• barneypiccolo@lemm.ee
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    22 hours ago

    The Wall is my favorite album of all time, but DSOTM is still special. I only remember seeing two album covers for the first time - Sgt Pepper, and DSOTM.

    Back in the 70s and 80s, I worked in record stores, and DSOTM sold multiple times, every single day, even though it had been out for years, and they had three subsequent albums. I knew people who played it every day, and had to buy a new copy every year. I knew plenty of people who came to love music and record collecting after they first heard DSOTM, and it became their favorite album. It changed lots of lives.

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        15 hours ago

        Not bad, but not their very best. The Big 4: DSOTM, WYWH, Animals, The Wall are the peak with Meddle and The Final Cut as Honorable Mentions.

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          11 hours ago

          Coincidentally, I just listened to something vaguely floydy today. Tangerine Dream’s first album. Electronic Meditations.

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          15 hours ago

          Then we must agree to disagree.

          WYWH, yeah sure, on my top 5 list. And meddle, sure. And ummagumma and zabriski point.

          But ya, those others, not so much.

          That said.

          Who do you like that’s modern with a similar vibe? Some of M83, BOC for me maybe

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            9 hours ago

            Try mid-70s Yes - The Yes Album, Close to the Edge, Fragile.

            Also Rush, Tool, Emerson Lake & Palmer (Brain Salad Surgery).