Legion World Forums LEGION COMPANION The Anywhere Machine So, what are you listening to?

^^Got to be better than Waters's re-imagining of DSotM.

Gilmour 2024 album's first single:



My first impression is that it's not bad at all.

Yeah it's pretty good. His last album, Rattle That Lock, was just ok, but the title track was amazing.

The one before that, On an Island, was AMAZING. I still listen to that entire album on the regular.

I agree 100 percent about "On an Island."

First time I've seen that video, actually.

My main thoughts - my dude can seriously still play and make it look easy.

Also, its REALLY weird seeing an older Guy Pratt.... definitely making me feel my age... LOL

I went a whole goddamn rabbit hole tonight with Gilmour's Live in Gdansk, to end up here, only to be disappointed with the lack of Fried Chicken...

One Vision

LOL

I'd pay a Queen's ransom to hear Gilmour yell, "FRIED CHICKEN!"

And R.I.P. Duane Eddy.

The Beatles' Sgt Pepper album. There has been so much retrospective criticism of this thing, that I think these days it would actually qualify as underrated!

Yes, there's lots of trippy, whimsical, celebratory fun to be had, but the album always keeps one foot firmly planted in the real, far-from-utopian world: the narrator of "Getting Better" remorsefully admitting to being a wife beater, the eerie ambiguity among the already exquisite melancholy of "She's Leaving Home," and, of course, the masterful final track, "A Day In the Life," where the average citizen stays willfully blind to the weird chaos surrounding them.

Finally, let's not forget that one the Beatles' best non-album double A-sides, "Strawberry Fields Forever"/"Penny Lane" was a product of the Pepper album sessions!

Like many, Strawberry Fields Forever and Penny Lane are put into my phone folder of Sgt Peppers, where they belong

Glad to hear that, Thoth.

I'd even daresay that the Beatles should have broken up after Sgt Pepper. The best songs from the later Beatles albums would have shown up on their solo recordings.