Re: Album: Dark Side of the Moon
41I don't have anything new to say about this album. It is deservedly celebrated. The band was good through Animals. The Wall became too theatrical and on the nose.
Jesus Christ : )Nate Dort wrote: Wed Jan 29, 2025 7:42 am My first exposure to this album was via a worn out cassette copy that I found in my dad's collection. Late 80s, I was maybe 8 or 9 years old. Tons of hiss and dropouts. I told my dad that it sounded like crap, and he said, "there's a reason I played that cassette so many times." The tape eventually snapped. After that, I probably only ever heard the singles on classic rock radio. Never bought my own copy.
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I interned at Blackbird studio in Nashville for a few months in 2006. One night I was cleaning Studio C. You know, George Massenburg's room, the one with the crazy diffusion panels everywhere:
Anyway, there was a SACD 5.1 surround copy of Dark Side sitting there on the console, so I fired it up and absorbed side A. It was kind of transcendent, listening to it in that room, on those speakers. Wish I could have finished it, but I had to leave.
I still think about that every time I hear something from this album.
Indeed.seby wrote: Wed Jan 29, 2025 3:44 pmJesus Christ : )Nate Dort wrote: Wed Jan 29, 2025 7:42 am My first exposure to this album was via a worn out cassette copy that I found in my dad's collection. Late 80s, I was maybe 8 or 9 years old. Tons of hiss and dropouts. I told my dad that it sounded like crap, and he said, "there's a reason I played that cassette so many times." The tape eventually snapped. After that, I probably only ever heard the singles on classic rock radio. Never bought my own copy.
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I interned at Blackbird studio in Nashville for a few months in 2006. One night I was cleaning Studio C. You know, George Massenburg's room, the one with the crazy diffusion panels everywhere:
Anyway, there was a SACD 5.1 surround copy of Dark Side sitting there on the console, so I fired it up and absorbed side A. It was kind of transcendent, listening to it in that room, on those speakers. Wish I could have finished it, but I had to leave.
I still think about that every time I hear something from this album.
Kniferide wrote: Thu Jan 30, 2025 12:52 pm I like it despite all the horrible over the top soul vocals on Great Gig in the Sky. I hate that shit so much.
It just sounds dumb.
WYWH is pretty fucking good. I occasionally find myself singing the title track after a few beers. Something about that vocal track that really moves me. I'm not much of a PF fan either.boilermaker wrote: Thu Jan 30, 2025 6:15 pm So boring. Is this even r'n'r music?
Wish You Were Here is million times better. And I don't even like PF
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