#A Momentary Lapse Of Reason

[theremay-be-dogs-about]

Rick Wright during the tour for A Momentary Lapse Of Reason (i think!) from The Later Years vinyl booklet.

my pics :3

[confesspinkfloyd]

I hate myself more than A momentary lapse of reason

[crowded-empty-places]

Our relationship is

One third of what it used to be:

A ship

[more-relics]

David Gilmour at the Diamond Club in Toronto, Ontario Canada in 1987. © Jim Prue

[pinkfloyd-musicartnaturelove]

David Gilmour and Nick Mason | 1987

[band-ranking-polls]

PINK FLOYD: ROUND 1

[octever]

"It's only a lifetime. It's only a lifetime. it's only a lifetime..."

[confesspinkfloyd]

roger waters is a war-supporting saggy ball sack you guys better go listen to amlor

[crowded-empty-places]

She is unremarkable. Unremarkably attractive, as opposed to remarkably unattractive. So palatable, dreamable, desireable ...

[more-relics]

David Gilmour  Pink Floyd in rehearsal at Pearson International Airport. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. September 1987. Photo Dimo Safari. © The Toronto Sun.

[pinkfloyd-musicartnaturelove]

Nick Mason | A Momentary Lapse of Reason | 1987

[biveaday]

Can Bive A Momentary Lapse Of Reason?

She’s having A Momentary Lapse Of Reason right now, give her a moment

drawing + bive closeup

got two more asks to do after this

day 36 - momentary bive of reason

[guerrilla-operator]

Pink Floyd // Learning to Fly

Can't keep my eyes from the circling skies Tongue-tied and twisted Just an earthbound misfit, I

[nedison]

Earthbound Misfit - Anthony Moore (198?)

Here's a cool Slapp Happy / Pink Floyd curio: Anthony Moore's original demo for what would become the Floyd radio hit Learning To Fly. It's actually amazing to hear how many elements AM brought to the table before Gilmour, Carin and Ezrin had their way with it and added some more words.

[mitjalovse]

I talk of Gilmour and don't mention his major claim to fame? Yes, I forgot to mention his work with Pink Floyd. While the debate on whether or not they should be seen as that band under his leadershop remains, I would call them another edition of the group, which basically survived a lot, so their final incarnation does make sense. Gilmour transformed the band into an outgrowth of his solo work at the time, but I would suggest him collaborating with Wright and Mason made what he did on his own better. We mustn't forget – Pink Floyd didn't go all Chicago in their late 80's return, they became a progressive MOR rock. Believe me, this description sounds way more pejorative than intended, since they did something quite extraordinary – they still remained themselves.