What Are You Listening To?

[Starsky]

Pink Floyd - Endless River


I enjoy this for what it is... an instrumental ambient album cobbled together from leftovers (from the Division Bell) with some newly recorded parts

I prefer it to the Division Bell which is unlistenable

[WALKonBack]

The Division Bell tour was my second concert ever.  We camped out to get seats at RFK.

The show changed my life and hooked me into what a concert can do for a person.   Plus, as a Floyd devotee, I was shocked at that time how great The Division Bell was as "new Pink Floyd" material.   

But what do I know, I'm in love with WSP.

[Dejecty-hatch lııllı|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|̲̅̅=̲̅̅|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|llıl]

The Division Bell tour was my second concert ever.  We camped out to get seats at RFK.

Looks like a great show
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/pink-floyd/1994/robert-f-kennedy-memorial-stadium-washington-dc-43d767c7.html
I'm sure starsky would approve of that

[Starsky]

Many people love the Division Bell...and I know the concerts were great.. I would have loved it but in 1994 I was into the very opposite kind of music: indie rock and lofi.


I just can’t get into the album...the lyrics are so schlocky but maybe one day I will

Obviously I wish I had seen Floyd live... that 1994 show and there were two shows in DC - was pretty much my only chance

[grateful]

I saw their whole 4-night stand at Cap Center in 1987 - a momentary lapse of reason.

[Starsky]

Well done!

[Dejecty-hatch lııllı|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|̲̅̅=̲̅̅|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|llıl]

I saw their whole 4-night stand at Cap Center in 1987 - a momentary lapse of reason.

That is awesome, probably only cost $20 a show too

[grateful]

It would seem like a good idea, though they played the same exact set every night.

And I lost my car on night 3 and had to walk around the cap center multiple times to find it. I basically wound up waiting until everyone else had left, and my car was the only one still there.

[Justin Tonation]

[Starsky]

Regarding Pink Floyd


Most interesting David Gilmour interview,  along with his wife Polly Samson, where he responds without addressing him by name to Roger Waters horrid post of last week regarding the Animals 5.1 mix reissue or he responds to the issues they are having (interview conducted before Waters’ Facebook post) when I was young I was “team Waters” all the way but the years have taught me how wrong I was.... Roger Waters is a very damaged individual


https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/polly-samson-david-gilmour-theater-for-dreamers-interview-1177233/?fbclid=IwAR3ruEyu191K53Cd-7WwOHgkORZUF0mtUZnbiUc0YpY4p_AXVUvXC8GtNWQ



Waters...it’s just amazing how bitter he is...seriously something wrong with this man

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=324381659058809&id=100044609311547

[Starsky]

[sweetcell]

CHVRCHES + Robert Smith: How Not To Drown


Scottish indie pop outfit CHVRCHES and The Cure’s Robert Smith have teamed up for “How Not to Drown,” which also happens to be the first song off the band’s upcoming fourth studio album, Screen Violence. The album will be released on Aug. 27 on Glassnote Records. more.

[kosmo vinyl]

A Northern Soul Compilation aka being on brand as usual

[Starsky]

McCoy Tyner - Expansions

[Starsky]

McCoy Tyner - Time for Tyner



This dude had a very good ratio of excellent to poor records... I don’t think he cut many bad ones


This is a live concert tribute to his old band mate Coltrane... Bobby Hutcherson is fantastic as usual on vibes..

I saw Tyner in college park in the 2000s...he was still totally sharp.. still pushing the envelope and challenging the listener

I missed Hutcherson when he played the Roslyn festival one year (or was it canceled?)... that was really too bad...Idle Moments is credited as a Grant Green recording but it’s really Hutch’s show...one of the gateway jazz albums for me

Now they are both gone