Radiohead Vinyl Reissue Coming This Spring

Edit Rollingstone 07 May 2016
This spring is proving to be an exciting season for Radiohead fans. Following close on the heels of this weekend's digital release of their new album, the band's discography will be reissued on vinyl later this month.  Sidebar ... 1967's The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, 1968's A Saucerful of Secrets and 1969's More soundtrack and Ummagumma double-LP. ....

Pink Floyd’s entire back catalog to get the deluxe vinyl reissue treatment

Edit Digital Trends 06 May 2016
Pink Floyd's entire back catalog will be reissued on vinyl, starting this spring with the group's first four albums, from 1967's The Piper at the Gates of Dawn to 1969's Ummagumma, with the rest of the catalog to follow. The post Pink Floyd’s entire back catalog to get the deluxe vinyl reissue treatment appeared first on Digital Trends ... ....

Pink Floyd to reissue entire back catalogue on vinyl

Edit NME 06 May 2016
... kick off with the first four Pink Floyd full-lengths (1967's 'The Piper at the Gates of Dawn', 1968's 'A Saucerful of Secrets', 1969's 'More' soundtrack and 'Ummagumma' double album)....

Pink Floyd's First Four Albums Are Being Reissued on Vinyl

Edit Billboard 06 May 2016
The initial group of albums will including The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967), A Saucerful of Secrets (1968), the soundtrack to the movie More (1969) and the two-LP set Ummagumma (1969).  ... See Pink Floyd's 15 Albums Ranked From Highest to Lowest Charting ... ....

Pink Floyd to Launch Massive Vinyl Reissue Campaign

Edit Rollingstone 06 May 2016
Pink Floyd will begin reissuing their discography on vinyl this spring. The band will be putting out the LPs via its own Pink Floyd Records, in association with Columbia. Sidebar. David Gilmour Ends Tour With Pink Floyd Hits, Soaring Solos » ... 1967's The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, 1968's A Saucerful of Secrets and 1969's More soundtrack and Ummagumma double-LP ... ....

Brian Eno meets Yanis Varoufakis: ‘Economists are more showbiz than pop stars now'

Edit The Guardian 28 Nov 2015
Brian Eno, producer, composer and former Roxy Music keyboard player. Yanis Varoufakis, former finance minister for Greece’s Syriza government. Words by Brian Eno and Yanis Varoufakis. The British musician and producer Brian Eno meets Yanis Varoufakis, former finance minister for Greece’s Syriza government, at Eno’s recording studio in west London ... Brian Eno How did you get here? ... And he was impressed by Pink Floyd’s Ummagumma cover ... ....

Tuned in: Feel-good factor in 1980s pop revival

Edit Canberra Times 02 Sep 2015
Because Kilbey​ will be performing alone at the convention centre, I wonder if he will decide to succumb fully to the past and perform a few tunes from 1989 solo album Remindlessness​ which delves into psychedelic explorations sometimes reminiscent of the eternally strange 1969 Pink Floyd​ album Ummagumma​. . It would be fantastic if that happened right before Pseudo Echo performs Funky Town.  . ....

Nassau Coliseum quiz: 43 years, 43 questions

Edit Newsday 03 Aug 2015
Reprints + -. The Nassau Coliseum on Friday, July 31, 2015. Photo Credit. Danielle Finkelstein. advertisement . advertise on newsday. Nassau Coliseum has hosted countless sporting events, musical concerts, political rallies and other cultural activities for more than four decades. But, how well do you know your hometown venue? ... Most popular ... Criblez.). BILLY AT THE COLISEUM. 1 ... advertisement . advertise on newsday. A. "Piano Man". B ... C ... D ... "Ummagumma"....

Reviews: Neil Young, Lau, The Milk Carton Kids, Major Lazer, Mike Nock and Roger Manins

Edit The Australian 27 Jun 2015
Neil Young astride his high horse can be a fairly formidable force of nature. ROCK. The Monsanto Years. Neil Young + Promise of the Real. Reprise/Warner ... ROOTS ... In The Bell that Never Rang, a strings-driven neoclassical opening featuring the quartet gives way to a psychedelic passage that emits echoes of Pink Floyd’s late 1960s masterpiece Ummagumma before morphing into a haunting song with a protracted, progressively choral refrain....

The Endless River review: Pink Floyd fades out

Edit Canberra Times 01 Dec 2014
Artwork. Pink Floyd's The Endless River is a departure writ in water. So this is it, the end. It has come not with a bang, nor a whimper, but as a departure writ in water. a stream of musical consciousness. Or as Pink Floyd have called it. The Endless River.  ... His work from those Division Bell sessions dominates this piece ... There are barely any words ... Gilmour says ... There are several other borrowings going back to Ummagumma from 1969 ... ....

Pink Floyd’s Weekend Wasn’t as Good as N.Y. Jets’: Opening Line

Edit Bloomberg 10 Nov 2014
Salinger? What we do with our lives and our days and what that means to us can be a study in dedication or ego, or both ... Heck, it’s Pink Floyd. Or most of them ... But still ... In the reviews’ complimentary undertones, they suggest the work evokes moments of some of the band’s revered canon, from “Wish You Were Here” to “Dark Side of the Moon,” all the way back to “Ummagumma.” The less complimentary undertones make the same observations ... ***....

Pink Floyd: The Endless River

Edit The Irish Times 07 Nov 2014
Reminiscent of Ummagumma, it’s very much a mood affair and as close to ambient as they’ll ever get ... One for the headphones. But a rather muted goodbye all the same. pinkfloyd.com ....

Pink Floyd: The Endless River review – a fitting footnote to their career

Edit The Guardian 06 Nov 2014
3 / 5 stars. (EMI). @alexispetridis. Most observers assumed the story of Pink Floyd had ended nine years ago, on the Live 8 stage in Hyde Park, with an awkward group hug that at least one band member had to be visibly coerced into joining. It was a perfectly Pink Floydish way to end Pink Floyd ... The last time Pink Floyd countenanced such a thing was on 1969’s Ummagumma, an album that bore a distinct hint of will-this-do? about it ... ....
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