Pink Floyd - The Endless River (2014) FLAC Beolab1700

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 17 Surfacing.flac18.6 MB
 12 Autumn '68.flac8.4 MB
 15 Calling.flac18.15 MB
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 09 On Noodle Street.flac8.64 MB
 16 Eyes To Pearls.flac9.78 MB
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 05 Skins.flac14 MB
 02 It's What We Do.flac38.07 MB
 08 The Lost Art of Conversation.flac8.45 MB
 01 Things Left Unsaid.flac20.18 MB
 03 Ebb And Flow.flac7.7 MB
 10 Night Light.flac8.29 MB
 13 Allons-Y (2).flac9.56 MB
 04 Sum.flac23.58 MB
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 14 Talkin' Hawkin'.flac18.83 MB
 11 Allons-Y (1).flac12.38 MB
 07 Anisina.flac18.79 MB
 Pink Floyd - The Endless River.m3u1.08 KB
 06 Unsung.flac4.62 MB

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Pink Floyd – The Endless River (2014) FLAC Beolab1700







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Pink Floyd - The Endless River

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Artist...............: Pink Floyd

Album................: The Endless River

Genre................: Progressive Rock

Source...............: CD

Year.................: 2014

Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 & Asus CD-S520

Codec................: Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC)

Version..............: reference libFLAC 1.2.1 20070917

Quality..............: Lossless, (avg. compression: 53 %)

Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit

Tags.................: VorbisComment

Information..........:



Posted by............: Beolab1700 on 06/11/2014



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Tracklisting

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1. Pink Floyd - Autumn '68 [01:35]

2. Pink Floyd - Calling [03:37]

3. Pink Floyd - On Noodle Street [01:42]

4. Pink Floyd - Eyes to Pearls [01:51]

5. Pink Floyd - Skins [02:37]

6. Pink Floyd - It's What We Do [06:17]

7. Pink Floyd - The Lost Art of Conversation [01:42]

8. Pink Floyd - Things Left Unsaid [04:26]

9. Pink Floyd - Ebb and Flow [01:55]

10. Pink Floyd - Night Light [01:42]

11. Pink Floyd - Allons-Y (2) [01:32]

12. Pink Floyd - Louder Than Words [06:36]

13. Pink Floyd - Sum [04:48]

14. Pink Floyd - Surfacing [02:46]

15. Pink Floyd - Talkin' Hawkin' [03:29]

16. Pink Floyd - Allons-Y (1) [01:57]

17. Pink Floyd - Anisina [03:16]

18. Pink Floyd - Unsung [01:07]



Playing Time.........: 53:02

Total Size...........: 286.38 MB





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Pink Floyd aren’t hiding the basic facts behind what will probably turn out to be their last-ever album: The Endless River consists of leftovers from their last studio LP, 1994′s ‘The Division Bell,’ includes mostly instrumental tracks and was assembled as a tribute to keyboardist Richard Wright, who died in 2008. So if it sounds like a collection of old outtakes at times, that’s the point. And if it has more in common with the band’s post-Syd Barrett, pre-superstardom records than the mid-’70s epics that turned on millions of headphones-wielding fans, that’s sorta the point, too.

The Endless River sounds like it was made by a band in transition. And in a way, that’s pretty much what Pink Floyd are these days, with only singer-guitarist David Gilmour and drummer Nick Mason left. Wright plays on these tracks, but he’s almost an ethereal spirit here, drifting above, below and alongside the songs with ghostly detachment. He gives ‘The Endless River’ its familiar qualities, but he also gives it some purpose and some of its aimlessness.



As such, don’t go into the album expecting ‘The Dark Side of the Moon,’ ‘Wish You Were Here’ or even ‘The Division Bell.’ ‘The Endless River’ is subtler, and less inviting, than that. This is not an album of songs so much as it is a collection of ambient music pieces, sculpted together from leftover fragments of a 20-year-old album that, let’s face it, is no classic.



But tracks like the opening ‘Things Left Unsaid,’ ‘It’s What We Do’ (whose synth and rhythm passages echo ‘Welcome to the Machine’) and ‘Allons-Y (2),’ which features a signature searing Gilmour guitar solo, remind fans that, before they became one of the planet’s biggest rock bands, Pink Floyd were scoring long, complex instrumental pieces for people to trip out to.



Many of ‘The Endless River”s 18 cuts are stitched together so that it all flows together as a 53-minute instrumental suite with separate sections. Unfortunately, it doesn’t always come together seamlessly. The sweeping ‘Anisina,’ a highlight, gives way to ‘The Lost Art of Conversation,’ a short, snoozy piano-based track that leads a string of similar, less-than-two-minute songs that were most likely unfinished studio fragments in their original forms. And the plodding ‘Talkin’ Hawkin’,’ which includes a sampled 1994 commercial with physicist Stephen Hawking (and is a sorta sequel to ‘The Division Bell”s ‘Keep Talking’), is more novelty than a fully formed number.



So when Gilmour’s voice cuts through the clutter on ’Louder Than Words,’ the closing track and the album’s only song with a lead vocal, it’s like a memory from the past, reminding us that ‘The Endless River’ is a Pink Floyd album.



But the thing is, it really isn’t. It’s more like a remix record of previously unreleased songs that just happened to be assembled by the artists who made the music. It may not be the final LP fans want from one of classic rock’s most beloved bands, but as a closing-chapter tribute to both their late bandmate and lasting legacy, it’s kinda fitting.



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A TRUE MASTERPIECE

Audio=10 Thank you again. I predict this cd to reach #1 very soon as This CD is Bad Ass but the 3 bonus tracks are not included with this release those are the songs 19,20,21 and they are bad ass. If you don't believe me fire up joint, a blunt, or a bong and smoke the hell out and then just sit here and listen to this and if you don't get it after about 5 times back to back you never will as repeated listenings are required as this is a deep and beautiful sonic landscape that only David Gilmour, Nick Mason, Richard Wright and Pink Floyd could do as its light years ahead of any modern music nowadays. as an old school Pink Floyd fan who saw Pink Floyd and also Roger Waters as well live in concert over 25 times all I got to say is in the words of Darth Vader Impressive Most Impressive!!!
Great
this is FANTASTIC CONSIDERING no pink floyd
exists w/out WATERS
DAVID'S GUITAR WORK IS TRULY BEAUTIFUL
STOP THE FLOYD FEUD GUYS,YA GOT MORE MUSE IN YOU
Awesome thanks
You guys had me worried, there...! :-)



Nice Work THANKS !!


million of thanks