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PINK FLOYD BOX SET OF ALL 14 STUDIO ALBUMS RELEASED IN MINI FAUX VINYL FORMAT TO CELEBRATE BAND’S 40TH ANNIVERSARY
The 40th Anniversary year of Pink Floyd ends with a typical flourish, the release of, Oh By The Way, a spectacular limited edition box set which contains, for the first time ever, the band’s 14 studio albums. These classic albums are presented in mini vinyl wallets with all the original extras also miniaturised. Floyd’s longtime design wizard, Storm Thorgerson, has designed a sumptuous box, as well as miniaturising the original sleeve artwork. Oh By The Way is released on EMI Records on 10 December (11 December in the US).
This unique box set is the first time in Pink Floyd’s incomparable history that all of their standard studio albums have been packaged together and made available as a set. In addition to the albums and their extras the set comes with a specially designed 40th Anniversary Storm Thorgersonposter featuring 40 Floyd images.
Oh By the Way contains:
* THE PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN (Single wallet) August 1967
* A SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS (Single wallet) July 1968
* MORE (Single wallet) June 1969
* UMMAGUMMA (Gatefold 2 discs) November 1969
* ATOM HEART MOTHER (Gatefold) October 1970
* MEDDLE (Gatefold) November 1971
* OBSCURED BY CLOUDS (Single wallet rounded corners) June 1972
* THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON(Gatefold + 2 posters + 2 stickers) March 1973
* WISH YOU WERE HERE (Single + liner + postcard + black shrinkwrap) September 1975
* ANIMALS (Gatefold) February 1977
* THE WALL (Gatefold 2 discs) December 1979
* THE FINAL CUT (Single wallet) April 1983
* A MOMENTARY LAPSE OF REASON (Gatefold) September 1987
* DIVISION BELL (Gatefold) April 1994
Many of these 14 Pink Floyd albums regularly appear in the ‘Greatest’ lists of all time. They represent a body of artistic work which captured the imagination of fans across the globe.
Oh By The Way will be a must for the legion of Pink Floyd fans worldwide, who will note the careful reproduction of the original classic labels. The box set will no doubt be figuring high on the Christmas wish list of many of the new generation of Floyd fans, as the band’s musical legacy continues to exert a powerful appeal some 40 years after it played its first notes.
This is the 8° cd of the Box, stay tune for the other
Great sound, very nice artwork
THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
Heartbeats, mad laughs, machines and screams. Such are the opening moments of The Dark Side of the Moon, ushering in a unique musical world where strange sounds, mellow music, bits of biting guitar and ROGER WATERS cynical observations coexist in a disturbingly natural setting. Unlike Meddle, which separated the actual songs and instrumental music by Sides, Dark Side mixes them together, songs encased in instrumental sections that glue everything together into a solid, powerful mass. Its a great leap from their last studio album, calculated as commentary rendered in a dream state, from WATERS laconic lyric delivery to RICK WRIGHTs spacey keyboard passages. The record opens with Speak To Me, featuring the voices-in-your-head dialogue for which the album may be best remembered. The sleepy, subdued Breathe follows, the first of several songs from here that remain classics in the Pink canon. On The Run is an instrumental tunnel (similar to TANGERINE DREAMs music) that takes us to Time, in which the music seems to crystallize around DAVID GILMOURs guitar work, closing with a vocal workout from guest CLARE TORRY on The Great Gig In The Sky. Side two opens the wallet for an honest-to-goodness hit single, Money, with Waters wit as cutting as ever. Us And Them returns to the dreamy world of Breathe, with only DICK PARRYs saxophone to rouse listeners from its sleepy calm. Any Colour You Like is mostly a guitar-led jam built off of the last song (the kind of music that went unnamed on Animals), leading into the chilling resignation of Brain Damage and Eclipse, which in effect brings the album full circle from the momentary madness of Speak To Me. Dark Side of the Moon is PINK FLOYDs milestone, a musical spacestation that served as a launching point to artistically adjacent works like Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall and The Final Cut. Though it is one of the great musical achievements of the 20th century, its influence was of an indirect nature (save for ALAN PARSONS PROJECT), a concept album where the concept was the music rather than a particular storyline. That the album remained on the Billboard 200 charts for 741 weeks (yes, almost 15 years) is incredible, but perhaps more a testament to a thriving drug culture (albeit one underground) than any far-reaching musical vision the band might have had.
It is the quintessential PINK FLOYD album, handily one of the ten greatest progressive rock albums ever recorded. Due to its popularity and pristine feats of engineering, the albums has since been issued on myriad occasions, including original master recordings from Mobile Fidelity and, in 1993, a 20th anniversary edition.
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Track Listings
1. Speak To Me (1:16)
2. Breathe (2:44)
3. On The Run (3:32)
4. Time / Breathe (reprise) (7:06)
5. The Great Gig In The Sky (4:44)
6. Money (6:32)
7. Us And Them (7:40)
8. Any Colour You Like (3:25)
9. Brain Damage (3:50)
10. Eclipse (2:04)
Total Time: 42:53
NB - some releases combine tracks 1 & 2 and therefore show only 9 tracks
Line-up/Musicians
- David Gilmour / guitars, vocals, VCS3
- Nick Mason / drums, percussion, tape effects
- Roger Waters / bass, vocals, VCS3, tape effects
- Richard Wright / keyboards, vocals, VCS3
With:
- Dick Parry / saxophone (6-7)
- Clare Torry / lead vocals (5)
- Leslie Duncan / backing vocals
- Lisa Strike / backing vocals
- Barry St. John / backing vocals
- Doris Troy / backing vocals
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