That is a lot of money now, even more back then, ugh, they coudla been a contenda, they coulda been somebody, they coulda released da Pigs to da Skies in surroundPINK FLOYD: A MOMENTARY LAPSE OF REASON BD~A 5.1
It’s considered to be one of the most intriguing album covers in rock history. The picture in Pink Floyd’s “A Momentary Lapse of Reason” is, just like the band, a visual representation of extreme surrealism. But what’s most bizarre than the cover itself, is the story behind it.
Designed by the late Storm Thorgerson, the image contains no CGI or photoshop trickery whatsoever. This piece of art took was made by a dedicated team of photographers, it cost more than $500,000 and it was made possible by laying 700 beds along a beach in Los Angeles!
That is a lot of money now, even more back then, ugh, they coudla been a contenda, they coulda been somebody, they coulda released da Pigs to da Skies in surround
, did any of those beds end up in your Guest Bedrooms in Central Cali?
FROM THE ROGER WATERS' BOUDOIR COLLECTION
The Night Siren
*This one seems all over the place content wise and shifts dramatically; one second it's mid 70's Physical Graffiti, then some prog rock, then ethereal, then a mid-eastern Bazaar, then Gypsy Jazz, then Thomas Dolby/The Moody Blues/Cream/Simon & Garfarkel, and toss in some Prokofiev... getting close... maybe a half dozen other stuff
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Throw in some Tim Burton / Danny Elfman in there also...
You can hear me woohooing out the rear left channel on track 12 after the drum solo. I was there!
