Pink Floyd

nothing · Wysłany: Śro Paź 24, 2007 8:26 pm Temat postu:

Pink Floyd - Astronomy Domine (BBC Look Of The Week,14-05-1967/Video)

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Subterranean · Wysłany: Śro Paź 24, 2007 9:10 pm Temat postu:

film znany jak świat Very Happy

ale pieknitkie cienie i gra świateł ...

Subterranean · Wysłany: Śro Lis 07, 2007 6:41 pm Temat postu:

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Bardzo sympatyczne.

Zaratustra · Wysłany: Wto Gru 25, 2007 10:04 pm Temat postu:

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Subterranean · Wysłany: Śro Sty 02, 2008 12:15 pm Temat postu:

No ładne, ładne... Przy premierze ECHOES był podobny patent

redbox · Wysłany: Czw Sty 03, 2008 11:00 pm Temat postu:

Subterranean · Wysłany: Pią Sty 04, 2008 5:13 pm Temat postu:

I tak mam to wszystko jak już pisałem. A mogli by wydać jakieś nowe oficjalne niepublikowane materiały (jak tez już pisałem).

the patient · Wysłany: Śro Maj 07, 2008 8:58 am Temat postu:

David Gilmour: koncertowa płyta z Gdańska
We wrześniu ma się ukazać koncertowe wydawnictwo Davida Gilmoura. Znajdzie się na nim zapis występu brytyjskiego artysty ze Stoczni Gdańskiej, z 2006 roku.

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Subterranean · Wysłany: Pon Wrz 15, 2008 4:33 pm Temat postu:

Zmarł Richard Wright. Shine on you crazy diamond.

nothing · Wysłany: Nie Sty 04, 2009 9:21 am Temat postu:

Like Black Holes In the Sky - Tribute to Syd Barrett

1 kosmos - vegetable man
2 kylesa - interstellar overdrive
3 intronaut - arnold layne
4 stinking lizaveta - matilda mother
5 jarboe - late night
6 pentagram - flaming
7 giant squid - octopus
8 yakuza - lucifer sam
9 jesu - chapter 24
10 unearthly trance - long gone
11 dredg - astronomy domine
12 circle - rats
13 zodiak - see emily play

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Subterranean · Wysłany: Nie Sty 04, 2009 11:24 am Temat postu:

szukałem tej płyty długoooo... wielkie dzieki noth Smile

nothing · Wysłany: Nie Sty 04, 2009 12:24 pm Temat postu:

heh to trza bylo krzyczec bo mam juz ja jakis czas , dzis se odpalilem i postanowilem wrzucic

Subterranean · Wysłany: Wto Lis 10, 2009 10:16 am Temat postu:

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TO BYŁO BY COŚ

Subterranean · Wysłany: Wto Mar 16, 2010 6:00 am Temat postu:

Pink Floyd wins battle with EMI over online sales:

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LONDON – In a victory for the concept album, Britain's High Court on Thursday ordered record company EMI Group Ltd. to stop selling downloads of Pink Floyd tracks individually rather than as part of the band's original records.

The prog-rock group sued the music label, saying its contract prohibited selling the tracks "unbundled" from their original album setting.

Pink Floyd lawyer Robert Howe said the band was known for producing "seamless" pieces of music on albums like "Dark Side of the Moon," "The Division Bell" and "The Wall," and wanted to retain artistic control.

EMI claimed the clause in the band's contract — negotiated a decade ago, before the advent of iTunes and other online retailers — applied only to physical albums, not Internet sales.

Judge Andrew Morritt backed the band, saying the contract protected "the artistic integrity of the albums."

He ruled that EMI is "not entitled to exploit recordings by online distribution or by any other means other than the complete original album without Pink Floyd's consent."

The judge ordered EMI to pay the band's legal costs and said he would rule later on how much the company must pay in damages.

The judge also ruled on a second issue, the level of royalties paid to the band. That section of the judgment was made in private after EMI argued the information was covered by commercial confidentiality.

A spokesman for EMI said the company was considering its response to the ruling.

The band's spokesman said Pink Floyd had no comment.

Pink Floyd signed with EMI in 1967 and became one of its most lucrative acts, with its back catalog outsold only by The Beatles.

Online sales make up an increasing portion of music companies' profits, and are a growing area of dispute.

The surviving members of The Beatles have yet to agree a deal to allow their music to be sold online.

Hard-rock band AC/DC also has withheld its music from iTunes, saying the group is not interested in selling individual tracks.

Subterranean · Wysłany: Wto Cze 01, 2010 7:03 am Temat postu:

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Subterranean · Wysłany: Śro Lip 14, 2010 6:52 am Temat postu:

Roger Waters i David Gilmour ponownie spotkali się na scenie. Dawni koledzy z Pink Floyd połączyli siły podczas charytatywnego koncertu, który odbył się 10 lipca w Oxfordshire.

Muzycy wykonali wspólnie 4 utwory. 200 gości usłyszało "To Know Him Is To Love Him", autorstwa Phila Spectora oraz klasyki Pink Floyd "Wish You Were Here", "Comfortably Numb" i "Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2)".

Dochód z imprezy, w której udział wzięli również Tom Jones, Nick Cave, Kate Moss i The Kills, zasili konto organizacji Hoping For Palestine.

Roger Waters i David Gilmour ostatnio wystąpili razem w ramach Live 8 w lipcu 2005 roku.

Przypomnijmy, że Waters w przyszłym roku da w Polsce dwa koncerty z okazji 30. rocznicy wydania albumu "The Wall". Wystąpi on 18 i 19 kwietnia w Atlas Arenie w Łodzi.

Subterranean · Wysłany: Pią Lip 23, 2010 12:17 pm Temat postu:

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LAFF Day One: Christopher Nolan Presents a Screening of PINK FLOYD THE WALL; A Review of CANE TOADS: THE CONQUEST 3D
by Ramses Flores Posted:June 19th, 2010 at 10:00 am

Last night marked the start of the 2010 Los Angeles Film Festival. The festival will run until the 27th and Collider will be there covering the festival every day so be sure to check back daily for highlights and reviews from the fest.

Anyway, Friday marked a solid start to the festival with a screening of Pink Floyd The Wall, which was then followed by sit down conversation and Q&A with director Christopher Nolan about the films influence on him and his filmmaking. More on that and a review of the oddly fascinating and hilarious documentary, Cane Toads: The Conquest 3D, after the jump.

Christopher Nolan Presents a Screening of Pink Floyd The Wall followed by a sit down conversation and Q&A

If you’ve ever seen Pink Floyd The Wall, then you know what a weird, odd, puzzling, and especially trippy film it is. The 1982 film, which is based off of the 1979 album by the band, tells of the story of an alienated rock star named Pink and his descent into insanity. Alan Parker’s film still manages to stun you with its bold images and extremely cinematic sequences while it also makes you scratch your head with a narrative that jumps around every couple of minutes while never really telling you what exactly is going on. It’s definitely a tough film to love and “get” on a first viewing. I admired the film the first time I saw it a few years ago, but didn’t really love it. Seeing it now in a theater with an audience only made me admire the film a lot more, but I still can’t say that I’m a big fan. However, it’s still a must-watch film and it’s easy to see why its gathered a cult following over the years.

Even though I’m not a big fan of the film, Christopher Nolan is. The director decided to show the film at the festival after he screened the film for his key crew before filming began on Inception. After the film ended, Nolan was joined by film critic Elvis Mitchell as they sat down and had a pretty good conversation about The Wall and how the film has influenced Nolan’s approach to filmmaking. After this conversation Nolan took some questions from the audience.

I took down some notes and here some small tidbits that I thought were interesting from that conversation and Q&A:

- The Wall is not a specific influence on his films or Inception. It’s more of a “general thing” So, basically, don’t expect any shots being copied or “homaged” in Inception.

- Nolan saw the film the first time when he was 16 and its approach to chronology and storytelling made a huge impression on him

- He’s not a huge Pink Floyd fan but he loves the film.

- Apart from Alan Parker, he considers Ridley Scott, Tony Scott, and Adrian Lyne as big influences on his work.

- Christopher Nolan is absolutely fascinated by how our minds respond to memory. This is something that he kept on going back to again and again through out the conversation and Q&A. At one point he talked about how all of his films tend to deal with mysteries around characters through past memories. He says that Inception especially deals with memories.

- Believes that you can sell broad operatic moments as long as you can sell the realism of the world. To no surprise, this is what he keeps in mind when approaching his Batman films

- He thinks that sound design is an important factor in his films. He talked about how when he cuts his films he doesn’t use any temp score or sound effects and always tries to get his sound designers to not make every line clear. He also talked about how he’s always surprised by how his films end up having a musical score going on almost non stop by the end of the film.

Subterranean · Wysłany: Wto Sie 10, 2010 12:37 pm Temat postu:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIP38eq-ywc

pomijając ideologię już - tak się robi covery

Subterranean · Wysłany: Wto Wrz 07, 2010 8:19 am Temat postu:

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