Podcasts about Ummagumma

Episode 191! A New Dive Into The Great Album Rock Of The 60s & 70s May 20, 2025 Welcome back to the 60s and 70s….music, that is.  It's Tales Vinyl Tells!  Today we jump into the time machine and re-visit 1966, Woodstock and what's that smell?  There's Something in the air.  I've got a cut from Ummagumma, even Deep Purple.  My name's Brian Hallgren and this is my trip, Tales Vinyl Tells, since 2019.  Some of the best album rock of the 60s & 70s.  Starting off today with The Boss, captured Live in Dublin, Ireland. I want to say thank you to all the financial supporters of Tales Vinyl Tells. Whether a small amount monthly or a very generous donation, each of you listeners is very appreciated and if you can and do give monthly, my deepest gratitude goes to you. If you're not a patron yet and want to know more about becoming a patron of this music program you can go Patron.podbean.com/talesvinyltellssupport. Thank you and rock on! And thanks for listening today.  My email is talesvinyltells@gmail.com.  If you want to hear a Tales Vinyl Tells when it streams live on RadioFreeNashville.org, we do that at 5 PM central time Wednesdays. The program can also be played and downloaded anytime at podbean.com, iHeart podcasts, Player FM podcasts, Listen Notes podcasts and many other podcast places. And of course you can count on hearing the Tales on studiomillswellness.com/tales-vinyl-tells anytime.

Pink Floyd A Saucerful Of Secrets (Live) 12:41 Ummagumma 1969 Prana Crafter Moksha Of Melting Mind 4:59 Rupture of Planes 2015 GROOP Helmet 11:43 GROOP 2022 Hipwell + Kasperkiewicz Laurasia 20:25 WF 90 – Hemispheres 2025 Minami Deutsch / 南ドイツ Can't Get There 7:15 Can't Get There EP 2019 Tren Go! Sound System & Ornamental […]

First off, f*ck x-mas, then let's remember one of the greatest musicians of our time- without shying away from the fact that his murderer, like J & K.M., listened to Pink Floyd on acid (and it wasn't "Ummagumma", it was "Atom Heart Mother")- but we didn't kill a cultural icon! After our respectful memorial celebrating the dead Beatle, we seamlessly transition into sports. Now let's talk about the greatest American documentary filmmakers since the 1960's. It only gets worse from here... Then we eventually get to some poetry. You're welcome. And dead serious- if you actually try to donate to Axl Rose, make sure it's going to the old pug in the Quarter and not the old rocker. Speaking of old, K.M. is incapable of remembering anything. Don't worry, J. Andrews saves the cast by reading a love poem. This is a literary podcast. We want to onomatopoeia on you! What are we talking about? Dirty pleasures? If your guilty pleasure is poetry, then listen til the end- otherwise- unsubscribe. 

In this episode, we talk to Pink Floyd recording pioneer Derek T.Derek, whose love of the band began when he listened to the live sides of Ummagumma in 1969, was present at many significant Pink Floyd gigs in their heyday. He shares his concert memories with our host, Ian Priston, and explains the 1970s vinyl bootleg industry and attempts to stamp it out. Derek took over a tiny record shop in Marlborough Court, just off Carnaby Street, London, in 1973, where he would encounter various classic titles such as The Best of Tour '72. At one point you'll hear Derek talking about an Elvis impersonator at the Crystal Palace concert on 15 May 1971, and this did indeed happen. Derek also acknowledges the loss of his good friend, Syd Barrett specialist Bernard White, in tragic circumstances. Later he talks about his experience of Knebworth '75 and going to the 1977 Wembley concerts. The enigmatic Jesus Jellett is mentioned and Derek explains racing driver James Hunt's connection to The Wall shows. Derek then moves on to his key Pink Floyd archival achievement, filming excerpts of multiple The Wall concerts in England and Germany in 1980 and 1981 from different vantage points on a Super 8 camera. Derek subsequently edited his footage highlights together to form a complete concert production. We would like to thank Vincenzo Gatti for his work on mastering the sound.

Pink Floyd Fellas was recorded in front of a live audience, at least for the first half. The second half just gets really boring and full of itself, not unlike the Pink Floyd album, Ummagumma, which we discuss this week.

Howdy! Sorry to disappoint you but the title is of the throwaway variety. I couldn't think of a suitable title that had to do with the content so I chose an old Pink Floyd song title instead. I don't remember what album it was from but I think it was Ummagumma. I seem to remember that album had several odd song titles. Anyway, there is a big announcement at the end of this episode so listen closely. Enjoy!

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Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason was back on with us this morning, ahead of his Saucerful Of Secrets show at the Miller Theater this weekend! He settled the controversy on how to pronounce "Ummagumma," why he's now tackling the earlier music of Pink Floyd, and how he strives to never be seen as playing in a Pink Floyd tribute band. Nick also told us how they were received for those five early albums, before hitting it big with Dark Side Of The Moon. Check him out! 

Pink Floyd started as a psychedelic rock group, and were one of the most important bands of London's underground scene. But after Syd Barrett left the group, the band struggled to find their identity before eventually solidifying themselves as one of the greatest rock bands of all-time. The albums they recorded during this period might not all be great, but they're still a part of the Pink Floyd journey, and definitely helped the band form their legendary prog rock sound.   Elliot Long, Jeremy Parish, and James Eldred discuss these albums to find the good, the bad, and the Ummagumma.

In the latest episode of the JLS Show, JMac, Lowney and Stuki choose their usual Top 3 picks from the Guntz April playlist.Up for discussion is the 80's synth revolution, lyrics & song meanings, JMac's Amish tendencies and comedians doing music - seriously or otherwise. Also the introduction of a ‘great' new feature and JMac attempts some multitasking.The April playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3LKYzFnZy9Sq2vr2AwNN3s?si=ef20d236f3e54c79Gary Newman on Top of the Pops, 1979: https://youtu.be/BEop9nuTSrgThe Sopranos intro theme on YouTube: https://youtu.be/mJpNmYeooQEBowie, Slip Away article: https://bowiesongs.wordpress.com/2014/03/27/uncle-floyd→slip-away/Seona Dancing (Ricky Gervais) on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Kuy1Z4wqQ4wPink Floyd, Ummagumma on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4uuyGVEZpYaGB1HtewAogW?si=XGRD-_iWRceV6owOMbtZEgJessie Buckley (wiki): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jessie_Buckley Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Warren keeps us close as he sets the scene for yet another incredible episode. We learn about how he prepares for a recording with a listen to a favourite album. This time it's Pink Floyd's Ummagumma. He has a wonderful way of sharing a story and by the time he gets to talking about these iconic 80s action figures, we are fully engaged and ready for anything as long as he keeps guiding us along with his clam positivity and enthusiasm. Warren played with MOTU when he was a kid in the 80s and in fact he still takes them out of the display cabinet every so often for a whirl. Right now is your lucky moment as our host is ready for you to play, reminisce, escape and look ahead with him. Thank for listening.

What instrument did Richard Wright play when he joined the band that would become Pink Floyd? What does Ummagumma mean? Which album did Nick Mason say was his favourite? Join Stevie Nix as he answers all of these questions and more on this episode that can see Emily play on the dark side of the moon.WARNING: This episode contains traces of Culture Club. Featured songs [in alphabetical order]:Brain Damage [Ariane Moffatt] Breathe [Capital Cities]The Great Gig In The Sky [Poor Man's Whiskey]If [Lila Madrigali]Money [Mary Fahl, Mark Linn, Geto Boys, Zoe Gilby]Arnold Layne [David Gilmour ft David Bowie, Kid Loco]See Emily Play [David Bowie, Luca Scherani, Martha Wainwright]Time [Kelsey Wood]Bonus track: Pink Floyd medley20 Covers That Wish You Were Here But Nobody's HomeJoin Stevie on Spotify and Instagramwww.songsungnew.com

The Liner Notes Podcast with Crimson Calamity. Audiocapsules: Deep-dive interviews, reviews, and live tunes from your new favorite artists. We used to read the liner notes. Now? We Listen. NEW SEGMENT!Ground Control with Major Thom:We chat with Mallory's Uncle Thom Trunnell aka Thommy T of top 40 and Underground radio lore in the days of yore. He dishes all about how he got his start in radio, and recounts a tale of eating cheeseburgers with Pink Floyd and finding out what Ummagumma really means.Mallory is flying solo for part one as Lauren had a family matter to attend to, but she'll be back with us next time. Sending her and her family lots of love.ICYMI be sure to stream out new single WildCard. Drop us a line on socials and let us know what you think. Stay tuned, see you next week, thanks for listening! ______________________________________________________________________Subscribe to this podcast AND our mailing list for a free download of our song Fool's Gold - we're a band too! Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Spotify, and Twitter - we wanna be friends with y'all! 

Can cancer, and the knowledge that the end is near, sharpen our perspectives on change? Is war ever glamorous? Should an enemy continue to be an enemy after a war? Might our thoughts be clouded when trying to picture a near future that we might never see? Is there a role for creative visualisation in changing the outcome of change? Do we need technologies not yet developed to contain climate change? Can science fiction throw a light on changes that might happen or have already happened? What's Adam and Eve got to do with how a Christian perceives death? Was it stifling the expression of my brother's feelings to show concern that I might be upsetting him with the way our conversation had gone? This episode raises these questions and I hope the answers are apparent to listeners through these chapters:A visit to the past and forgiving opponentsImagination, Narnia and Careful with that Axe EugeneA visit to the future, technology, working at home and climate changeScience Fiction, psychohistory and predictive psychologyDeath from a Christian perspective; expressing feelingsAlong with episode 1, the  episode is framed around the second and final part of a discussion with my brother, Phil. I described him and the background to our discussion in Episode 1 of Time is Sliding - Time sliding away: viewing change from cancer's helter skelter . The discussion was recorded almost exactly three months before Phil experienced the biggest change that everyone will experience: the end of life. The result shows Phil's humour shining through the fact that he was very ill, tired and weak.   It also provides a series of soundbites, with commentary, illustrating the changes experienced by one person and the society around him over the last 50 or so years.  Books mentioned by Phil:C.S. Lewis, The Chronicles of Narnia, First published between 1950 and 1956.Jules Verne, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas: A World Tour Underwater, translated from the original French by F. P. Walter, 1869Isaac Asimov, The Robot series & Foundation Trilogy  including Phil's thoughts on psycho history.Frank Herbert, Dune, 1965Frank Herbert, Dune Messiah, 1969Frank Herbert, Children of Dune,1976Arthur Aldridge with Mark Ryan, The Last Torpedo Flyers. The True Story of Arthur Aldridge, Hero of the Skies, 2013Eckhart Tolle, The Power of Now, 1997 was also relevant.Films (a.k.a. movies) Phil mentioned:Midway, 2019.Breaking Boundaries: The Science of Our Planet, Netflix Documentary, 2021Phil's Desert Island Disc:Careful with that axe Eugene_ from the Pink Floyd album ‘Ummagumma' released November 1969Photo of Aslan from the Chronicles of Narnia:   K. Mitch Hodge on UnsplashThanks for listening. Rob's on Mastodon @leafn4give@mastodonapp.uk

Arstist Song Time Album Year The Beatles A Day In The Life 5:28 Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band 1967 Pink Floyd Astronomy Domine (Live) 8:17 Ummagumma (2011 remaster) 1969 Genesis Silent Sun 2:10 From Genesis To Revelation (1) 1969 Frank Zappa Little Umbrellas 3:01 Hot Rats [2012 Remaster] 1969 Renaissance Wanderer 3:57 Renaissance 1969 […]

Wish You Were, under this Division Bell, on the Dark Side of the Moon.  We are all animals with the same Atom Heart Mother.  We all like to Meddle with the Pipers at the Gates of Dawn, who are behind The Wall. I have had a Momentary Lapse of Reason, due to The Delicate Sound of Thunder.  I am always at my best when I am at the Endless River with my good friend Ummagumma.  Join the guys with their special guest Carlo, as they discuss the prog legends Pink Floyd.

Bennj, KillerSe7ven et Ummagumma vous présentent les jeux du moment dans ce premier podcast vidéo concocté par nos soins et agrémenté de nos propres captures de gameplay maison : https://youtu.be/qDwt-3KHBBE La Gamescom nous manque et un peu de contenu vidéo devrait on l’espère apporter un peu de sang neuf à la formule. L’émission reste également accessible sur Soundcloud pour les audiophiles. Retrouvez nos impressions sur le FPS frénétique d’id software, Doom Eternal The Ancient Gods, Crash Bandicoot 4 It’s About Time, suivi du célèbre tueur à gage Hitman et enfin le remake musclé de Ghost and Goblins Resurrection. N’hésitez pas à venir communiquer vos impressions sur le forum dédié. Bonne écoute !

It's time for us to once again look deep into the murkiest areas of the music industry and pull out a stinker to induct into our list of Broken Records. On this episode Remfry and Steve return to a favoured pastime for the pair; arguing about Pink Floyd. Their 4th album Ummagumma, released on the 7th of November 1969, is the subject of this week's episode.  Despite Remfry not being a fan, Pink Floyd have done alright for themselves over the years, and this record was both critically and commercially successful. It even has a pretty good reputation amongst the bands hardcore fanbase. Essentially a part live album and part set of improvised solo efforts from the band members, it is seen to be a bridge between the post-Syd Barrett Floyd and the pre-Roger Walters led one. So why is it here? Well, despite the world at large feeling positively about the album, Pink Floyd aren't so keen… neither is Remfry, shocker!

BennJ, KillerSe7ven, Ummagumma & SnipizZ décryptent la sortie de la Playstion 5 en vous proposant une émission entièrement dédiée à la nouvelle machine de chez Sony. SOMMAIRE : - 00:01:17 : En quête du graal - 00:21:08 : Jeux et hardware de la PS5 - 00:45:00 : La DualSense/Astro's Playroom - 00:57:50 : Spider-Man: Miles Morales - 01:10:00 : Demon's Souls - 01:29:10 : Ghost of Tsushima

Pink Floyd went back to their experimental roots for 1969's 'Ummagumma'. The album is one of their last to feature such different songs. Listen to in to hear my thoughts on this album. www.apodcastandacd.com @APodcastandaCD

Well, well, well...here we are at episode #73. This time we talk about a Joe Walsh album called Barnstorm, a Pink Floyd album called Ummagumma and one by the Micheal Stanley Band called Heartland. Enjoy! Also, let us know what you think! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reviewsfromthecrawlspace/message

#SORRYABOUTYOURWIFE The second and third installment from Nick Mason's flutist wife on a Pink Floyd record, are the LTS boys fans or should these contributions never have happened? Episode 28 covers the fourth Pink Floyd Studio album, 1969's "Ummagumma." A half live/half studio album, we will only be covering the STUDIO portion (12 tracks from the CD/streaming track listing) for this episode as we like to only focus on studio albums here at Light the Sky Podcast. Mark, Kevin, Alex, and Chris take you on a historical journey surrounding the album as well as share our favorites and not-so favorites from the record. We go on a deep dive track-by-track listen of this psychedelic rock album as well as share personal stories of discovering Pink Floyd's "Ummagumma." Tune in next week for Episode 29 covering the fifth Pink Floyd studio album "Atom Heart Mother."Follow "Light the Sky Podcast" on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook to stay up-to-date with all things LTS. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lighttheskypodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/LighttheSkyPod1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LightTheSkyPodcast/

#ASPANISHPIECE Episode 27 covers the 1969 third studio album/first soundtrack album "More" by Pink Floyd. Released as the official soundtrack to the 1969 drama-romance film of the same name, Pink Floyd also considers this their third studio album, but was that such a good idea? Syd Barrett 100% out of the band at this point and no Norman Smith in the producer's chair, can the remaining members handle a full studio album without them? Mark, Kevin, Alex, and Chris take you on a historical journey surrounding the album as well as share our favorites and not-so favorites from the record. We go on a deep dive track-by-track listen of this psychedelic rock album as well as share personal stories of discovering Pink Floyd's "More." Tune in next week for Episode 28 covering the fourth Pink Floyd studio album/live album "Ummagumma."Follow "Light the Sky Podcast" on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook to stay up-to-date with all things LTS. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lighttheskypodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/LighttheSkyPod1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LightTheSkyPodcast/

BennJ, KillerSe7ven, Ummagumma & SnipizZ reviennent sur l'actualité vidéo-ludique de cet automne 2020. SOMMAIRE : - L’actualité Nextgen : 00:01:16 - Gears Tactics : 00:37:10 - Death Stranding version PC : 00:46:18 - Star Wars: Squadrons : 00:55:40 - DragonBall FighterZ : 01:11:26 - Carrion : 01:19:18 - Half-Life: Alyx : 01:27:06 - The Procession to Calvary : 01:41:48 - The Last of Us Part II : 01:46:54 - Narcosis : 02:05:51

Big album season has well and truly begun as Steve and Remfry are up to their eyeballs in great new releases from the likes of Napalm Death, Everything Everything, Bob Mould, Fawn Limbs, Jamie Lenman and Hidden Mothers. We also pay our respects to reggae legend Toots Hibbert who sadly passed away last week and another legendary band descends into the pit of Broken Records as Pink Floyd's double one side live, one side studio album Ummagumma is dissected and assessed for a placing in our league table of despair. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

No “Conversa de Botequim” de hoje, eu e o Biofá falamos sobre uma das discografias mais pedidas no canal: a do Pink Floyd. 1967 - The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn 1968 - A Saucerful Of Secrets 1969 - More 1969 - Ummagumma 1970 - Atom Heart Mother 1971 - Meddle 1972 - Obscured By Clouds 1973 - The Dark Side of the Moon 1975 - Wish You Were Here 1977 - Animals 1979 - The Wall 1983 - The Final Cut 1987 - A Momentary Lapse Of Reason 1994 - The Division Bell 2014 - The Endless River

BennJ, KillerSe7ven, Ummagumma & SnipizZ reviennent sur l'actualité vidéo-ludique de ce printemps 2020.

Bonus Episode – Force Ranking Pink Floyd Album Covers The group takes it a bit lighter for this bonus episode while considering the album covers of Pink Floyd. Is Storm overrated? Is the Ummagumma cover a masterpiece? Who is this control group? Questions and fun abound throughout this pandemic Palaver. Don’t forget to check out the pre-show videos on our YouTube channel. Twitter: @progpala Email: progpala@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/ProgPala YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCw_Xxit3D8wbv-AcJ_7Z__w/featured Theme music provided by: Dave DeWhitt

Episode 82 – Pink Floyd Part 4, Ummagumma Paul, Ken and Joe dive into Pink Floyd’s foray into experimentation and sound design. Ummagumma seems to be a polarizing album for the group. Tom was unable to attend this Palaver but views this album VERY favorably. Joe doesn’t get it. Paul and Ken fill in the spectrum in between. Regardless, Ummagumma is an interesting album and a worthwhile Palaver. Twitter: @progpala Email: progpala@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/ProgPala YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCw_Xxit3D8wbv-AcJ_7Z__w/featured Theme music provided by: Dave DeWhitt

I'm back as curator of this week's 101 Dimensions! I have a bit of a different journey of sound and mind planned for us this week. Here's our itinerary: 1. Nik Turner – Adjust The Future (8:04); Hypernova (8:39); and Spiritual Machines (5:04) (from the album Space Fusion Odyssey, 2015)2. Asturias – Circle In The Forest (22:24) (from the album Circle In The Forest, 1988)3. The Olivia Tremor Control – Green Typewriters, Pt. 6 -10 (15:57) (from the album Dusk At Cubist Castle, 1996)4. Pink Floyd – Sysyphus, Pt. I – IV (13:28) (from the album Ummagumma, 1969)5. Ian Boddy & Markus Reuter – A Beginning In Light (8:35); Within The Space Between Things (3:49); and Trace The Memory (8:58) (from the album Distant Rituals, 1999)6. Mike Dickson – Pour Forth Thy Spirit (3:01); FM1SM (4:01); and Threnody (9:46) (from the album Basilica, 2011)I hope you will join me!T

PINK FLOYD LETS EVERYBODY WRITE! Bass-centric tribute artist Rick Thompson grooves with us in a cave while we discuss this transitional album. How do you pronounce "Ummagumma"? Which member of Pink Floyd looks like a horse? Is the Grand Vizier a Pict? How did Nick Mason sneak his flautist wife in on what was supposed to be a totally solo outing? Which comes first, meat or pudding? Would this work better as a soundtrack? Who owns "The Madcap Laughs" but not "Dark Side Of The Moon"? How many copies of this album were sold that only had the second disc played once or twice? Set the controls to the heart of the sun this week on Detours and Outliers.

PINK FLOYD LETS EVERYBODY WRITE! Bass-centric tribute artist Rick Thompson grooves with us in a cave while we discuss this transitional album. How do you pronounce "Ummagumma"? Which member of Pink Floyd looks like a horse? Is the Grand Vizier a Pict? How did Nick Mason sneak his flautist wife in on what was supposed to be a totally solo outing? Which comes first, meat or pudding? Would this work better as a soundtrack? Who owns "The Madcap Laughs" but not "Dark Side Of The Moon"? How many copies of this album were sold that only had the second disc played once or twice? Set the controls to the heart of the sun this week on Detours and Outliers.

In this week's episode, RBP's power trio reforms to talk about all that's new – and everything that's free – on the site this week. Los tres hombres start with the solo Bryan Ferry, a.k.a. "Byron Ferrari", a.k.a. "Friern Barnet", revisiting the Roxy Music frontman's makeover as a dinner-jacketed lounge lizard and aspiring country gentleman. They then mark the publication of Mike Barnes' Prog-Rock magnum opus A New Day Yesterday with a free-ranging chinwag about the pros and cons of said genre – with specific reference to Mike's great pieces on Pink Floyd and Peter Hammill.We hear a hilarious clip of beloved country-folk troubadour John Prine reminiscing about an improbable visit to Phil Spector's L.A. mansion, followed by a good-humoured debate on the merits or otherwise of, well, country-folk troubadours such as John Prine.Finally, Mark walks us through his personal highlights of the week's "library load", focusing on quotes from pieces about Paul Simon, the Bang(le)s and an unlikely 1997 hook-up between the Wu-Tang Clan and Sharleen Spiteri's Texas. Discussion of maverick axeman Marc Ribot and electro-swingers Caravan Palace rounds the episode.Pieces discussed: Bryan Ferry, Brain Fury, Biryani Ferret, Pink Floyd's Ummagumma, Peter Hammill/Van der Graaf Generator, Captain Beefheart, John Prine audio, the Mersey Scene, The Supremes, Charlie Watts, Paul McCartney on Jimi Hendrix, Jimi Hendrix live, Paul Simon, Kilburn and the High Roads, The Bangs, R.E.M., Deborah Harry, Wu-Tang Clan meets Texas, Pet Shop Boys, Marc Ribot, Foals' Yannis Philippakis, Lianne La Havas and Caravan Palace

In this week's episode, RBP's power trio reforms to talk about all that's new – and everything that's free – on the site this week. Los tres hombres start with the solo Bryan Ferry, a.k.a. "Byron Ferrari", a.k.a. "Friern Barnet", revisiting the Roxy Music frontman's makeover as a dinner-jacketed lounge lizard and aspiring country gentleman. They then mark the publication of Mike Barnes' Prog-Rock magnum opus A New Day Yesterday with a free-ranging chinwag about the pros and cons of said genre – with specific reference to Mike's great pieces on Pink Floyd and Peter Hammill.We hear a hilarious clip of beloved country-folk troubadour John Prine reminiscing about an improbable visit to Phil Spector's L.A. mansion, followed by a good-humoured debate on the merits or otherwise of, well, country-folk troubadours such as John Prine.Finally, Mark walks us through his personal highlights of the week's "library load", focusing on quotes from pieces about Paul Simon, the Bang(le)s and an unlikely 1997 hook-up between the Wu-Tang Clan and Sharleen Spiteri's Texas. Discussion of maverick axeman Marc Ribot and electro-swingers Caravan Palace rounds the episode.Pieces discussed: Bryan Ferry, Brain Fury, Biryani Ferret, Pink Floyd's Ummagumma, Peter Hammill/Van der Graaf Generator, Captain Beefheart, John Prine audio, the Mersey Scene, The Supremes, Charlie Watts, Paul McCartney on Jimi Hendrix, Jimi Hendrix live, Paul Simon, Kilburn and the High Roads, The Bangs, R.E.M., Deborah Harry, Wu-Tang Clan meets Texas, Pet Shop Boys, Marc Ribot, Foals' Yannis Philippakis, Lianne La Havas and Caravan PalaceThe Rock's Backpages podcast is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network.

LISTENSet the controls for the heart of the sun! The Old Guys finally explode their love like an on-stage flash pot all over Pink Floyd. Hear men of a certain age say "dookie". What might "Ummagumma" mean? We slide into Shawn's "weird crack". Then we meet smug, arrogant teen Shawn while Eric foists Floyd mixtapes on unsuspecting girlfriends.  #crawcleaningtimeJoin the conversation (and see our artifact album) on our Facebook: facebook.com/oldguyswholovethings and talk to us via email: oldguyswholovethings@gmail.comOLD GUYS WATCH CLUB (YouTube playlist): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_lfD1EhrKokbJiiyG9mYVI8gvBslswEvOLD GUYS SPOTIFY PLAYLIST:  https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4cChDIOuO6HfHo9QryZQKd?si=e3E0JXlxQSOx21T9gbwmjQFind Shawn online: http://www.gruegallery.com  and  https://www.shawndooleyart.com/Find Eric online:  http://www.epschwartz.com

Segunda parte do programa dedicado a apresentar a fase germinal e psicodélica da banda Pink Floyd. Nesta edição ouviremos discos gravados entre 1969 e 1972. Os albuns Ummagumma, Atom Heart Mother (também conhecido como disco da “Vaca”), Meddle e Obscured by Clouds. Boa escuta e até a próxima! Playlist: Sysyphus… Source

BennJ, KillerSe7ven, Golguth & Ummagumma reviennent sur l'actualité vidéo-ludique de cette fin d'année 2019.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of The Wizard of Oz on the 80th anniversary of its 1939 premiere. We don't bother to hide our love for this one; its airplay on TV since the early days of TV have only helped it become part of our culture. We get into its creation, the books, the remakes (before and after), the casting, and a whole lot of other stuff. Plus our usual crazy talk and our picks of the week.   Announcements: Come hang out with us! We have monthly meetups on 2nd Saturdays in Garland, TX; details on Facebook & Twitter & the Events tab on our website   What we're up to this week: Still prepping for October - plugging #AllTheHorror and our own Horror Month

BennJ, KillerSe7ven, Darkhan, Ummagumma et SnipizZ reviennent sur l'actualité vidéo-ludique de ce milieu d'année 2019.

nel 1969 i Pink Floyd sono attivissimi e realizzano due album, completamente differenti l'uno dall'altro

nel 1969 i Pink Floyd sono attivissimi e realizzano due album, completamente differenti l'uno dall'altro

Welcome to Episode 22! Conrad Life Report is a podcast about life, including digital media, music, books, food, drink, New York City, and more. Episode 22 topics: Intro theme: none, The National at I Heart Radio Theatre, Nathan Walker, Threes Brewing, Lowe's, John Wick 3, Times Square Dave and Buster's, Grateful Dead Night at Threes Brewing, Gowanus Yacht Club, Governor's Island, Fleet Week, USS Hue City, Memorial Day, Brandy Library, Garden of the Ark at The Kingsland, Sticky Fingers by Joe Hagan, Rolling Stones, Send Aid by Chuck Cleaver, pher-boney by Joe Russo, Mac DeMarco, Atom Heart Mother and Ummagumma by Pink Floyd, Other Half DDH Space Daydream, Dip-A-Roos, Hill Farmstead Foster, NBA Finals, Toronto Raptors vs Toronto Hogs, outro music: none.

BennJ, KillerSe7ven, Golguth, Ummagumma et SnipizZ reviennent sur l'actualité vidéo-ludique de ce début d'année 2019.

Our humble beginnings of listening to music. The good, the bad, and the ambient groovy.Kevan’s Beers: Mad Tree Brewing Luna Lux • Southern Tier 8 Days A WeekMichael’s Beers: Rhinegeist Truth IPA • Goose Island IPAThe DiscussionPink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon, Pulse, Ummagumma, AnimalsBryan Adams - (Everything I Do) I Do It For YouBeavis and Butt-Head ExperienceSun TVDadaAbbaEaston Town CenterNirvana - Smells Like Teen SpiritSpice GirlsIncubusChevelLimp Biscuitmoe.PhishHouse Music GenresMetal GenresCraig sticking in to the man with Rage lyricsChildish Gambino - Feels Like Summer • iTunes • SpotifyLastlings - Deja Vu (Luke Alessi Remix) • iTunes • Spotify

This week Kyle and Matthew go to the dark side of the rad with the Spoon Man himself Mike Mitchell (The Birthday Boys, Doughboys Podcast), to chat about Mitch's all-time favorite band: Pink Floyd. The gang talks about their first exposure to Pink Floyd and take a look at Floyd's place in the classic rock cannon. They also ruminate on why their music seems to hold up better over time than their contemporaries. Kyle and Mitch debate the merits of Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd (Kyle is a fan) vs. later era Post-Roger Waters Pink Floyd (Mitch is a fan). Mitch also talks about the film adaptation of The Wall and how there really is no other movie like it. Plus, all parties involved share their experiences with laser shows. There are some mighty fine tangents about the modern movie landscape, a defense for “uncool” bands, East Coast vs. West Coast hippies, and Kyle gushes about The Birthday Boys. (Note from Kyle: Seriously! The whole series is on Netflix! Go watch it! Now! We'll wait...) Get ready to shine on like a couple of crazy diamonds!   Weekly Rads: The NES Classic, Dr. Mario, and our special guest Ed Salazar! Raddendums: The Wall, Roger Waters, Dark Side of the Moon, Led Zeppelin, Moondance, Boyhood, Dazed and Confused, Ummagumma, ask kyle what that sad thing he played was, Enema, Nine Inch Nails, Tool, Gordon Lightfoot, Joshua Tree, Wish You Were Here, Piper at the Gates of Dawn, The Final Cut, Momentary Lapse of Reason, The Ten, The Birthday Boys

Today acclaimed musician Richard Youngs joins us to discuss his love for Pink Floyd and in particular their cray cray album "Ummagumma". We get to the heart of what keeps such a diverse band together; adhesive.

Terza puntata della saga dei Pink Floyd : Il 1969 è l'anno di un doppio album: " Ummagumma".Seconda parte.

Terza puntata della saga dei Pink Floyd : Il 1969 è l'anno di un doppio album: " Ummagumma". Prima parte.

My ongoing fascination with the Oakland / San Francisco Krautrockers?, Mushroom, continues....This record / cd was released in 2004 on the Black Beauty label and contains all instrumental tracks with the first disk titled "LONDON". It reflects Mushroom's infatuation with various strains of British psychedelia, prog rock and folk-rock. Gotta put that electric harpsichord and Mellotron to use, bro. Pitch-perfect homages to Ummagumma-era Pink Floyd, Pentangle, early King Crimson and The Wicker Man soundtrack mark some of this CD's highlights. Again the tracks are strung together as one long track....it works quite well! See what you think.

Click To Play QuicktimeClick To Play Flash Ok, it's a little long. Getting back into the videoblogging groove. I have seen pigeons around town do this flying sun dance before and have always wanted to catch it. While running some errands on a beautiful day yesterday, I finally did. Also some random driving footage on a glorious fall day. Pink Floyd, "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun" from the Ummagumma album provides the perfect spacey soundtrack.