Spinning Today - What Are You Listening To Right Now? (Part 4)

[Barry]

Nice one Steve!

[Macca]

Given my disappointment with Pink Floyd's 'Animals', I though I would play a couple of other PF albums which have dropped below the radar. They are:

Music From the Film More

Really enjoyed this; played reasonably loud, nearly everything caught my attention. I have seen the film twice: first on its release at the cinema in 1969, and the second a rare showing on TV, probably in the '90s.


Obscured by Clouds

CD EMI CDP 7 46385 2 (1972)

This is the soundtrack to the film 'La Vallée', a film which I have seen but left little impression on me, and that is possibly why this PF disc did the same. Ho Hum!

Animals and Obscured By Clouds are my two favourite Floyd albums

You have a different mastering of Animals to me. I have the original CD issue.

[Idlewithnodrive]

CD

[Pigmy Pony]

Really enjoyed this; played reasonably loud, nearly everything caught my attention. I have seen the film twice: first on its release at the cinema in 1969, and the second a rare showing on TV, probably in the '90s.

I've never owned nor heard "More", I'd never really thought of it as a proper Floyd album. My loss maybe. I think I'll stick it on my list.

[Idlewithnodrive]

I've never owned nor heard "More", I'd never really thought of it as a proper Floyd album. My loss maybe. I think I'll stick it on my list.

Me neither, the Pink Floyd just doesn't sit right.

[Barry]

What about 'Obscured by Clouds'? That too is a film score by Pink Floyd.

And then there is 'The Body', also by PF.

[Pigmy Pony]

What about 'Obscured by Clouds'? That too is a film score by Pink Floyd.

And then there is 'The Body', also by PF.

Never heard of "The Body", except of course the Stephen King novel. And I did not know That Obscured by Clouds was a soundtrack, even though I've had a copy since the 70s. So much to learn, so little time.

[Dom66]

[Barry]

Never heard of "The Body", except of course the Stephen King novel. And I did not know That Obscured by Clouds was a soundtrack, even though I've had a copy since the 70s. So much to learn, so little time.

'The Body' was a collaboration between Ron Geesin and Roger Walters, so it would be disingenuous for me to suggest that it was a documentary film soundtrack by Pink Floyd; however all four members of the group do play together on one of the tracks (on the second side, I think, as I don't possess the album).

[Pigmy Pony]