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    Comfortably Numb

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    Comfortably Numb Close your eyes. Imagine a world of time-less stand still. Of no progression and no development. There is no desire for success‚ therefore no fear of failure. Open your eyes. The 7.01 billion people who populate this earth can be said to be put into two categories‚ the talkers and the doers. The talkers are the ones with great ideas and aspirations‚ but the doers are the people who go out each day to make a difference. Depending on your self-awareness and self-confidence‚ throughout

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    Pink Floyd

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    Pink Floyd: The Wall a film that made you question your understanding on if you truly understood the directors meaning towards the film. While watching the film‚ it was obvious there are many different course themes interconnected within the film such as almost death/mostly dead‚ liminal and alternative fantasy. The wall Pink constructed from a young age was to protect him from the pain of love‚ life and death. During the film‚ I started to connect this outrageous film with the At its heart‚ Pink

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    Pink Floyd

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    "The band is just fantastic‚ that is really what I think. Oh by the way‚ which one’s Pink?" In the mid 60’s Syd Barrett formed a psychedelic band‚ with fellow Englishmen Roger Waters‚ Rick Wright‚ and Nick Mason. Barrett on lead guitar‚ Waters on bass‚ Wright on keyboards‚ and Mason on drums. The name came from two of Barrett’s favorite American blues-men‚ Pink Anderson and Floyd Council. They began experimenting with intense instrumentals of feedback‚ electronic screeches‚ and unusual‚ eerie

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    Pink Floyd and the Wall

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    Discussing Pink Floyd and The Wall Rock Opera Pink Floyd’s "the Wall" is arguably one of the most intriguing and imaginative albums in the history of rock music. Since its release in 1979‚ and the subsequent movie of 1982‚ the Wall has become synonymous with‚ if not the very definition of‚ the term "concept album." Aurally explosive on record and visually explosive on the screen‚ the Wall traces the life of the fictional protagonist‚ Pink Floyd‚ from his boyhood days in war-torn

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    project is my favorite Pink Floyd album‚ Dark Side of the Moon. Pink Floyd is a four piece psychedelic rock band that originally consisted of Roger Waters on the bass guitar and vocals‚ Nick Mason on the drums‚ Richard Wright on the keyboard and backing vocals‚ and Syd Barrett on vocals and guitar who was eventually replaced with the legend that is David Gilmore. The album was recorded in June 1972 – January 1973 at the Abbey Roads Studios in London England. This was Pink Floyds sixth studio album eighth

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    Pink Floyd Counterculture

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    Rolling Stones‚ and The Who‚ stood at the forefront of what is known as the “British invasion” -- the spread of British rock and roll to America and other parts of the world. Another up and coming band‚ Pink Floyd‚ also emerging from the counterculture movement‚ used traditional rock and roll influences‚

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    Pink Floyd Research Paper

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    Pink Floyd research paper Hard at work in my room I was contemplating how to start my research paper off with a “BANG!”. When I realized‚ Pink Floyd’s music usually starts very slow and low. Without missing a beat‚ I picked up my acoustic guitar and began lightly strumming the intro to “wish you were here”. The light tones swept me to my high school years and brought back memories of movies‚ road trips accompanied by music such as this‚ music everyone can sing to‚ music that everyone can relate

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    ever encountered is Pink Floyd’s The Wall. The album has been constantly listen too‚ thought about and felt throughout my childhood; and now my adult life. I cant quite remember why I found the album attractive in the first place. I started listening before I could fully understand what the album was about but I knew that is was‚ and would be even more‚ significant as I learned more about myself. As my life went on it became clear why I had these feelings. The main character‚ Pink‚ mimed me; and my

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    Pink Floyd and the Rolling Stones are arguable the two greatest bands to come from England during the 1960’s “British Invasion”. Eventually‚ both bands would end up in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (1996 and 1989 respectively). Both bands had there roots in the Blues. They were talented‚ had sex appeal‚ and were fashion suave. The girls loved them‚ the guys though they were cool‚ and everyone was trying to imitate their style. However‚ despite all the initial success‚ tragedy would strike both

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    Pink Floyd‚ the Wall : Mother Analysis Had Sigmund Freud lived 40 more years (to the overripe old age of 123)‚ he would have been delighted to hear such a wonderful example of his life’s psychoanlytic work embodied in the haunting lyrics of "Mother." Or had Oedipus lived a few millennium longer than his fictional death he would have found an adversary in the youthful Pink‚ a young boy whose desire for maternal acceptance and love is arguably equal to the greatest mother-centered protagonists in

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