I am going to have to say it is boring!!hopthepond wrote:http://newlinerecords.com/pages/mimzy/r ... player.htm
Only joking!!
I suppose Roger's entitled to rip himself off!!! It would have been funny if he'd worked with the film composer James Horner. He's made an entire career out of cannibalising his own back catalogue (which sounds a bit painful IMHO)tea-set wrote:sounds like a Lionel Richie rip off to me.hopthepond wrote:
you can listen to 80seconds of the track here!:
http://newlinerecords.com/pages/mimzy/r ... player.htm
and whats with the line "is there anybody out there" thats stolen from a pink floyd song
this discussion about the name of the song is nonsense..it´s like if i have to be mad or feel uncomfortable, or weird everytime some father in the world wants to name his kid Gabriel....like my name.PublicImage wrote:It's quite different. That song name is obviously much more unique, original and eccentric than "Hello (I Love You)". Try giving a realistic example. If a modern artist released a song that had absolutely no association with Syd Barrett called "Late Night" or "No Man's Land", I'm sure you wouldn't think much of it. Or at least I hope not, because it is completely irrelevant. In the same way that the song by The Doors is completely irrelevant in relation to this.TheHumanDriveInHiFi wrote:ok so im going to record a song called Several Species of small furry animals gathering together in a cave with a pict and it has NOTHING to do with pink floyd
And it is a ridiculous thing to expect. I didn't quite realise that people would care very much about the fact that a new Roger Waters song happens to share the same name as an old song by The Doors. Especially considering the fact that the lyrics and music are apparently completely unrelated to the song by The Doors.TheHumanDriveInHiFi wrote:you dont think there is going to be a few people that go.. um....... wait a min
you have to expect some people to turn their head sideways and say "now wait just a second"
