Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse of Reason Newsreel

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• NA

  @narutorox85 · 13 years ago

  It's funny how dated these new segments are, yet the music they're talking about still sounds modern.

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• ED

  @EdwardAndersen · 15 years ago

  That's Andrew Stanton from Pixar at 6:10 (just a kid) buying a Pink Floyd record!

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• PL

  @platovaya · 14 years ago

  Very nice. I dont know why many Pink Floyd fans dont like the albums after The Wall, but I loved them all, Gilmour is fantastic too, their music was still unique. I dont understand...

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• BR

  @brokenmarbles8 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Im so glad I  got to see Floyd when Richard Wright was in the band, RIP, still the best concerts ive seen and heard

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• PA

  @patrickmichaellangan576 · 13 years ago

  I LOVE "A Momentary Lapse Of Reason". Love it or hate it, it's got some incredible pieces of music on it.

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• PA

  @PatrickM.Langan-t6f · 1 month ago

  Momentary Lapse of Reason is my FAV of the Floyd’s 80s albums.

• TH

  @thestorychannel1369 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Every member of Pink Floyd is a valuable part of rock history. ☺️. So much talent and the music is irreplaceable!!!

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  @020266ify · 13 years ago

  you absolutely right my friend, morons just cant understand what this great band is about. Im from Brazil, their sound is unique, does not matter where you from their music is clever and universal    Cheers mate !!!

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• AL

  @Albee213 · 6 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjUEfcs4_84&amp;t=696">11:36</a> police reports that people who called the number asked who the band was and where to purchase their records

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• TH

  @Theendlessriver77 · 6 years ago

  The 80s was an unfortunate time for David’s hair.

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• BE

  @BenWatkinsGtr · 9 years ago

  Amusing to see people still slagging on Momentary Lapse of Reason. It&apos;s a brilliant record, would have been worth buying for &quot;Learning to Fly&quot; alone, or &quot;On the Turning Away.&quot; Artists need to grow, and these songs as written would have never made it through to the album had Waters been at the helm loading every tune with his endless personal angst. There are other things to write about beyond daddy issues and the shortcomings of British public school education, and Gilmour lends a deft hand and a poet&apos;s pen to larger themes, adding important chapters to the Pink Floyd legacy. &nbsp;Things changes, and troopers soldier on and continue to contribute to the cause when others walk away. Bravo to Gilmour, Wright and Mason for leaving us this oft-maligned gem.

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• SA

  @samuelrodovalho3270 · 11 years ago

  One of the best Pink Floyd ever Made... Just can&apos;t have enough.

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