Last one. I've been trying to finish the season finale of Rellik for hours now
Nitol
He always includes excellent notes with his videos
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Original vid description w/Wiki information: "Pigs on the Wing" is a two-part song by the progressive rock band Pink Floyd from their 1977 concept album, Animals, starting and wrapping up the album. Animals ties Wish You Were Here as my favorite Pink Floyd album. It's a extremely dark album, but it captures the band at the height of their considerable musical prowess. The song is divided into two parts, which are the first and last tracks of the album. Both are in stark contrast to the album's middle three misanthropic songs, and suggest that companionship can help us overcome our flaws. The casual listener may ignore them for the most part; however they are keys to the album, summing up the album in its entirety in their short 1:25 time spans. Roger Waters apparently refers to himself as a "dog" in Part 2: "Now that I've found somewhere safe to bury my bone/And any fool knows, a dog needs a home/A shelter, from pigs on the wing." Another allusion is found in the line "So I don't feel alone, or the weight of the stone," which refers back to the dogs being "dragged down by the stone". According to Nick Mason, and confirmed by Waters, it is a love song directed towards Waters' new wife at the time, Carolyn. She was really the only one Roger's friends had ever met who could hold her own in an argument with him; according to Mason you had to be very good with semantics to win an argument against him. Waters wrote the song because that's all he had been looking for all along: someone who could stand up to him, an equal. The songs are constructed simply and feature no instrumentation besides a strummed acoustic guitar played by Waters. On the 8-track cartridge release, the song order was changed, and Parts 1 and 2 were played back-to-back at the beginning of the album. They were linked by a guitar bridge performed by Snowy White. Snowy would play the guitar solo in live performances on the 1977 Animals tour. On the last US leg of the performances, David Gilmour would play bass guitar instead of the electric rhythm guitar he played on the European and first US legs of the Animals tour. The complete version of the song, including the instrumental bridge, was re-released on Snowy White's Goldtop compilation album in 1995. I hope this video is (finally!) the start of several I hope to do by Pink Floyd....I won't rest until I've completed a video every track on both Wish You Were Here and Animals.....course it might take a while?! LOL! Anyway....it's a start....hope you enjoy it.
Nitol
He always includes excellent notes with his videos
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Original vid description w/Wiki information: "Pigs on the Wing" is a two-part song by the progressive rock band Pink Floyd from their 1977 concept album, Animals, starting and wrapping up the album. Animals ties Wish You Were Here as my favorite Pink Floyd album. It's a extremely dark album, but it captures the band at the height of their considerable musical prowess. The song is divided into two parts, which are the first and last tracks of the album. Both are in stark contrast to the album's middle three misanthropic songs, and suggest that companionship can help us overcome our flaws. The casual listener may ignore them for the most part; however they are keys to the album, summing up the album in its entirety in their short 1:25 time spans. Roger Waters apparently refers to himself as a "dog" in Part 2: "Now that I've found somewhere safe to bury my bone/And any fool knows, a dog needs a home/A shelter, from pigs on the wing." Another allusion is found in the line "So I don't feel alone, or the weight of the stone," which refers back to the dogs being "dragged down by the stone". According to Nick Mason, and confirmed by Waters, it is a love song directed towards Waters' new wife at the time, Carolyn. She was really the only one Roger's friends had ever met who could hold her own in an argument with him; according to Mason you had to be very good with semantics to win an argument against him. Waters wrote the song because that's all he had been looking for all along: someone who could stand up to him, an equal. The songs are constructed simply and feature no instrumentation besides a strummed acoustic guitar played by Waters. On the 8-track cartridge release, the song order was changed, and Parts 1 and 2 were played back-to-back at the beginning of the album. They were linked by a guitar bridge performed by Snowy White. Snowy would play the guitar solo in live performances on the 1977 Animals tour. On the last US leg of the performances, David Gilmour would play bass guitar instead of the electric rhythm guitar he played on the European and first US legs of the Animals tour. The complete version of the song, including the instrumental bridge, was re-released on Snowy White's Goldtop compilation album in 1995. I hope this video is (finally!) the start of several I hope to do by Pink Floyd....I won't rest until I've completed a video every track on both Wish You Were Here and Animals.....course it might take a while?! LOL! Anyway....it's a start....hope you enjoy it.
Finished Rellik. Mods n music.I like this shinyitis/pet/music thread.
Skip to A Flock of Wah Wahs @ 8:08 if you hate Life's Been Good
DJs always talk over the end of the song so unless you've heard the album....
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Hilarious!!!
I love watching those shopping shows late at night.
One of the funniest presentations was David Venable, doing a cooking segment, and the guest made something. David looks right st the guy and says “get in my mouth!”
I mean, I’m sure he was talking about the bacon Mac and cheese, but for a moment...
I thought that guest was gonna faint. The rest of the show was incredibly awkward.
Morning shiny folks. Tired. Gotta take the kid to the dentist and much cleaning will happen. Sigh. Still glad about my decisions, but eh. Life doesn't always suit. Lots of great wraps, I have boring colored ones, but enough to last a lifetime apparently .
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