Does Rick have a new album coming out or not?
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No, in 1984 he collaborated with Dave Harris under the name Zee and released the album Identity, a collection of synth-heavy 80's style electro-pop. Most Floyd fans find it pretty awful stuff, though there are a few who seem to like it (me not being one of them). In 1996 he released his second official solo album, Broken China. It was much more synth oriented than Wet Dream, but much more moody than Identity. I love the album Wet Dream, but was not fond of Broken China, but a lot of Floyd fans seem to prefer it. I'm hoping he plays a little bit more piano and organ again on his new album, rather than relying so heavily on the synth pads.Triangularity wrote:Would a new one be his first since Wet Dream?
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I really liked Zee: Identity.Massed Gadgets wrote:No, in 1984 he collaborated with Dave Harris under the name Zee and released the album Identity, a collection of synth-heavy 80's style electro-pop. Most Floyd fans find it pretty awful stuff, though there are a few who seem to like it (me not being one of them). In 1996 he released his second official solo album, Broken China. It was much more synth oriented than Wet Dream, but much more moody than Identity. I love the album Wet Dream, but was not fond of Broken China, but a lot of Floyd fans seem to prefer it. I'm hoping he plays a little bit more piano and organ again on his new album, rather than relying so heavily on the synth pads.Triangularity wrote:Would a new one be his first since Wet Dream?
I'd say about half of those tracks could've been added onto Momentary Lapse of Reason and most people would've have know the difference.
I'd really like to get it up for download but 1) I don't use Torrents and 2) I don't know about the legality of it. I do have a ROIO version of Identity I'd like to give away (including bonus tracks Eyes of a GYpsy and some remixes) or trade for something interesting.
One day maybe.
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You have alot of faithgeneralhooha wrote:I hope he tours it. If he does, I would like to see some of his early Pink Floyd songs performed as well. He is my favorite member (next to Syd), and I believe that he has the ability to lead.

Rick is probably as bad as Tony Banks of Genesis in not coming out and doing live shows solo. It just won't happen.
Rick is a very interesting character with a bit of mystery about him in my opinion.
He rarely ever said much whilst in Pink Floyd throughout the 60'sand 70's and appears quite a shy unassertive individual to many.
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