Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse of Reason
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Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse of Reason
This thread is to discuss Pink Floyd's A Momentary Lapse of Reason and is linked to from the Pink Floyd Discography section.
Feel free to discuss the album!
01. Signs Of Life
02. Learning To Fly
03. The Dogs Of War
04. One Slip
05. On The Turning Away
06. Yet Another Movie
07. Round And Around
08. A New Machine (Part 1)
09. Terminal Frost
10. A New Machine (Part 2)
11. Sorrow
Feel free to discuss the album!
01. Signs Of Life
02. Learning To Fly
03. The Dogs Of War
04. One Slip
05. On The Turning Away
06. Yet Another Movie
07. Round And Around
08. A New Machine (Part 1)
09. Terminal Frost
10. A New Machine (Part 2)
11. Sorrow
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Re: Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse of Reason
I see no reason to listen to this album past "On The Turning Away."
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Re: Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse of Reason
"Terminal Frost" has a few fleeting moments of ear candy; other than that, it's total crap.
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Re: Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse of Reason
The New Machines and Sorrow keep me from givin full marks.
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Re: Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse of Reason
I don't hate this as much as other Pink Floyd fans do. It's not a masterpiece by any means but a few of the tracks from this I do listen to. Not the Dogs of War though - it's a horrible track.
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It is a good album, but those A New Machine tracks and One Slip make me think "what the hell was Gilmour thinking?". The 80's production never pleased me either.
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Sorrow is the only track i listen to on purpose from this albummoom wrote:The New Machines and Sorrow keep me from givin full marks.
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Re: Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse of Reason
First Floyd "as a dinosaur" album in my opinion. Totally irrelevant and unnecesary. A mere comercial product with a couple of nice bits of music inserted here and there. Great cover though.
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Duckboy wrote:Sorrow is the only track i listen to on purpose from this albummoom wrote:The New Machines and Sorrow keep me from givin full marks.
I can rarely stand Gilmour's opening guitar. It's too much overdriven.
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Re: Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse of Reason
I like On The Turning Away but that's about it.
Actually the opening instrumental Signs of Life is pretty nice too
One Slip i can listen to aswell (and that's only the vocal performance on an otherwise poor song)
But little else
A New Machine through Terminal Frost (the most boring track ever written) to A New Machine part 2 is probably my least favourite run of songs from any Pink Floyd album. Stunningly bad. If i was Gilmour i would have thought twice about making this my first album in charge of Pink Floyd as it simply doesn't compare to any of the back catelogue barring perhaps the studio part of Umma Gumma. The album just sounds far too periodic and very unfloydian. I'm glad Dave followed it up or we'd have this monstrosity of an album as the final piece in the band's career
Actually the opening instrumental Signs of Life is pretty nice too
One Slip i can listen to aswell (and that's only the vocal performance on an otherwise poor song)
But little else
A New Machine through Terminal Frost (the most boring track ever written) to A New Machine part 2 is probably my least favourite run of songs from any Pink Floyd album. Stunningly bad. If i was Gilmour i would have thought twice about making this my first album in charge of Pink Floyd as it simply doesn't compare to any of the back catelogue barring perhaps the studio part of Umma Gumma. The album just sounds far too periodic and very unfloydian. I'm glad Dave followed it up or we'd have this monstrosity of an album as the final piece in the band's career
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Aw I love this album but I suppose it's because it's the first one I heard. Always play it right to the end when I listen to it. Nothing wrong with New Machine to my ears but it's not the best song on the album.
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I see no reason to listen to this album past "Learning to Fly."mosespa wrote:I see no reason to listen to this album past "On The Turning Away."
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