Pink Floyd's Young Lust – explained and demystified
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#12Who remembers the ol' collect-call-to-yourself as a sign you made it home OK? I remember my family, when I was little, was mindful of the cost of phone calls to an extent that we used this trick a few times.
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#13Excellent Pink Floyd exhibition in Los Angeles until January 9th. Lots of really interesting insight: https://www.vmmla.com/the-pink-floyd-exhibition/ WARNING: Music plays as soon as you enter this site. We went a couple of weeks ago. You can probably be in and out of there in about an hour. It depends on just how much of it you want to read and watch (they have videos with interviews, etc.). I love the band. Pink Fl…
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#14Excellent Pink Floyd exhibition in Los Angeles until January 9th. Lots of really interesting insight: https://www.vmmla.com/the-pink-floyd-exhibition/ WARNING: Music plays as soon as you enter this site. We went a couple of weeks ago. You can probably be in and out of there in about an hour. It depends on just how much of it you want to read and watch (they have videos with interviews, etc.). I love the band. Pink Fl…
Thanks for posting that, definitely will get some tickets.
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#15I remember when the album was released and bought a copy. Much was made at the time that this was a real call: one of the PF guys (don’t remember who) told a friend in the UK that if they received a call from “Mr Floyd to Mrs Floyd” just hang up. The genius part was the the real phone operator quickly tweaked onto the fact that the call was to Mrs Floyd, who should have been alone, but a man answered…
Yep, unfortunately TFA got that part wrong.
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#16If you're a fan of Pink Floyd's Young Lust (from the album "The Wall" released in 1979) but are scratching you head as to all the beeps and boops you hear during the telephone call portion of the song - this article explains it all.
As a nerd, and a huge Pink Floyd fan, I'm embarrassed to say I never really paid attention to those noises.
Immediate reinstatment will be possible by naming the year and result of the match the crowd was recorded for Fearless.
Re: Pink Floyd's Young Lust – explained and demystified
#17Excellent Pink Floyd exhibition in Los Angeles until January 9th. Lots of really interesting insight: https://www.vmmla.com/the-pink-floyd-exhibition/ WARNING: Music plays as soon as you enter this site. We went a couple of weeks ago. You can probably be in and out of there in about an hour. It depends on just how much of it you want to read and watch (they have videos with interviews, etc.). I love the band. Pink Fl…
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#19Excellent Pink Floyd exhibition in Los Angeles until January 9th. Lots of really interesting insight: https://www.vmmla.com/the-pink-floyd-exhibition/ WARNING: Music plays as soon as you enter this site. We went a couple of weeks ago. You can probably be in and out of there in about an hour. It depends on just how much of it you want to read and watch (they have videos with interviews, etc.). I love the band. Pink Fl…
I gotta respectfully disagree . Meddle was peak Floyd for me. The whole album is a transporting experience, including IMO the best Gilmour guitar solo ever.
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#20Who remembers the ol' collect-call-to-yourself as a sign you made it home OK? I remember my family, when I was little, was mindful of the cost of phone calls to an extent that we used this trick a few times.
Or person to person calls which indicated that the other (refusing) party could call you back with direct dial much less (relatively) expensively. Also traded cassette tapes with parents in college.