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Rating:
THE REVIEW
I don't think it's worth listening to an album again just to trash it...
The horrible memory of the infinitely mediocre and the cheap sociology good for catching several million fools is enough...
Not to mention the despicable use of the Barrett legend...
I know few things more horrible, or worse insignificant...
It's just bourgeois magic, in other words, pure crap...
Ecstasy from the living room and crappy stereo systems for crappy banal effects...
And Floyd were/are collaborators of the existing...disguised as alternatives...
Everlasting glory to johnny the rotten who walked around with the t-shirt âI hate pink floydâ...
Glory to the punk worshipers of barrett...
âI have never met a punk who didnât like Syd Barrett,â wrote Rob Chapman...
This alone is enough to define punk...
I hate this album, I hate it in a way you can't even imagine...
I truly hate it...
TrallallĂĄ...
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Summary by Bot
This review strongly condemns Pink Floyd's 'The Dark Side of the Moon,' calling it mediocre and clichĂŠ. The author criticizes the band's alleged collaboration with mainstream culture and dismisses their artistic claims. Syd Barrett's legacy is seen as misused. The review favors punk rock ethos over Pink Floyd's style.Tracklist Lyrics
01 Bonus Interviews (00:00)
02 Introduction (00:00)
08 Water's World View (00:00)
11 Waters On Rock'n'Roll (00:00)
12 Chris Thomas (00:00)
14 Gilmour's Guitars - Breathe (00:00)
15 Gilmour's Guitars - The Great Gig In The Sky (00:00)
16 Gilmour's Guitars - Us And Them (00:00)
17 Gerry Has The Last Word (00:00)
Pink Floyd
Pink Floyd formed in London in 1965 and became a defining force in psychedelic and progressive rock. The classic lineage spans Syd Barrettâs founding vision, Roger Watersâ conceptual leadership, Richard Wrightâs harmonic textures, Nick Masonâs pulse, and David Gilmourâs arrival in 1968, shaping their signature sound.237 Reviews
