Pink Floyd - A Saucerful Of Secrets (Waters, Wright, Mason, Gilmour)
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anthony Average |
#1 by anthony clark at Sep 29, 2007 at 7:38 AM EST |
| If any of you get the chance, see this on the "Live in Pompeii" vid. WOW! Unbelievable at celestial voices!! | |
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| Killspy, Floyd has that effect on people! Many times have I got a tear in my eye after really listening to The Wall, DSOTM, Echoes, Atom Heart Mother the list goes on. The live version of this song on Ummagumma is the best version I have heard. I didn't like the Pompeii version as much. Mainly because it was too fast in places. I wish more bands these days gave experimentation a shot rather that sticking to crowd pleasing, dance/pop/rap music. Although, you get the odd "what the hell were you thinking!?" you also stumble across the odd gem. Saucerful being one of those jems! | |
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*evan* Average |
#3 by *evan* at Oct 2, 2007 at 12:10 AM EST |
| I have Pompeii and when I saw this along with all the images of destruction I started to cry. | |
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#4 by Dylan Ruiz at Oct 2, 2007 at 11:09 AM EST |
| I dont really know which part of the song it is, (celestial voices maybe), but its when theres a big paino/organ/keyboard solo with voices in the background. Anyways, this is the part of the song i LOVE! it should be in a movie. : ) | |
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Devin Average |
#5 by Devin Moreno at Oct 3, 2007 at 8:46 PM EST |
| The version on Ummagumma Live is fantastic and much better than the studio release. Namely Celestial Voices, as that's my favorite part of the song. | |
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robert Professional |
#6 by robert cunningham at Oct 8, 2007 at 11:23 AM EST |
| Call me crazy, but I couldn't help but think of the last segment of '2001: A Space Odyssey' while listening to this. | |
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#7 by The Penguins Tried To Kill Me The Other Day at Oct 9, 2007 at 10:58 PM EST |
| In my humble opinion A Saucerful of Secrets is a song about life. I also believe that the meaning of this song was not fully realized as it was being written. I struggle to put what this song means to me into words because like most songs, or should I say spiritual things, are hard to convey in human language. In other words are language is too limited to fully express the meaning of this song. I shall attempt by means of analogous. First lets get on the same page here, I believe that true knowedge is transformational, ok here we go: You have just had a revelation, your view has completely changed. (something new) You have information and knowledge now and it is calling for you to change but you refuse to allow it to change you(Syncopated Pandemonium). A feeling is bubbling up from the inside, a peace that transcends all understanding (Storm Signal). You have now allowed the knowledge to change you, you have cut your moorings and you are floating out to sea (Celestial Voices). To me it seems that this song, like many Pink Floyd songs, can be applied in so many different ways. The root of it, as expounded upon above, seems to be the process of human life: Presentation of new knowledge, fear of change, acceptance of new knowledge, change...a higher level of understanding. To me this is a very important message for today, it seems that everyone is staying in the Syncopated Pandemonium stage. We live in the information age, and it seems to have done more harm than good. | |
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