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Hudini wrote:You mean "Ça Ira". But it's not an album, it's an opera. That's why it isn't listed.
Sorry about that.....but if it were an album, I would have voted for it.
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Yeah, what she saidAtomHeartMomma wrote:Hudini wrote:You mean "Ça Ira". But it's not an album, it's an opera. That's why it isn't listed.
Sorry about that.....but if it were an album, I would have voted for it.
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Can this even be called a Nick Mason album since he didn't write anything on it?nosaj wrote: Nick Mason: Fictitious Sports
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Er, in my opinion? NOapocalypse wrote:Can this even be called a Nick Mason album since he didn't write anything on it?nosaj wrote: Nick Mason: Fictitious Sports
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Bit of a red herring then. Nick seems to have had the least input to the creative process of the Floyd but it was Rick who got fired. I know Nick got some credits for sound collages but Roger has stated that it was given to him as some sort of gift?Beowulf wrote:Er, in my opinion? NO
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This i feel kind of is related to the Claire Torry issue. It was Nicks idea to have her improvise flute on the track therefore I think that it is totally his unless she helped writing any specific parts or structure. In the case of Torry I dont think she has any claim on the song, she was asked to improvise over a section of the track, she didn't compose the structure or progressions.Hudini wrote:Plus he cheated on "Ummagumma", bringing his wife in to improvise on flute.
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But when you improvise something you are ipso facto coming with an original melodic line, therefore taking part in the composition of the whole work, and in the case of the "Grand Vizier's Garden Party New Dress 1 and 3", if I remember correctly, there isn't even a harmonic "structure" other than the one created by the notes the flute plays...apocalypse wrote:This i feel kind of is related to the Claire Torry issue. It was Nicks idea to have her improvise flute on the track therefore I think that it is totally his unless she helped writing any specific parts or structure. In the case of Torry I dont think she has any claim on the song, she was asked to improvise over a section of the track, she didn't compose the structure or progressions.
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Hmmm yes I see your point. Naughty naughty Nick!danielcaux wrote: But when you improvise something you are ipso facto coming with an original melodic line, therefore taking part in the composition of the whole work, and in the case of the "Grand Vizier's Garden Party New Dress 1 and 3", if I remember correctly, there isn't even a harmonic "structure" other than the one created by the notes the flute plays...
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So what if he brought in someone who improvised a harmonic structure right on, in a way that fusion musicians do? Would it still be his credit?apocalypse wrote:It was Nicks idea to have her improvise flute on the track therefore I think that it is totally his unless she helped writing any specific parts or structure.
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If they came up with the basis of the song or if they drastically changed what his basic idea was then they have co-written it.
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But you are saying that improvisation is not the basis of the song, or that Nick Mason should have a composer's credit simply for having a basic idea? What Lindy Mason did on "Grand Visier's Garden Party" is improvise from null. Isn't that both coming up with a basic idea and a basis of the song?
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I really dislike some of Rog's stuff. I don't even listen to that weird little... the name escapes me.. but it's awful.
On the subject of solo albums what Rick Wright solo cd would you recommend?
I've been wanting one for months but can't decide which!
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On the subject of solo albums what Rick Wright solo cd would you recommend?
I've been wanting one for months but can't decide which!
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I suppose you are right.Hudini wrote:But you are saying that improvisation is not the basis of the song, or that Nick Mason should have a composer's credit simply for having a basic idea? What Lindy Mason did on "Grand Visier's Garden Party" is improvise from null. Isn't that both coming up with a basic idea and a basis of the song?