Which are the artists/albums/songs that are quite similar to
the PF genre : alt space rock/ psychedelia
specially after the PF year 1970
eg, i know of just one:
AIRBAG
http://www.airbagsound.com
(also see http://www.airbagsound.com/index.php?page_id=38)
Apart from musical similarity, you can also detail by noting the lyrical similarity...
that would be great too!
please help me expand the list....
a summary list will continue here:
>David Gilmour .. of course
>The Reasoning .. http://www.thereasoning.co.uk
>AIRBAG .. http://www.airbagsound.com
>Radiohead's "OK Computer" ..?.peoplr say th'r nothing like Pink Floyd
>Blur's "Modern Life Is Rubish" and "The Great Escape"
>Gong's Radio Gnome Tetralogy
>Porcupine Tree .. The Sky Moves Sideways
>Eloy (german progband)
>Dream Theatre ??
>Amon Duul II .. somewhat .. but with Eastern-European folk sounds
>solar project .. from Germany
>"Quëënsrychë",
>'Operation Mindcrime' "Tool" ...metal descendents of the "Pink Floyd" sound
>Smashing Pumpkins" but only a few unimportant tracks
>"Spaceman 3" and "Spiritualized" were hailed as 80's-90's heirs
>Spiritualized's "Ladies and Gentlemen, We Are Floating in Space":
>Sigur Ros's "Agaetis Byrjun":
> Flying Saucer Attack's "Further": An entire album based on the sounds of "Cirrus Minor."
> Brian Eno: "Another Green World,"
>"Kraut" band Cluster /German/ .." Zuckerzeit": ,"The Belldog"
>Bowie album, "Low," which was recorded with Brian Eno.
>King Crimson's "Red":
> Klaus Schulze: .. 10 albums called "Dark Side of the Moog"
"Timewind," "Moondawn," "Irrlicht," and "Cyborg."
>Robert Wyatt's "Rock Bottom ..produced by PF's Nick Mason
>Roy Harper, assorted songs .."When an Old Cricketer Leaves the Crease, "Vanentine" or "Another Day in England"
>Aphex Twin (Vol. 2 in particular),
>Mike Oldfield (Tubular Bells),
>jazz guitarist Terje Rydal
>Lunatic Fringe and Silent Lucidity
>Alan Parsons Project sound "floydian" to me ["Time," and "Day After Day (The Show Must Go On
>Super Tramp often sounds like Pink Floyd...Roger Hodgson singing School
>Early seventies live Tangerine Dream ? :Phaedra:
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more to come...will be sorted in a better way.
thanks to all.
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