Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveI just have visions of you sitting in a wheelchair trying to keep your right hand under control.
The Final Cut is pretty good, I liked the one after it....A Momentary Lapse of Reason.
There are NO bad Pink Floyd albums IMO. I've got a lot of them but they're mostly on vinyl, I'll have to get 'em put on the pooter some time.
I do not know why...
Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveDivision Bell is definitely a bad album, it makes me cringe everytime I even see the album cover. In my opinion, everything after the wall is a step downwards.
The Final Cut is pretty good, I liked the one after it....A Momentary Lapse of Reason.
There are NO bad Pink Floyd albums IMO. I've got a lot of them but they're mostly on vinyl, I'll have to get 'em put on the pooter some time.
I really disliked the Wall because it appeared to be a completely pathetic trip in the wrong direction designed with the obvious intention of increasing their braindead drug fuelled audience with pseudo philosophical stabs at pretentious intellectualism. They made it painfully clear that their time as innovators and musical explorers was drawing to a close and that they had now decided to cash in on a burgeoning trend before they lapsed into the nostalgic void that they were destined for.
Originally posted by hopscotchCOMMUNIST!
I really disliked the Wall because it appeared to be a completely pathetic trip in the wrong direction designed with the obvious intention of increasing their braindead drug fuelled audience with pseudo philosophical stabs at pretentious intellectualism. They made it painfully clear that their time as innovators and musical explorers was drawing to a close ...[text shortened]... in on a burgeoning trend before they lapsed into the nostalgic void that they were destined for.
Originally posted by hopscotchActually you're completely wrong here. Waters wrote the album as an insult to thier braindead audience and there crappy wanna be intelects. Waters held the later floyd fans in almost complete contempt and has stated so on many occasions. They even went so far as to build a wall onstage so that they were seperated from the audience.
I really disliked the Wall because it appeared to be a completely pathetic trip in the wrong direction designed with the obvious intention of increasing their braindead drug fuelled audience with pseudo philosophical stabs at pretentious intellectualism. They made it painfully clear that their time as innovators and musical explorers was drawing to a close ...[text shortened]... in on a burgeoning trend before they lapsed into the nostalgic void that they were destined for.
I guess this was lost on someone as evolved as yourself.
Originally posted by jimslyp69heheh no it just came out that way.. I was talking to friend on irc other night and was talking about floyd and wondering what amp he used.. friend said it sounded like fender.. Thx for like now I know he uses HiWatt amps.. he got some big ass fx loop thats going to take me a year or two to buy all them pedals 😀 marshall 4x12 cabs 😀
Ha ha! Was that an intentional pun?
Check this anyway: -
http://www.guitarsite.com/database/Guitars/rec/152/
I found these ashdown 4x12 cabs for £99 but have slight cosmetic fault
http://www.soundslive.co.uk/product~name~Ashdown---Fallen-Angel-4x12-Angle-Cab~ID~2309.asp
http://www.soundslive.co.uk/product~name~Ashdown---Fallen-Angel-4x12-Straight-Cab~ID~2308.asp