#another brick pt 2 young lust & comfortably numb

[dust-n-roses]

we (me my parents & my nan) saw a Pink Floyd tribute band last night in my home town centre and they were so good! I enjoyed it a lot :)

[bargainoriley]

Guys… I finally listened to the wall and….

OMG IT WAS SO GOOD!!!

Like, I could hear how much effort was put into every aspect of this album! The storytelling, the themes, the lyrics, the harmonies/melodies, the singing, the instruments… everything was so good! I was extremely captivated while listening, trying to figure out the plot (I honestly do not exactly understand was happening here in this album plot wise, but I’m going to look it up later, though some things I definitely understood more than others like the building of the wall). I also loved how cinematic and dramatic this album was! I felt completely immersed into its musical-esque atmosphere (especially during The Trial, which felt just like a classic Broadway musical song imo). I honestly think this is a much better execution of a rock opera than Tommy was (though Tommy had much easier to understand lyrics). My favorite aspects of this album definitely have to be the singing (how it sometimes switches between David and Roger singing lead) and how its executed/delivered (along with the harmonies in songs like The Happiest Days Of Our Lives, Goodbye Blue Sky, Is There Anybody Out There, The Show Must Go On, and Waiting for the Worms) along with the instrumentation and production (they’re SO GOOD). I also like how some references to other PF songs are made on here (e.g. Echoes, Careful With That Axe Eugene and One of These Days) Here are some songs that particularly stood out to me/are my favorites so far after my first listen (in order of appearance on the album):

The Thin Ice

Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2

Mother (the lyrics and their delivery are so good here, along with the acoustic guitar)

Goodbye Blue Sky (the harmonies here ARE AMAZING along with the acoustic guitar and melody)

Young Lust

One of My Turns

Don’t Leave Me Now (I adore how ominous and dark this song sounds, to me it sounds like the musical representation of dark obsession)

Hey You

Comfortably Numb (easily the best song on this album imo)

The Show Must Go On

Run Like Hell (sounds groovy AND ominous! Love it)

Waiting for the Worms

This album honestly now has to be one of my fave PF albums, easily in the top 5, and is now one of my fave albums ever. Will definitely listen again!

[afewrandomthoughts]

I’m not a fan of “The Wall”. It’s well made and well played. As a songwriting achievement, musical composition, and demonstration of top notch musical production, it was unparalleled in its time.

But I don’t enjoy listening to it. Most of the tracks are nothing I would go out of my way to hear. The “singles”: Young Lust, Run Like Hell, Another Brick (pt. 2), Hey You, Mother, & Comfortably Numb; are alright as standalones but are better within the context of the whole album.

Quite the conundrum.

This brings me to the song of the day. And a PSA from your karaoke host:

Karaoke should be fun! Ability is nice, but a fun and friendly attitude can work, too.

Friends do not let friends sing this song at karaoke.

I know it’s late. You’ve had just enough to remind everyone why interaction with you is best kept confined to the bar. And you will. On the microphone for six and a half minutes.

The crowd hears your name, looks at the time and heads for 🚽 or outside for 🚬. Why?

It’s overplayed, and that makes it even worse to hear, because it’s not a fun song.

Even if you Could do it.

PSA ENDS

It’s almost the whole album condensed into one song: a cry for release from self imposed isolation.

“Comfortably Numb” by Pink Floyd

[deianaracrush]

ohhhhhh wait actually you have to do the wall please rank the songs from the wall I really want to see your takes

because i <3 you lara. also im gonna group these together because some of them dont really make sense on their own.

Comfortably Numb

Is There Anybody Out There? + Nobody Home :’(

The Happiest Days of Our Lives + Another Brick In the Wall, Pt. 2   

In the Flesh? (you might think i’m overrating this but its such an insanely iconic opening track)

One of My Turns

Mother

Goodbye Cruel World + Hey You                      

Empty Spaces + Young Lust

The Thin Ice

Another Brick In the Wall, Pt. 3

Outside the Wall

Stop + The Trial

Run Like Hell

The Show Must Go On + In the Flesh     

Goodbye Blue Sky

Another Brick In the Wall, Pt. 1

Don't Leave Me Now

Bring the Boys Back Home (i used to clown on this one a lot but i appreciate it more bc it’s pretty big deal thematically)

Waiting for the Worms

Vera (i hate how this and btbbh break up the momentum right before comfortably numb)                                                                                

thanks for asking this was an extremely strange thing to rank. i think i have some controversial takes in here.                                               

[random-lists]

My Top 50 Listened to Songs on Last.fm

1. One of My Turns-Pink Floyd (94 plays)

2. Young Lust-Pink Floyd (91)

3. Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2-Pink Floyd (72)

4. The Boxer-Simon & Garfunkel (71)

5. 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover-Paul Simon (69)

6. Goodbye Horse-Q Lazzarus (66)

7. Graceland-Paul Simon (65)

8. Kodachrome-Paul Simon (65)

9. Birthday Party-AJR (64)

10. You Can Call Me Al-Paul Simon (64)

11. Night Running-Cage the Elephant (63)

12. The Dark Side-Muse (61)

13. The Happiest Days of Our Lives-Pink Floyd (61)

14. Muscle Museum-Muse (60)

15. Comfortably Numb-Pink Floyd (60)

16. Have a Cigar-Pink Floyd (60)

17. Mama Told Me (Not To Come)-Three Dog Night (60)

18. 100 Bad Days-AJR (59)

19. Everything Now-Arcade Fire (59)

20. Defector-Muse (58)

21. Nobody Home-Pink Floyd (58)

22. Creature Comfort-Arcade Fire (57)

23. The Handler-Muse (56)

24. I Know What I Know-Paul Simon (56)

25. In Dreams-Roy Orbison (56)

26. America-Simon & Garfunkel (56)

27. Keep the Customer Satisfied-Simon & Garfunkel (56)

28. Hey You-Pink Floyd (55)

29. In the Flesh?-Pink Floyd (55)

30. El Condor Pasa (If I Could)-Simon & Garfunkel (55)

31. Alone-Colin Newman (54)

32. Momentary Bliss-Gorillaz (54)

33. The Entertainment’s Here-AJR (53)

34. The Only Living Boy in New York-Simon & Garfunkel (53)

35. Season 2 Episode 3-Glass Animals (52)

36. How Soon Is Now?-The Smiths (52)

37. She’s A Lady-Tom Jones (52)

38. Mrs. Robinson-Simon & Garfunkel (51)

39. Don’t Throw Out My Legos-AJR (50)

40. arrow-half•alive (50)

41. The Suburbs-Arcade Fire (49)

42. Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes-Paul Simon (49)

43. Take Me to the Mardi Gras-Paul Simon (49)

44. The Trial-Pink Floyd (49)

45. God Only Knows-The Beach Boys (49)

46. Tonight, Tonight-The Smashing Pumpkins (49)

47. Somebody to Love-Jefferson Airplane (48)

48. White Rabbit-Jefferson Airplane (48)

49. Hysteria-Muse (48)

50. Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard-Paul Simon (48)

[itsmorefuntohavebadtaste]

Braving the RS 500 Greatest Albums of All Time: #87, Pink Floyd - The Wall

(Start date: April 19th, 2018 / Day 322)

From Rolling Stone:

Pink Floyd's most elaborately theatrical album was inspired by their own success: the alienating enormity of their tours after The Dark Side of the Moon [see No. 43]. As the band played arenas in 1977, bassist-­lyricist Roger Waters first hit upon the wall as a metaphor for isolation and rebellion. He finished a demo of the work by July 1978; the double album then took the band a year to make. Rock's ultimate self-pity opera, The Wall is also hypnotic in its indulgence: the totalitarian thunder of "In the Flesh?," the suicidal languor of "Comfortably Numb," the Brechtian drama of "The Trial" and the anti-institutional spleen of the album's unshakable disco hit, "Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2." Rock-star hubris has never been more electrifying.

So anyone who knows me at all knows that this is my favorite album of all time. While I don’t necessarily acknowledge it as “the greatest” it holds a significant place in my heart and I love it immensely. I’ve easily listened to it in full a hundred times. I’m shocked my CD has no scratches.

One can sense more than a little bit of contempt in Rolling Stone’s description of this album. Most of the other concept albums featured are more or less synopsized in their description, though little is offered here aside from “self-pity opera” and “rock-star hubris”––too condensed for my taste.

Here’s a better description: Water’s definitive rock opera follows a character named Pink, based loosely upon himself and former bandmate Syd Barrett, and his struggles with isolation beginning in his childhood, and deepening as he’s propelled to success as a musician. Every instance that causes him to fall deeper into his isolation is symbolized by a brick in a metaphorical wall. The album is divided into two parts, the first of which details Pink’s gradual decline into complete loneliness, the second describing his experiences within it.

Maybe making the principal character of the story a rock star is the equivalent of an author making their main character a writer. I suppose it’s a fair criticism, but it doesn’t really obfuscate the intended point, the universality of isolation, the fact that no one can escape it, how these feelings permeate other areas of life, the roles we take on as a way of compensating for it. You could probably apply the ideas to anyone in any role, but hey, if you’re crafting your theatrical zenith, by all means, make it at theatrical as possible.

What I’ve always considered to be the most compelling and meaningful part of the album is the arc with Pink’s wife, and it’s not a coincidence that five tracks are dedicated to the destruction of their relationship. The earlier traumatic instances––his father’s death, his mother’s overbearing presence in his life, the abuse he sustained from school teachers––were all completely out of his control, but with her, he makes the conscious choice to push her away, asking “How should I complete the wall?” before cheating on her in “Young Lust” and abusing her in “One of My Turns”. Her departure causes Pink to finally withdraw completely into himself because this time, he wasn’t simply a victim of circumstance. He has no one to blame but himself. It’s a damning statement––that trauma is, for many, completely unavoidable, but one’s own agency takes precedence over all else.

As a rock opera, there isn’t a single song that isn’t melodically strong, certainly to David Gilmour’s credit. Though the band was caught in deep strife at the time of its recording, Waters and Gilmour specifically, it’s easily the apex of their combined skill. It’s beautifully crafter and beautifully delivered, always clear and deliberate, without a single moment that’s offensive to the ear.

Maybe I assign insincere depth to this record because I love it too much, or maybe it truly is critically oversimplified. It’s difficult for me personally to tell, but my belief in it is unshakeable. “The Wall” has no peers, and likely never will.

Year: 1979 Standout Track(s): The Thin Ice, Another Brick In The Wall Pt 2, Goodbye Blue Sky, Empty Spaces/Young Lust, Another Brick In The Wall Pt 3, Hey You, Nobody Home, Comfortably Numb, In The Flesh, Run Like Hell, Waiting For The Worms Rating: 5/5 - An unparalleled theatrical masterpiece

[music-addiction-disorder]

Magnetic Eye Records' exhaustive undertaking to re-envision Pink Floyd's concept masterpiece THE WALL in its entirety from end to end in sequence, featuring some of the most iconic artists in heavy music today alongside some of the most exciting newcomers:

THE MELVINS / LOW FLYING HAWKS / GHASTLY SOUND / SERGEANT THUNDERHOOF / SASQUATCH / ASG / MOS GENERATOR / DOMKRAFT / THE SLIM KINGS / WORSHIPPER / SPACESLUG / YEAR OF THE COBRA / GREENLEAF / SUMMONER / SCOTT REEDER (Kyuss!) / MARK LANEGAN (Screaming Trees!) / RUBY THE HATCHET / SUNFLO’ER / MARS RED SKY / OPEN HAND / SOLACE / PALLBEARER / WHITENAILS / BLUE HERON / CHURCH OF THE COSMIC SKULL / YAWNING MAN

It started with a Kickstarter fundraiser in early 2017 and the demand was clear, even before a single artist was announced. And the bands and artists they corralled – all 26 of them, from stoner legends to upstarts in heavy music – clearly had something to get off their chests. Some turned the songs they chose (or were given, in some instances) on their heads, others stuck closely to Pink Floyd’s template. But collectively they lifted the songs and the album to a whole new level.

Oh yeah, did I mention that The Melvins kick the whole album off? The Melvins. Doing ‘In the Flesh?’ With their own lyrics. If that is not enough motivation to buy this album, then I don’t know what is.

The Wall was very much a product of its time. This album is a work of art for today.

(((O))) REVIEW (Echoes And Dust): VARIOUS – THE WALL [REDUX]

Read the whole article @ the link above!

PINK FLOYD TRIBUTE (Various Artists) THE WALL REDUX (2018) Magnetic Eye Records Redux Records

Tracklist: 1. The Melvins - In the Flesh? 03:17 2. Low Flying Hawks - The Thin Ice 05:33 3. Ghastly Sound - Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 1 03:17 4. Sergeant Thunderhoof - The Happiest Days of Our Lives 01:48 5. Sasquatch - Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2 03:51 6. ASG - Mother 05:36 7. Mos Generator - Goodbye Blue Sky 02:27 8. Domkraft - Empty Spaces 02:22 9. The Slim Kings - Young Lust 04:13 10. Worshipper - One of My Turns 03:34 11. Spaceslug - Don't Leave Me Now 05:00 12. Year of the Cobra - When the Tigers Broke Free 04:28 13. Greenleaf - Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 3 / Goodbye Cruel World 03:30 14. Summoner - Hey You 04:49 15. Scott Reeder - Is There Anybody Out There? 02:51 16. Mark Lanegan - Nobody Home 03:13 17. Ruby the Hatchet - Vera 02:52 18. Sunflo'er - Bring the Boys Back Home 01:28 19. Mars Red Sky - Comfortably Numb 06:46 20. Open Hand - The Show Must Go On 03:31 21. Solace - In the Flesh 03:50 22. Pallbearer - Run Like Hell 04:42 23. WhiteNails - Waiting for the Worms 04:09 24. Blue Heron - Stop 00:48 25. Church of The Cosmic Skull - The Trial 05:05 26. Yawning Man - Outside the Wall 04:32

PS., Don’t forget to check out the companion release of this tribute: BEST OF PINK FLOYD / REDUX.

Magnetic Eye’s ambitious homage to Pink Floyd, THE WALL [REDUX], had gained some serious momentum in the final week of its preorder/crowdfunding campaign. The confirmation of several higher-profile artists, including Greenleaf, Pallbearer, Mars Red Sky, Sasquatch and Yawning Man all signing on to bring their distinct voices to the project had prompted MER to add an exclusive “Best of Pink Floyd” companion LP for Kickstarter backers only. This complement to the main THE WALL [REDUX] features a range of cuts from throughout the Floyd catalog by even more fantastic artists from the scene and beyond:

HOWLING GIANT / MAMMOTH WEED WIZARD BASTARD / LOS DISIDENTES DEL SUCIO MOTEL / CREEPERS / RED MESA / RUBY THE HATCHET / DOMKRAFT / FORMING THE VOID / YEAR OF THE COBRA / T-TOPS / SERGEANT THUNDERHOOF / SOMNURI / YAWNING MAN

PINK FLOYD TRIBUTE (Various Artists) BEST OF PINK FLOYD / REDUX (2018) Magnetic Eye Records Redux Records

Tracklist: 1. Howling Giant - Matilda Mother 05:50 2. Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard - Lucifer Sam 04:39 3. Los Disidentes del Sucio Motel - Welcome to the Machine 06:11 4. Creepers - Us and Them 06:18 5. Red Mesa - Breathe 06:31 6. Ruby the Hatchet - Pigs (Three Different Ones) 12:06 7. Domkraft - One of These Days 05:43 8. Forming the Void - Fearless 03:20 9. Year of the Cobra - Have a Cigar 05:52 10. T-Tops - The Nile Song 02:48 11. Segeant Thunderhoof - Time 06:51 12. Somnuri - Sheep 09:31 13. Yawning Man - Mudmen 05:41

- necro69mancer -

[obstlich]

Pink Floyd - The Wall (both discs). Have fun trying to rate that *laughs meanly*

From worst to best we have!Don't leave me nowOne of my turnThe show must go onGoodbye cruel worldIs there anybody out thereComfortably numbGoodbye blue skyAnother brick in the wall pt. 1VeraStopIn the flesh The thin ice The happiest days of our livesBring the boys back homeRun like hellMother Another brick in the wall pt. 3Empty SpacesYoung lustWaiting for the worms Outside the wallNobody homeThe trialAnother brick in the wall pt. 2Hey youThank you for the ask this was hard!!!!

[asya-kapu-blog]

Roger Waters The Wall Film Müzikleri

Roger Waters ve Sean Evans’ın tüm dünyada büyük ilgi gören uzun metrajlı filmi “Roger Waters The Wall” ile aynı adı taşıyan film müzikleri Columbia / Legacy Recordings tarafınca 26 Kasım tarihinden itibaren müzik marketlerde… radioeksen‘in haberine nazaran 2 CD, 3 LP vinil plak ve dijital olarak yayınlanacak olan set, Roger Waters ve Sean Evans’ın biletleri tükenen, 1990’dan bu yana klasik Pink Floyd konsept albümünün ilk tam sahnelemesi olan ‘The Wall Live‘ turnesini yansıtıyor ve şu anda RogerWaters.com adresinden ön sipariş verilebiliyor. Kuvvetli bir sulh ve sevgi mesajına demirleyen Rock & Roll sahnesinin bir güç gösterisi olarak ‘The Wall Live’, her yerde müzik fanatikleri için kesinlikle görülmesi ihtiyaç duyulan bir konser etkinliği haline geldi. Dört kıta üstünde 200’den fazla kez gerçekleşen show’da 4.5 milyondan fazla kişiye çalınarak tarihte solo bir sanatçı tarafınca meydana gelen en başarıya ulaşmış dünya turnesi unvanını aldı. Yapımcılığını Nigel Godrich’in üstlendiği “Roger Waters The Wall“, tüm kuşakların tadını çıkarabileceği coşku uyandıran bir dinleme deneyimi sunuyor. Yalnız show’u gören fanatiklerinin değil bununla birlikte orada olmayan yada “The Wall”u ilk kez keşfetmekte olanlar için konserin son armağanı durumunda.

“Roger Waters The Wall“, ek olarak büyük ilgi gören uzun metrajlı aynı adlı filmin eş emek vermesi… Sean Evans ve Roger Waters’ın yönettiği “Roger Waters The Wall”, epik ve kişisel izleri aynı potada eritiyor ve derin bir konser tecrübesi; Waters’ın savaşın kendi ailesi üstündeki tesirini özetleyen bir yol filmi; ve çatışmanın insani boyutta açmış olduğu yaralar hakkında coşkulu bir harp karşıtı film olarak üç seviyede aynı anda işlev kazanıyor. Filmin galası Eylül ayında yalnız bir gecelik küresel beyaz perde vizyonu olarak yapılmış oldu ve tüm dünyadan binlerce hayranı cezbetti. Aslen 1979’da piyasaya sürülen “The Wall”, Pink Floyd‘un ilk ifade konseptli albümü. Roger Waters, asla tanımadığı babasının muharebede vefat etmesiyle lanetlenen zihinsel olarak dağılmış bir rock yıldızı olan baş karakterin yaşamı ve anlarını çizmek için kişisel geçmişinden alıntılar yapmış oldu. Dünyada sıralama başı olan “Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)” ve radyolarda devamlı çalınan “Run Like Hell” ve“Comfortably Numb” ile örnek gösterilebilecek albümün tematik içinde ne olduğu ve müzikal ustalığı tüm dünyadan dinleyicileri heyecanlandırdı. Pink Floyd’un albüm için yapmış olduğu müteakip 1980-81 turnesi sahne kullanımı ve teatral unsurlar bakımından emsalsizdi, sadece prodüksiyonun büyüklüğü turneyi yalnız dört şehirde 31 konser tarihiyle sınırlandırdı. “The Wall”, 1990 senesinde Roger Waters ve bir yıldızlar topluluğu tarafınca yakın süre öncesine kadar Batı ve Doğu Almanya’yı ayıran yansız bölgede yardım amaçlı bir yapım gerçekleştirilene kadar yeniden görülmeyecekti. 20 yıl sonrasında, konser meraklıları “The Wall”u yeniden deneyimleme fırsatı buldu ve milyonlarca fanatik bildiri ve müziğinin ilk günkü şeklinde etkili ve bağlantılı kalacağını teyit ettiler. “Roger Waters The Wall” ile bu fırsat yaşamaya devam ediyor. Roger Waters – Roger Waters The Wall 2CD/3LP VİNİL PLAK/ DİJİTAL Disk 1 1. In the Flesh? 2. The Thin Ice 3. Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 1 4. The Happiest Days of Our Lives 5. Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2 6. The Ballad of Jean Charles de Menezes 7. Mother 8. Goodbye Blue Sky 9. Empty Spaces 10. What Shall We Do Now? 11. Young Lust 12. One of My Turns 13. Don’t Leave Me Now 14. Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 3 15. Last Few Bricks 16. Goodbye Cruel World Disk 2 1. Hey You 2. Is There Anybody Out There? 3. Nobody Home 4. Vera 5. Bring the Boys Back Home 6. Comfortably Numb 7. The Show Must Go On 8. In the Flesh? 9. Run Like Hell 10. Waiting for the Worms 11. Stop 12. The Trial 13. Outside the Wall Kaynak: radioeksen OKUDUYSANIZ PAYLAŞIN LÜTFEN HERKES OKUSUN

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[wokingdan]

The Wall by Pink Floyd

Comfortably Numb

Another Brick In The Wall, Pt. 2

Hey You

Don’t Leave Me Now

Young Lust

send me and album and i’ll tell you my favourite songs!