>I'll see you on The Dark Side of the Moon™
I'll see you on The Dark Side of the Moon™
Gavin Lewis
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Nolan Roberts
>all and all you were all just bricks in THE WALL™
seriously
Nolan James
shit taste. that's one of the few moments that gets me on dsotm
Robert Powell
Parker Hernandez
us and them, me and you, down and out, woo hoo
Landon Gonzalez
>but in the end, I’m just an OK Computer
What the fuck
Gavin Martin
OH HOW I WISH
HOW I Wish You Were Here™
SYYYYYYYYYYYD
Landon Hernandez
>Public Image Ltd
>It isn't a registered limited liability body corporate
Is this illegal?
Julian Robinson
Roll credits
Bentley Morris
>wish you were here
Mason Gomez
>i never had the nerve to make the final cut™
Xavier Edwards
>it seems like i'm stuck between heaven or hell
>i guess that's why they call it The Division Bell
are you fucking kidding me?
Josiah Edwards
Brody Cox
DSOTM is kino.
So is Meddle (especially "Echoes" and "One of These Days") and Piper.
Animals is okish, so is "Comfortably Numb".
Ummagumman and Atom Heart Mother are meh.
The rest is a bit boring. I don't know how I sat through the wall so much as a kid, I remember getting bored for parts of it, especially that trial part.
Only Thin Ice (all parts) and Comf Numb make that album.
Gilmore is just the superior musician while Roger occasionally nails the lyrics. Sometimes the lyrics are crap though.
Sid's lyrics are just... I don't even.
Hunter Price
Dad always told me never to bother with it and pretend it doesn't exist.
Same with In Through the Out Door (though I liked "In the Evening" on live recordings).
Ah... Dadrock.
Colton Long
great parental advice
Jeremiah Watson
Page must have been fucking spent after 10 years of bingeing.
Andrew Ward
At least it's better than The Final Cut
Landon Torres
>At least it's better than The Final Cut
Liam Ramirez
>Wrap up til you can't get cozier,
>you're now listening to an album called hozier
You've got to be kidding me.
Noah Gomez
>he doesn't like The Trial
Holy fuck get some taste
Angel Jackson
Seriously. Also, the direction music was taking at the time wasn't kind to a lot of late '60s, early '70s bands who felt they had to adapt.
Jacob Morales
So they did softish rock?
Wasn't punk and thrash metal emerging?
Why.
Zep needs to be dark, moody and heavy on riffs. That band should have naturally progressed to somewhere between where Tool and Kyuss ended up.
Gavin Cooper
But the mainstream sound was going in the direction of synth. The same thing happened with Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton. Punk and Thrash were always on the fringe compared of Pop.
Benjamin Miller
>I'm glad I'm not a blabby toad
>So I can spend my days at Abbey Road
What were they thinking
Connor Myers
>we will all be dying soon
>I'll see you Niggas On the Moon
Okay what the fuck?
Bentley Sanchez
>"A bank... we call that The Money Store"
why the fuck did they do this
Nolan Ward
>I like making sweet sound
>in the Velvet Underground
Ian Foster
>Son if you really want to be the best, then you have to learn to love less
What did they mean by this
Benjamin Wright
Imagine getting filtered by the wall
Nathaniel Parker
>How many years since our last album? Nearly 23
>This one shall be titled m b v
are you fucking kidding me kevin
Ian Miller
kek