Pink Floyd — Marooned
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Hearing "Human" by Aquilo in some of these riffs.
jkamm14 wrote:
Picked up the 2016 copy recently. outstanding.
Now vinyl album sales have once again outnumbered CD sales. The plastic circle of life.
Picked up the 2016 copy recently. outstanding.
sounds like a parody of the Floyd... by the Floyd, that's the problem.
sidsiva737 wrote:
wow - I'd like to go to that pub!
👍.... For the retort! What you replied to came from somewhere outta left field or something.... Closing pub act my arse! As I posted elsewhere... Masterpieces. Nothing less. A pub would be fortunate to have this as a selection on a jukebox!
wow - I'd like to go to that pub!
Whether it's this version or, the other, with lyrics..... Nothing less than brilliant masterpieces! SO glad that PF is still crankin out such awesomely cool tunes! Mr. Plant, of LZ fame, also! The Guy is an Everready bunny! God bless all of them and, all that they have contributed to our listening pleasure! And God bless Radio Paradise, for presenting us with an "unequalled" jukebox of some of the finest music, not heard but very few, if any, other places! 🔥❤️👍
Alastair wrote:
wow - I'd like to go to that pub!
Not one of their best. Sounds like a pub act's show closer.
wow - I'd like to go to that pub!
Division Bell was one of the best all time in my opinion. Well mastered!
Alastair wrote:
Wow, I'm obviously going to the WRONG pubs - the type where the show closer is a couple of flying beers and a ' leave it Bryan, he's not worth it' row
Not one of their best. Sounds like a pub act's show closer.
Wow, I'm obviously going to the WRONG pubs - the type where the show closer is a couple of flying beers and a ' leave it Bryan, he's not worth it' row
Happy Birthday Rick. Well, tomorrow would have been your 80th birthday.
Sounds like a parody of the Pink by The Pink.
ALWAYS A TEN!!!
TampaPurple wrote:
They still make CDs?
Now vinyl album sales have once again outnumbered CD sales. The plastic circle of life.
They still make CDs?
Now vinyl album sales have once again outnumbered CD sales. The plastic circle of life.
BBoyes wrote:
I miss the old LP album covers that were large enough to make cover art a worthwhile endeavor. CD covers are like a postage stamp in comparison.
"Longtime Floyd collaborator Storm Thorgerson provided the album artwork. He erectedtwo large metal heads, each the height of a double-decker bus, in a field near Stuntney, Cambridgeshire, England"
I miss the old LP album covers that were large enough to make cover art a worthwhile endeavor. CD covers are like a postage stamp in comparison.
"Longtime Floyd collaborator Storm Thorgerson provided the album artwork. He erectedtwo large metal heads, each the height of a double-decker bus, in a field near Stuntney, Cambridgeshire, England"
Hey, Ma, I need a Santana Pedal on my guitar like that David Gilmore’s got
It's 10 because it's Pink Floyd.
This is a masterpiece.
I would put 20 to it if I could
marvelous!
marvelous!
jhorton wrote:
And string-bending.
The undisputed master of guitar tone.
And string-bending.
I love all sides of the pink floyd equation and “war”… this is a mighty fantastic bit of music
BBoyes wrote:
I miss the old LP album covers that were large enough to make cover art a worthwhile endeavor. CD covers are like a postage stamp in comparison.
What is this "CD" you write about?
I miss the old LP album covers that were large enough to make cover art a worthwhile endeavor. CD covers are like a postage stamp in comparison.
What is this "CD" you write about?
koliko sam puta ovu pjesmu pustio sebi pred spavanje., bezbroj puta., hvala pink flojjdu
Alastair wrote:
Really! - what's their name - I need to go see them!
Not one of their best. Sounds like a pub act's show closer.
Really! - what's their name - I need to go see them!
Not one of their best. Sounds like a pub act's show closer.
Channeling a bit of Tom Morello in that solo. Actually, I think it's the other way around!
prs wrote:
I know what you mean...saw them in Edmonton June 1994. Crazy and melancholy how time evaporates
Saw this concert live in London - was ir really 1994 - that can't be right! What happened to all those years!!
I know what you mean...saw them in Edmonton June 1994. Crazy and melancholy how time evaporates
Saw this concert live in London - was ir really 1994 - that can't be right! What happened to all those years!!
Gilmour just made so many more interesting tracks. So this is a meager 6
BBoyes wrote:
I miss the old LP album covers that were large enough to make cover art a worthwhile endeavor. CD covers are like a postage stamp in comparison.
They still make CDs?
I miss the old LP album covers that were large enough to make cover art a worthwhile endeavor. CD covers are like a postage stamp in comparison.
They still make CDs?
hack guitarist. every note a cliche
A little boring solo, it's more trick of the trade than inspiration.
Waters or no Waters, this is a great disc.
PurplePrincess wrote:
It does go on forever, doesn't it? I've never made it to the end.
A 10 from me for the guitar solo alone, could go on forever and I would be happy.
It does go on forever, doesn't it? I've never made it to the end.
The video for this track over on YouTube is mesmerizing. The first half is footage shot on the ISS, then suddenly transfers to a dreary winter post-Soviet scene shot at the city of Prityat, near Chernobyl.
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Wikipedia links to a review of this album calling it "new-age prog-rock pomposity"
Yeah so what. 8.
Yeah so what. 8.
BBoyes wrote:
I miss the old LP album covers that were large enough to make cover art a worthwhile endeavor. CD covers are like a postage stamp in comparison.
When things moved from LPs to CDs, creative effort on cover art moved to creative effort on a music video (much more expensive, sadly). What is it now though?
I miss the old LP album covers that were large enough to make cover art a worthwhile endeavor. CD covers are like a postage stamp in comparison.
When things moved from LPs to CDs, creative effort on cover art moved to creative effort on a music video (much more expensive, sadly). What is it now though?
saellig668552 wrote:
In the old Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, this is what should be playing in the background to represent the Gilmore god..... :-)
this is how god sounds.
probably the finest guitar player ever - makes all the shredders and posing speed-kings wince and burn their instruments....
probably the finest guitar player ever - makes all the shredders and posing speed-kings wince and burn their instruments....
In the old Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, this is what should be playing in the background to represent the Gilmore god..... :-)
jbuhl wrote:
How about we bone you up the ass for being a &^%%$&#
Ok. Let me get this straight. We should rape someone because you don't agree with their comment. Sure...sounds reasonable.
How about we bone you up the ass for being a &^%%$&#
Ok. Let me get this straight. We should rape someone because you don't agree with their comment. Sure...sounds reasonable.
crispynz1 wrote:
Which Floyd do you love, if you can't stand this?! This is Gilmour at his finest, showcasing the unbelievable things he's done throughout every PF album since they've begun.
Love Floyd, can't stand this though.
Which Floyd do you love, if you can't stand this?! This is Gilmour at his finest, showcasing the unbelievable things he's done throughout every PF album since they've begun.
There should be a law against giving anything featuring Mr Gilmore's plank-spanking talents less than 10.
BBoyes wrote:
I miss the old LP album covers that were large enough to make cover art a worthwhile endeavor. CD covers are like a postage stamp in comparison.
I always used to think the cover art to Division Bell was a painting and was surprised to learn it's actually a photograph! Also interestingly that's Ely cathedral in the background
I miss the old LP album covers that were large enough to make cover art a worthwhile endeavor. CD covers are like a postage stamp in comparison.
I always used to think the cover art to Division Bell was a painting and was surprised to learn it's actually a photograph! Also interestingly that's Ely cathedral in the background
Love Floyd, can't stand this though.
Got a new laptop at work. Listened to this about 45 minutes ago on my old PC. Then it came time to swap the old PC out of the docking station and move in the new one. To my delight it started up with Gilmour's glorious guitar work.
sfyi2001 wrote:
How about we bone you up the ass for being a &^%%$&#
Song ended and I went to rate it a 6.
Got to the ratings, and learned it was Pink Floyd.
Saw the ratings it has received and laughed !
Gave it a 5.
For balance.
You're welcome
Got to the ratings, and learned it was Pink Floyd.
Saw the ratings it has received and laughed !
Gave it a 5.
For balance.
You're welcome
How about we bone you up the ass for being a &^%%$&#
this is how god sounds.
probably the finest guitar player ever - makes all the shredders and posing speed-kings wince and burn their instruments....
probably the finest guitar player ever - makes all the shredders and posing speed-kings wince and burn their instruments....
This whole album is good and plays well as a whole like their others. Rock stations at the time were over the moon to have something new and good to play. Kind of the last hurrah of album rock. Saw this concert tour as well.
Interesting....the previous three comments refer to Love Making, Porn and solo's going on-and-on, forever.....nice! I'll give it a 9! Long Live RP!!
This was my favourite album to get some serious lovemaking done to in the 90's
Pure pornography - Cambridge edition!
PurplePrincess wrote:
Indeed!
A 10 from me for the guitar solo alone, could go on forever and I would be happy.
Indeed!
kingart wrote:
I miss the old LP album covers that were large enough to make cover art a worthwhile endeavor. CD covers are like a postage stamp in comparison.
One of my candidates for superlative cover art.
I miss the old LP album covers that were large enough to make cover art a worthwhile endeavor. CD covers are like a postage stamp in comparison.
A 10 from me for the guitar solo alone, could go on forever and I would be happy.
Very nice segue from Bird Song Rising.
sfyi2001 wrote:
We will assign you a 1 for not recognizing David Gilmour's guitar.
You're welcome
Song ended and I went to rate it a 6.
Got to the ratings, and learned it was Pink Floyd.
Saw the ratings it has received and laughed !
Gave it a 5.
For balance.
You're welcome
Got to the ratings, and learned it was Pink Floyd.
Saw the ratings it has received and laughed !
Gave it a 5.
For balance.
You're welcome
We will assign you a 1 for not recognizing David Gilmour's guitar.
You're welcome
Song ended and I went to rate it a 6.
Got to the ratings, and learned it was Pink Floyd.
Saw the ratings it has received and laughed !
Gave it a 5.
For balance.
You're welcome
Got to the ratings, and learned it was Pink Floyd.
Saw the ratings it has received and laughed !
Gave it a 5.
For balance.
You're welcome
One of my candidates for superlative cover art.
Ah, a nice track from one of Jeff Becks more recent alb......uh, wait a sec...never mind. Next thing ya know it'll be followed by Porcupine Tree. Doh!
its alright, but sounds more like a demo than a finished floyd tune.
This needs definately MORE playing
No other guitar ever gets better treatment than the magic touches of mister G.
This song, i bet, gets every listener, not matter what he/she is doing, to a pause - something this world is in need of
No other guitar ever gets better treatment than the magic touches of mister G.
This song, i bet, gets every listener, not matter what he/she is doing, to a pause - something this world is in need of
One of my favourite Floyd tunes.From the guitar god.
Delawhere wrote:
Yeah
Bird Song Rising -> Marooned. Love you guys! 
Yeah
Bird Song Rising -> Marooned. Love you guys!
Woah, that's a deep cut. Judging by the average rating, you chose well, pulling a wonderfully ethereal song from an otherwise so-so post glory days album.
The undisputed master of guitar tone.
I love this song .
Sometimes, even though I know his songs by heart, David Gilmour's distinctive guitar can excite all my synapses in yet a new way!
ölff Punkte - Gruß an de Hockenheim
Relayer wrote:
Me too.
....... Soundscapey, instrumental, slower pace. Fine with me, I'll take it.
Me too.
Dazzerb wrote:
I was thinking along the same lines, although I was thanking The Creator of All Things for letting me be born as a human being during the time in which Pink Floyd walked this incredible planet. Everything you hear you owe to them, so bow down.
thank goodness for the PSD button.
I was thinking along the same lines, although I was thanking The Creator of All Things for letting me be born as a human being during the time in which Pink Floyd walked this incredible planet. Everything you hear you owe to them, so bow down.
thank goodness for the PSD button.
Got the house shaking with this at the moment......I'm sure the neighbours think that Dave Gilmour is doing an impromptu concert in my back garden :)
I suspect that this is what the new Pink Floyd Endless River album (never thought I would type those words again) will sound like. Soundscapey, instrumental, slower pace. Fine with me, I'll take it.
For those that do like this, search youtube for the clip - Pink Floyd - Marooned (Official Video), turn out the lights and turn up the sound.
All part of the upcoming 20th anniversary release of The Division Bell and the various box set offerings.
All part of the upcoming 20th anniversary release of The Division Bell and the various box set offerings.
Totally not boring, a 10 min. guitar solo........
JustJeff wrote:
What happened to Cynaera?
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/elkodaily/obituary.aspx?n=ann-lucas-stepp&pid=156470402
There are ten pages of comments on the forum under the heading "Sayonara Cynaera".
I managed to contact her brother James to let him know how much the RP community thought of his sister and he has posted a comment on page 1
R.I.P. Ann
What happened to Cynaera?
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/elkodaily/obituary.aspx?n=ann-lucas-stepp&pid=156470402
There are ten pages of comments on the forum under the heading "Sayonara Cynaera".
I managed to contact her brother James to let him know how much the RP community thought of his sister and he has posted a comment on page 1
R.I.P. Ann
HoundDog wrote:
Ouch!
I remember John Peel (beloved be he) saying after he played this for the first time. "I've always liked that guitar solo. Nice to hear they're still using it."
Ouch!
sportskid wrote:
I find as well that the two are siblings.
Moody & soulful. The great Gilmour reaching back & sounding much like Shine On U Crazy Diamond
I find as well that the two are siblings.
I remember John Peel (beloved be he) saying after he played this for the first time. "I've always liked that guitar solo. Nice to hear they're still using it."
I have this album on CD. Always liked it, but never loaded it on to my computer or iPod. Going to have to do that soon and get it back into the rotation.
ppopp wrote:
Same set today and I am glad for it!
Neil Young, followed by Tori Amos, followed by Pink Floyd. Bliss. I love Radioparadise.
Same set today and I am glad for it!
Neil Young, followed by Tori Amos, followed by Pink Floyd. Bliss. I love Radioparadise.
mandolin wrote:
...sadly, since this post, it's grown much worse - i can't speak for college station in particular, but the extant music retailers i've visited within the past year have cut their compact disc stock back to perhaps two twelve-foot shelves...
...i don't even think any music listeners are left to notice...
as long as vynal exists there will be sound.
...sadly, since this post, it's grown much worse - i can't speak for college station in particular, but the extant music retailers i've visited within the past year have cut their compact disc stock back to perhaps two twelve-foot shelves...
...i don't even think any music listeners are left to notice...
as long as vynal exists there will be sound.
BibKiller wrote:
That is kinda where my mind went too.....and I couldn't get the word schlock out of my head.
i cant help but to picture some emotional movie seen with chuck noris having a heart breaking moment, punching a punching bag and doing splits between two chairs. WEAKEST floyd song ever!!!!! HATED IT!!!!!
That is kinda where my mind went too.....and I couldn't get the word schlock out of my head.
Lazarus wrote:
miss you so much, Cynaera...
love this song...
What happened to Cynaera?
miss you so much, Cynaera...
love this song...
What happened to Cynaera?
Cynaera wrote:
This post is why I love music so much - there are so many ways to screw up a song, or make it exquisite. Thank you for this "behind-the-scenes" information, mamerjamer. Definitely need to re-acquire this on CD so I can re-listen to the songs with this new information.
Gawd, I love RadioParadise.
miss you so much, Cynaera...
love this song...
This post is why I love music so much - there are so many ways to screw up a song, or make it exquisite. Thank you for this "behind-the-scenes" information, mamerjamer. Definitely need to re-acquire this on CD so I can re-listen to the songs with this new information.
Gawd, I love RadioParadise.
miss you so much, Cynaera...
love this song...
Dewed wrote:
I'll have to give it a good listen one of these days... i'm such a Waters-purest that i've never given anything past "A Momentary Lapse..." a fair shake.
Division Bell is probably my favorite Floyd album
I'll have to give it a good listen one of these days... i'm such a Waters-purest that i've never given anything past "A Momentary Lapse..." a fair shake.
Didn't they get a Grammy for this?
I was big into PF when this was released, but poo-poo'd this album because Waters wasn't involved. Apparently I made a mistake.
This album came out at a particularly low point of my life, so all my memories of it aren't stellar, but it, and I, endure, and that buoys me.
Division Bell is probably my favorite Floyd album
i cant help but to picture some emotional movie seen with chuck noris having a heart breaking moment, punching a punching bag and doing splits between two chairs. WEAKEST floyd song ever!!!!! HATED IT!!!!!
I really hope that guy that hated vocals (see comments a few songs back) is still listening....
Imkirok wrote:
I've always thought that Pink Floyd proved the theory that the whole can be greater than the sum of the parts.
+1
I've always thought that Pink Floyd proved the theory that the whole can be greater than the sum of the parts.
+1
His guitar solo's always seem to tell some sort of story. His playing exerts feeling and emotion. Absolutely amazing.
Fabulous!
SOLID 12
Moody & soulful. The great Gilmour reaching back & sounding much like Shine On U Crazy Diamond
drsteevo wrote:
I'm gonna listen to this album in my car for sure! ;-)
This album was in my car stereo quite a bit during my first solo summer trip. I drove out to the Grand Canyon to see it for the first time, this CD provided great mood music for the drive from Flagstaff to the rim.
I'm gonna listen to this album in my car for sure! ;-)
This album was in my car stereo quite a bit during my first solo summer trip. I drove out to the Grand Canyon to see it for the first time, this CD provided great mood music for the drive from Flagstaff to the rim.
WonderLizard wrote:
A few years ago when Ringo was recording Ringorama, he invited Gilmour over to play lead on one song. Gilmour listened a few times and laid down a lead. Then he laid down three more. As Gilmour was leaving, Ringo said, "They're all so good, I don't know which one to use." Gilmour responded, "Why don't you use 'em all?" He'd laid down a lead in perfect four-part harmony, which is what you hear on the album. Amazing.
Oooh, I wanna hear that.
A few years ago when Ringo was recording Ringorama, he invited Gilmour over to play lead on one song. Gilmour listened a few times and laid down a lead. Then he laid down three more. As Gilmour was leaving, Ringo said, "They're all so good, I don't know which one to use." Gilmour responded, "Why don't you use 'em all?" He'd laid down a lead in perfect four-part harmony, which is what you hear on the album. Amazing.
Oooh, I wanna hear that.
Relayer wrote:
I've always thought that Pink Floyd proved the theory that the whole can be greater than the sum of the parts.
Great piece of music.
And yes, Waters may have written the bulk of the PF catalog, but it is very obvious that Gilmour was responsible for the "Pink Floyd Sound."
And yes, Waters may have written the bulk of the PF catalog, but it is very obvious that Gilmour was responsible for the "Pink Floyd Sound."
I've always thought that Pink Floyd proved the theory that the whole can be greater than the sum of the parts.
So I'm just reading some notes from the last tune, when I hear the guitar signaling the beginning of the next song, and I don't have to look to know it's gotta be DG!!!
SO F'ING GOOD!!!!
SO F'ING GOOD!!!!
Rozsa wrote:
Gilmour had many of those.
One of those melodies where the guitar carries the soul of the person playing it.
Gilmour had many of those.
One of those melodies where the guitar carries the soul of the person playing it.
By all that's good and holy... this song just screams for a toke and a cool summer breeze...
I know that there are people out there that don't like Pink Floyd, just like I know that there are people out there that think the world is flat... Logically I get that, but I'll NEVER understand it.
I know that there are people out there that don't like Pink Floyd, just like I know that there are people out there that think the world is flat... Logically I get that, but I'll NEVER understand it.
marooned? i suppose you could say we are all left marooned by this tedious snoozefest.
mamerjamer wrote:
This post is why I love music so much - there are so many ways to screw up a song, or make it exquisite. Thank you for this "behind-the-scenes" information, mamerjamer. Definitely need to re-acquire this on CD so I can re-listen to the songs with this new information.
Gawd, I love RadioParadise.
In this particular song, the lead guitar is enhanced by the use of a Whammy Pedal, which kicks the note up an octave (or swept anywhere in-between) with a foot pedal, much like a Wah Pedal. A Whammy Pedal can be a really cheesy effect, but David Gilmour shows its proper use in this song - adding those octave sweeps only occasionally, playing at the upper octave then sweeping back down to the normal guitar. It's not the sweeping up and down that is the highlight (as in said cheesy use of the pedal), but rather the creative use of the access to the upper octave. Good stuff.
This post is why I love music so much - there are so many ways to screw up a song, or make it exquisite. Thank you for this "behind-the-scenes" information, mamerjamer. Definitely need to re-acquire this on CD so I can re-listen to the songs with this new information.
Gawd, I love RadioParadise.
Grand_Admiral wrote:
...sadly, since this post, it's grown much worse - i can't speak for college station in particular, but the extant music retailers i've visited within the past year have cut their compact disc stock back to perhaps two twelve-foot shelves...
...i don't even think any music listeners are left to notice...
The only places to buy CDs here now are Hastings, Best Buy, or Target . Good luck finding some quality sustenance in my neck of the sands anymore.
...sadly, since this post, it's grown much worse - i can't speak for college station in particular, but the extant music retailers i've visited within the past year have cut their compact disc stock back to perhaps two twelve-foot shelves...
...i don't even think any music listeners are left to notice...
I had this on CD. CD went away. I don't have this music anymore, but that's going to change. This is a really good set of music, worth re-acquiring.
In this particular song, the lead guitar is enhanced by the use of a Whammy Pedal, which kicks the note up an octave (or swept anywhere in-between) with a foot pedal, much like a Wah Pedal. A Whammy Pedal can be a really cheesy effect, but David Gilmour shows its proper use in this song - adding those octave sweeps only occasionally, playing at the upper octave then sweeping back down to the normal guitar. It's not the sweeping up and down that is the highlight (as in said cheesy use of the pedal), but rather the creative use of the access to the upper octave. Good stuff.
Just finishing up Rob Chapman's book "A Very Irregular Head, The Life Story of Syd Barrett".
A fascinating and heartbreaking story.
A fascinating and heartbreaking story.
A Floyd fan, and can't remember hearing this one b4......I like it, I like it ALOT..
WonderLizard wrote:
A few years ago when Ringo was recording Ringorama, he invited Gilmour over to play lead on one song. Gilmour listened a few times and laid down a lead. Then he laid down three more. As Gilmour was leaving, Ringo said, "They're all so good, I don't know which one to use." Gilmour responded, "Why don't you use 'em all?" He'd laid down a lead in perfect four-part harmony, which is what you hear on the album. Amazing.
That's a great story that I would truly hate to see ruined by over-verification.
A few years ago when Ringo was recording Ringorama, he invited Gilmour over to play lead on one song. Gilmour listened a few times and laid down a lead. Then he laid down three more. As Gilmour was leaving, Ringo said, "They're all so good, I don't know which one to use." Gilmour responded, "Why don't you use 'em all?" He'd laid down a lead in perfect four-part harmony, which is what you hear on the album. Amazing.
That's a great story that I would truly hate to see ruined by over-verification.
EssexTex wrote:
A few years ago when Ringo was recording Ringorama, he invited Gilmour over to play lead on one song. Gilmour listened a few times and laid down a lead. Then he laid down three more. As Gilmour was leaving, Ringo said, "They're all so good, I don't know which one to use." Gilmour responded, "Why don't you use 'em all?" He'd laid down a lead in perfect four-part harmony, which is what you hear on the album. Amazing.
Dave's great...he plays with grace and a seeming lack of effort...like he's gently trimming a bonsai tree.
A few years ago when Ringo was recording Ringorama, he invited Gilmour over to play lead on one song. Gilmour listened a few times and laid down a lead. Then he laid down three more. As Gilmour was leaving, Ringo said, "They're all so good, I don't know which one to use." Gilmour responded, "Why don't you use 'em all?" He'd laid down a lead in perfect four-part harmony, which is what you hear on the album. Amazing.
Grand_Admiral wrote:
The only places to buy CDs here now are Hastings, Best Buy, or Target . Good luck finding some quality sustenance in my neck of the sands anymore.
If I can't find a CD at my local Best Buy or Target, I go to www.CDUniverse.com
They have always had what I wanted.
The only places to buy CDs here now are Hastings, Best Buy, or Target . Good luck finding some quality sustenance in my neck of the sands anymore.
If I can't find a CD at my local Best Buy or Target, I go to www.CDUniverse.com
They have always had what I wanted.
DaveInVA wrote:
I second the Beyerdynamics, I have the Beyerdynamics DT-770 and love them for listening to MP3 quality stuff. For higher end listening I use Stax Omega Electrostatic Headphones...
Just love this 'Royd tune btw...
Bose over the ear noise cancelling headphones. Add Radio Paradise and life is good.
I second the Beyerdynamics, I have the Beyerdynamics DT-770 and love them for listening to MP3 quality stuff. For higher end listening I use Stax Omega Electrostatic Headphones...
Just love this 'Royd tune btw...
Bose over the ear noise cancelling headphones. Add Radio Paradise and life is good.
Met David Gilmour & a friend on the Port Jefferson ferry - about 15 years ago. Last crossing of the evening for the ferry - only the three of us and the bartender in the bar. AMAZING conversation for that hour or so. We felt like old friends. Stunning night.
...this morning, seriously?..i think i'll just leave my job, not even bother quitting, and go find a leaf-strewn gully somewhere to sink down in and mope...
sounds like a parody of the Floyd... by the Floyd, that's the problem.
...and this the second time you posted the same thing in this thread, give it a rest.