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How a magnum opus took shape - from the Irish Times

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    Joe_Dull
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    What an ambiguously and uselessly titled thread. Why not call it, "Nick Mason interview with the Irish Times" or "Nick Mason on Dark Side of the Moon"?


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    Le_Dieux
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    Joe_Dull wrote: »
    What an ambiguously and uselessly titled thread. Why not call it, "Nick Mason interview with the Irish Times" or "Nick Mason on Dark Side of the Moon"?

    I took the title from the webpage., Geez, is it possible to please anyone anytime??

    Sorry I ever went to the trouble to share the item.


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    Joe_Dull
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    Le_Dieux wrote: »
    I took the title from the webpage., Geez, is it possible to please anyone anytime??

    Sorry I ever went to the trouble to share the item.

    Usually the point of a discussion board is to discuss rather than just post links. But yes, it's interesting.


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    LH Pathe
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    What's that a new ice-cream? Fascinating process .. Tl:dr.

    Shït I thought I was in AH :/


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    buck65
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    Thanks OP for posting. Read that on Saturday, decent enough article - but the part where Mason said if a current band tried to make an album like that now they wouldn't be allowed makes me think Nick never before heard of experimental music.
    Not PF greatest record I think, listened to it continuosly for about 6 months when I was younger (and high) loved it then but wouldn't listen to it now except a once off.


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    Kess73
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    buck65 wrote: »
    Thanks OP for posting. Read that on Saturday, decent enough article - but the part where Mason said if a current band tried to make an album like that now they wouldn't be allowed makes me think Nick never before heard of experimental music.
    Not PF greatest record I think, listened to it continuosly for about 6 months when I was younger (and high) loved it then but wouldn't listen to it now except a once off.


    Yeah would be of the same thinking. It often gets touted as their greatest album and what not, but it does not get the same kind of repeat listening from me anymore that some of the other PF albums still do. That said when I do crack it out the odd time it still sounds great.


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