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    New David Gilmour album incoming

    For those who are interested in that sort of thing...

    https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/lates...announced.html
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    there was a time that i would have been very excited by this.

    that time was before "rattle that lock"

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    Quote Originally Posted by kenschwartz View Post
    there was a time that i would have been very excited by this.

    that time was before "rattle that lock"
    He's in a bit of an "old favorite artist" sweet spot for me....I don't expect miracles or masterpieces from him anymore, but he releases new stuff so infrequently that I really can't complain. Dropping $15 or so once a decade for solid C+ material isn't exactly breaking my bank
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    Quote Originally Posted by battema View Post
    He's in a bit of an "old favorite artist" sweet spot for me....I don't expect miracles or masterpieces from him anymore, but he releases new stuff so infrequently that I really can't complain. Dropping $15 or so once a decade for solid C+ material isn't exactly breaking my bank
    We can't all be independently wealthy, like you, John

    TBH, it's more like i don't know when i'm going to feel like it is the thing i want to hear "right now", more than anything else. of course, if others, whose opinions i trust, are saying enough good things, i'll give it a shot

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    Quote Originally Posted by kenschwartz View Post
    We can't all be independently wealthy, like you, John


    Quote Originally Posted by kenschwartz View Post
    TBH, it's more like i don't know when i'm going to feel like it is the thing i want to hear "right now", more than anything else. of course, if others, whose opinions i trust, are saying enough good things, i'll give it a shot
    Oh yeah, I get it. As a whole Rattle was a definite step down from On an Island (which I happen to really enjoy). But there are a couple of tracks that I still enjoy from time to time, that make owning the album worth the $$. But I definitely appreciate folks approaching with healthy caution.
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    Quote Originally Posted by battema View Post


    Oh yeah, I get it. As a whole Rattle was a definite step down from On an Island (which I happen to really enjoy). But there are a couple of tracks that I still enjoy from time to time, that make owning the album worth the $$. But I definitely appreciate folks approaching with healthy caution.
    Thanks for writing my opinion

    I find that RTL is 2/3 an album and I believe that that instrumental tracks were there because that is what he is expected to do. I find them enjoyable but if he wants to go in another direction, then I'm here for it. That change comes with larger risks, but at this stage of the game, the worst that can happen to him is a slightly bruised ego if the gamble doesn't pan out.

    FWIW - Two of my fav tracks on RTL are the 2 versions of The Girl In The Yellow Dress. Haven't decided which I enjoy most.
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    Someone stated there are several dropouts on this youtube vid ... Means that it's getting played a lot. at least he can get paid.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kenschwartz View Post
    We can't all be independently wealthy, like you, John
    Exactly. Personally, for instance, I only buy albums that have potential for high replay value. And as far as preordering goes, the only artist I trust enough to preorder their music is Roine Stolt/TFK*. B)

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    Quote Originally Posted by kenschwartz View Post
    there was a time that i would have been very excited by this.

    that time was before "rattle that lock"
    I think it's an okay album (I returned to it a few times earlier in the year), but this did make me laugh.

    I preferred On An Island. Some felt that was too ploddy and I get that, but I thought the songs were better TBH.

    Quote Originally Posted by gpeccary View Post
    And his statement of throwing out all he thought he was bound to doesn't bode well...We'll see, but not holding my breath.
    There is a 'by the numbers' quality about those two instrumental tracks on Rattle That Lock. Those did feel like they were only there because it was expected of him.

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    High hopes! Eh... not really.
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    Yeah, Rattle had some great moments but a lot of it was skippable so not expecting too much except some great guitar playing hopefully. If he could have the songs more in the vein of On An Island or his long lost first album I'd be happy. I wonder if he'll tour?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve983 View Post
    Yeah, Rattle had some great moments but a lot of it was skippable so not expecting too much except some great guitar playing hopefully. If he could have the songs more in the vein of On An Island or his long lost first album I'd be happy. I wonder if he'll tour?
    I believe that when he toured for "rattle" he said it was his last tour - not that that would stop him, if he wanted to.

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    Sweet! Look forward to hearing it and Rick Wright is on a tune!
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    Well, I like Rattle a lot more than On An Island, so I’m excited.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmh84 View Post
    Well, I like Rattle a lot more than On An Island, so I’m excited.
    Same here. I don't get why Rattle That Lock gets panned as much as it does.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rael View Post
    Same here. I don't get why Rattle That Lock gets panned as much as it does.
    I don't hate it, I just fine it rather dull.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveSly View Post
    I don't hate it, I just fine it rather dull.
    So is On An Island - Live it was dull but the same show was spectacular once they went to the Floyd material, including Richard Wright.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mozo-pg View Post
    So is On An Island - Live it was dull but the same show was spectacular once they went to the Floyd material, including Richard Wright.
    I saw that tour too and agree.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmh84 View Post
    Well, I like Rattle a lot more than On An Island, so I’m excited.
    You can't go wrong with Rattle and Gabble Ratchet. It's like bread and butter. Or maybe Gabchet Rattle?
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    David Gilmour is like a Cicada. He comes out every 13 years or so, makes a loud noise, then disappears for another 13 years.

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    I think Rattle That Lock is lousy. Bringing a Rick Wright barn jam clip into a song isn't making me like the prospect of this album being any better, either. Samson isn't a good lyricist in my view. And his statement of throwing out all he thought he was bound to doesn't bode well...We'll see, but not holding my breath.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gpeccary View Post
    I think Rattle That Lock is lousy. Bringing a Rick Wright barn jam clip into a song isn't making me like the prospect of this album being any better, either. Samson isn't a good lyricist in my view. And his statement of throwing out all he thought he was bound to doesn't bode well...We'll see, but not holding my breath.
    What about the participation on this album of alt-J?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kcrimso View Post
    High hopes! Eh... not really.
    That's about it, really!!!
    Maybe he'll inspire himself on a Japanese airport jingle this time.

    Quote Originally Posted by dmh84 View Post
    Well, I like Rattle a lot more than On An Island, so I’m excited.
    Well , at least the three instrumentals pieces were OK (ok two of them were more interludes), but this was way better than anything in the total bore OAI

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    Rogue Waters' latest real album (Is This The Life) was definitely worth a detour, IMHO
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