Listen To Zee Here Free

[Hudini]

Something like that. Crediting "Fictitious Sport" to Nick Mason would be like crediting "Pros And Cons" to Eric Clapton, but it's still a part of Nick's curriculum vitae.

[moom]

Perhaps a co-credit would be appropriate, Hud ?

[Hudini]

The file info on my mp3 credits the album to "Carla Bley Band with Robert Wyatt and Nick Mason".

[Beowulf]

Its awesum like everythin pink fLoyd did!!!!111111111oneoneoneoneone

Seriously though, the 80s seem like a bad creative period for the band (except pros and cons which i love)

On the whole the 80s was the decade that style forgot (with a few notable exceptions) and that includes almost all of the music produced; well, that I have heard anyway ...

[Hudini]

Well, the 80s were the golden age of thrash metal, for one thing.

[Beowulf]

Well, the 80s were the golden age of thrash metal, for one thing.

Well yes, but that I think was the least of the worries. The 80s brought us far worse things than thrash metal (it's not to my taste either, but that's neither here-nor-there for now)

[J Ed]

The file info on my mp3 credits the album to "Carla Bley Band with Robert Wyatt and Nick Mason".

that sounds like the lineup on Fictitious Sports

despite the ickiness of this album, I'm still looking for a copy on vinyl
does it actually say "Richard Wright of Pink Floyd" in the album artwork?
if not, I bet a lot of 2nd hand vinyl dealers put it straight in the 1980s techno-glut dollar bin where itll disappear forever

[Beowulf]

The file info on my mp3 credits the album to "Carla Bley Band with Robert Wyatt and Nick Mason".

that sounds like the lineup on Fictitious Sports

despite the ickiness of this album, I'm still looking for a copy on vinyl
does it actually say "Richard Wright of Pink Floyd" in the album artwork?
if not, I bet a lot of 2nd hand vinyl dealers put it straight in the 1980s techno-glut dollar bin where itll disappear forever

Having now listened to it I think that's probably the best place it could go!

[Yucateco]

one of the worst pieces reccorded ever

[moom]

Well, the 80s were the golden age of thrash metal, for one thing.

And prog-metal, that's another good thing

[Hudini]

Yup. But that's it when it comes to good things.

[moom]

yes yes Metallica, Maiden,

[Beowulf]

Yup. But that's it when it comes to good things.

Well, 'good things' thet may have been but at the time they went by me completely! Now, with the benefit of hindsight .......

[moom]

Yup. But that's it when it comes to good things.

Well, 'good things' that may have been but at the time they went by me completely!

That's what always happen - there's always someone who dislikes. That's okay .

[Beowulf]

Well, 'good things' that may have been but at the time they went by me completely!

That's what always happen - there's always someone who dislikes. That's okay .

Exactly, vive la diffrence. If we all liked/did the same things there would be little to talk about.