waters announced that he's making another solo album last year.

[Shaluach]

Who's actually going to be on it?

David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright, as well as a couple long-time backup singers.

In other words, the same people that worked on the last two albums, and the same people that've been working in Pink Floyd since Ummagumma, except Roger Waters.

Alan Styles?

[Shaluach]

http://tinyurl.com/pe892ae

I found more info on the new album.

Also found this song, which will probably point us in the direction of what the new album will sound like. I'm unsure if any of you have already listened.

http://youtu.be/KwNYq-c0lBw

[Bezombia]

http://tinyurl.com/pe892ae

I found more info on the new album.

Also found this song, which will probably point us in the direction of what the new album will sound like. I'm unsure if any of you have already listened.

http://youtu.be/KwNYq-c0lBw

That song is just from The Big Spliff.

[You Can Call Us Al]

Who's actually going to be on it?

David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright, as well as a couple long-time backup singers.

In other words, the same people that worked on the last two albums, and the same people that've been working in Pink Floyd since Ummagumma, except Roger Waters.

Guy Pratt

David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright, as well as a couple long-time backup singers.

In other words, the same people that worked on the last two albums, and the same people that've been working in Pink Floyd since Ummagumma, except Roger Waters.

Alan Styles?

He passed away a while ago

[Shaluach]

-snip-

That song is just from The Big Spliff.

I know. But, the new album is being based off of those sessions, so, I'm just making that connection.

David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright, as well as a couple long-time backup singers.

In other words, the same people that worked on the last two albums, and the same people that've been working in Pink Floyd since Ummagumma, except Roger Waters.

Alan Styles?

He passed away a while ago[/quote]
I know. I was just looking back to Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast.

[Shaluach]

Pink Floyd can confirm that they are releasing a new album "The Endless River" in October 2014. It is an album of mainly ambient and instrumental music based on the 1993/4 Division Bell sessions which feature David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Richard Wright. The album is produced by David Gilmour with Phil Manzanera, Youth and recording engineer Andy Jackson. Work is still in progress, but more details to come at the end of the Summer.

An official announcement, finally.

I was never sure if I could really trust David Gilmour's wife.

[Bezombia]

Honestly at this point I'm actually more exited for Waters's new lp or even Gilmour's solo album than whatever this PF "album" is going to be.
If that leaked tracklist is remotely reliable, then there's three instrumentals but Gilmour only does vocals in three songs.

[Shaluach]

Honestly at this point I'm actually more exited for Waters's new lp or even Gilmour's solo album than whatever this PF "album" is going to be.
If that leaked tracklist is remotely reliable, then there's three instrumentals but Gilmour only does vocals in three songs.

There's a leaked track list?

[Bezombia]

Honestly at this point I'm actually more exited for Waters's new lp or even Gilmour's solo album than whatever this PF "album" is going to be.
If that leaked tracklist is remotely reliable, then there's three instrumentals but Gilmour only does vocals in three songs.

There's a leaked track list?

Yeeeeeeeep.



No way to tell if it's real or not, because I can't actually find the source of it.

[Shaluach]

There's a leaked track list?

Yeeeeeeeep.

No way to tell if it's real or not, because I can't actually find the source of it.

Eh. It might be just me, but that does seem rather off.
EDIT**
I couldn't find a source for it after a reverse image search on Google. I couldn't even find that image anywhere.

[You Can Call Us Al]

I just posted this in the other thread, but David Gilmour did an ambient album with the Orb a few years back. It's pretty good, and perhaps the new PF record will sound a bit like this.

I love how articles manage to call this Richard Wright's swan song and then claim in the next line he doesn't appear on the album.

[Bezombia]

I just posted this in the other thread, but David Gilmour did an ambient album with the Orb a few years back. It's pretty good, and perhaps the new PF record will sound a bit like this.

I love how articles manage to call this Richard Wright's swan song and then claim in the next line he doesn't appear on the album.

That'd be a lie, because he does appear on the album.


Although it should be noted that Wish You Were Here was Syd Barrett's swan album and The Division Bell was Roger Waters's swan album, but they didn't appear on those albums.

[Shaluach]

I just posted this in the other thread, but David Gilmour did an ambient album with the Orb a few years back. It's pretty good, and perhaps the new PF record will sound a bit like this.

I love how articles manage to call this Richard Wright's swan song and then claim in the next line he doesn't appear on the album.

That'd be a lie, because he does appear on the album.


Although it should be noted that Wish You Were Here was Syd Barrett's swan album and The Division Bell was Roger Waters's swan album, but they didn't appear on those albums.

Actually, a swan song/album, or whatever is defined as a person's final public performance or professional activity before retirement, or death. WYWH, and the Division Bell are neither of those to the respective performers. And, the new Floyd album, by definition isn't Rick's swan song either. It's just a posthumous release.

[Bezombia]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mty0PSw9iMA

It was during this twenty minute long performance of Pigs that Waters spat in the fan, of which we all know about.

But even without that piece of history, hot damn does it sound fantastic at this length.