NEW Revised Version of A Momentary Lapse Of Reason Pink Floyd, Dave Gilmour ~ Edited by niKos Fusion
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- A Momentary Lapse of Reason was the first Pink Floyd album recorded without founding member Roger Waters, who departed in 1985. The production was marred by legal fights over the rights to the Pink Floyd name, which were not resolved until several months after release. It also saw the return of the keyboardist and founding member Richard Wright as a session player, after he was fired by Waters during the recording of The Wall (1979)
Unlike Pink Floyd's five preceding studio records, A Momentary Lapse of Reason is not a concept album. It includes writing contributions from outside songwriters, following Gilmour's decision to include material once intended for his third solo album.
A Momentary Lapse of Reason received mixed reviews; some critics praised the production and instrumentation but criticised Gilmour's songwriting and monotone singing on most songs and it was derided by Waters. It was nonetheless a commercial comeback for the band, reaching number three in the UK and US, and outsold Pink Floyd's previous album The Final Cut (1983). The album was supported by a highly successful world tour between 1987 and 1989, including a free performance on a barge floating on the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy.
Considered by many as a musically efficient album with some extraordinarily wonderful sections, it seemed to lack cohesion and was, perhaps in Dave Gilmour’s keenness to impress without fellow band member Roger Waters; felt by critics to be over produced.
This ‘Revised’ Momentary Lapse of Reason disassembles some of what made the album somewhat cumbersome and by removing several vocal parts it focuses on the sheer brilliance of the music within the songs and brings their magic to the forefront.
In stripping back the album, the length was reduced significantly and therefore an appropriate and worthy addition to the set list was included from Dave Gilmour’s solo 1984 album ‘About Face’ - Let’s Get Metaphysical.
Enjoy
niKos Fusion
Los vi en Madrid, el concierto fue impresionante. Este album no desmerece en absoluto los anteriores al Muro, incluido esta obra maestra. Son Geniales en mi opinión estarán entre los Grandes Musicos Clasicos del siglo XX
Still think this a fantastic opening to an album. BTW I was at the Venice concert. Just.......sublime.
if you go and visit prn sites you will find massive repositories of bootleg concert tapes , fantastic hiding place and you can check out the stones , whomever . happy hunting .
i only got to see them once at the vet in philadelphia . dark side
Nice. We saw this tour three times. They got it right, and were at the age to get it right.
were the tabs good?😅
First! :) Your stuff is great! LOVED The Final Cut and looking forward to this...
I went to the concert at Wembley in late 80s , the start of the big split !!!!!!!
What's interesting is that I didn't find Side B to be an issue for me and it was probably the most cohesive part of the album. The production also didn't bother me much either =]
The opening track sounds like a very watered down version of Shine on you crazy Diamond!
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great band brillant album ROCK 4 ever
Thank you for this!!!
Han hecho un gran trabajo, el sonido ahora tiene mucho más cuerpo, es como escucharlo por primera vez. Todos los cd,s de esa época tenían el mismo problema, sonaban demasiado delgados.
Translate...They have done a great job, the sound now has much more body, it is like hearing it for the first time. All CDs from that era had the same problem, they sounded too thin.
Thanks again for sharing
you could do it with the division bell..
no, the division bell is perfect
@@blackmore82
Yep 👍
I. agree division bell is perfect a masterpiece in my humble opinion
"derided by Waters" Surely not. I'll bet he secretly loved it. LOL
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Question.. right after Dogs of War on this track, there is a very pretty song that I've never heard before? Id love to know the name❤
"Let's Get Metaphysical" from a David Gilmour solo album "About Face"
@@dbt69 thank you!
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Pls The Division Bell🙏🏻
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I love Let's Get Metaphysical not so much AMLOR. No wonder even Gilmour revisited it with hindsight and revisionism recently. David needs to understand he'll never be a great songwriter more an excellent interpreter of others ideas. Adding colour from his pallet of skills.
Gilmour is a fine writer of music, just not lyrics. His first solo record and On An Island are both full of incredible songs. His solo albums are by far the largest selling of any Pink Floyd member even though he spent most of the time in Pink Floyd. He also wrote some of Pink Floyd's best moments, especially in the middle pastoral opium hash psychedelic era like Cymbaline and Fat Old Sun as well as some of the greatest moments of classics like Time, Comfortably Numb, Shine On and Echoes as he is a much more melodic songwriter than is Waters. On An Island, is brilliant and has some of the most gorgeous songs out of any solo Pink Floyd record which actually could fit in with that late 60's/early 70's pastoral psych sound.
@@rft2001 Yes but songwriting doesn't' come so easy for him. How solo are those solo albums? Yes commercially successful but on the back of the Pink Floyd brand he exploits as his own now. A big boost to his sales as a solo artist. Rattle That Lock was dire stuff. The Ukrainian charity thing putting the cause to one side substandard output. In my humble opinion.
@@rft2001
Tout à fait vrai !
Cet aspect est méconnu, du fait de la dictature de Waters qui s'arrogeait tout.
En réalité il a bien participé aussi à des textes.
D'ailleurs entre nous, la noirceur de Waters, puis sa mégalomanie égocentrique et des rapports avec "papa" a donné beaucoup trop de textes sombres. Ce qui va un peu trop à l'encontre du côté positif et lumineux de la musique de Pink Floyd. Il y a aussi du génie et de la profondeur chez Waters, je ne le nie pas non plus. Il est juste resté trop longtemps, il aurait dû partir avant Final Cut. Et même The Wall n'est pas du Pink Floyd, c'est une dépression égotique dans un show de théâtre, la musique est monotone, sauf deux ou trois morceaux, ceux écrits et composés par Gilmour (que Waters a cosigné par autorité, disent certains reportages).
@@200405InVision
Il n'appréciait pas d'écrire, c'est différent de manquer de talent, preuves en est de plusieurs des meilleurs succès coécrits durant des décennies.
Pour le succès de PF et de ses albums solos, c'est un peu l'inverse à mon humble avis. C'est lui qui sauve PF, parce que tout simplement c'était bien lui (et Rick) qui ont étés les véritables talents musicaux, les véritables écrivains mélodiques.
Les preuves cruelles sont là devant tous. Waters n'a jamais rien sorti de mélodie style PF dans sa carrière solo (je ne parle même pas de réussite), alors que David et Rick ont continué à enchanter les oreilles ... En groupe ou en solo.
"On The Island" est un bijou authentique, des chansons auraient été sans soucis dans un album de PF.
Ratle that rock, certes un morceau étrange, mais le reste est très bon, la tournée de 2016 fut un succès considérable ! Des concerts fabuleux, je ne reviendrais que sur le Pompéi, intime et excellent, et surtout la tournée en Amérique du Sud, un succès phénoménal ! Il y a 40 minutes filmées par leurs équipes, d'une qualité époustouflante ! Je vous conseille de l'écouter, vidéo et son d'une qualité incroyable. Je pense que le Confortably Numb à Buenos Aires est la meilleure interprétation jamais produite par Gilmour ! Il était en transe avec le public !
@@olivier7779 Well said. I completely agree. Thank you.
It's a shame water's had such an ego.
Has such an ego
No Waters, no Pink Floyd
I wasn't impressed with anything they did without Waters! They were just pretending without him. They had no vision nor a raison d'être!