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26 minutes of a masterpeice in music. Imo. http://youtu.be/8UXircX3VdM

[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1478629293' post='3170463'] A great tune. I actually prefer the alt. version with Dave & Rog's vox... I've got loads of faves... Echoes, Sheep, Not Now John, Fat Old Sun, SOYCD... just a great band. [/quote] I think Roy had way better vocals on this. Imo. Although Roger didn't like them.

I'm sure I was listening to this band in the Womb. My mum was a big fan, and when she passed away I got her original vinyl of The Wall. Its still in perect condition. Every now and again I have a yearning to listen to my back catalogue of Pink Floyd. I think it's probably the most special music I've ever listed to. I have many favorites like Us and Them, Money, Breath. This is a real favorite of mine. Love it's bluesy feel. Listening wise, Pink Floyd have there place. But a very special one.Not typical when I think of Pink Floyd but a great record with lyrics about Rogers disgust with the record industry.Vocals by Roy Harper http://youtu.be/hMr3KtYUCcI

Is Meshell Ndegeocello playing.?

Saw them in Cheltenham. We're very good. Had a drink with Cory Henry and Micheal at a bar in the town. Both fantastic musicians and down to earth guys.

Also check out SOME, Maceo Parker. http://youtu.be/VvmbS8RperU

Luther Allison is awsome. http://youtu.be/BAb8ZusfZxc

Echo Beach, by Martha and the Muffins.

[quote name='westport' timestamp='1478161161' post='3167145'] Windmill JB upgrade John East J retro [/quote]That is stunning.! If your ever looking for a trade for a 5 string Maruszczyk Elwood give me a shout.

Didn't he play mainly jazz basses with the Police.?

Ok. I love 4/4 as do many,I love 3/4 also. of course there are many ways you can play around these beats, taste permitting in a band situation of course. but my favourite by far is 6/8 time. There is something about this particular drum beat that just sets my playing off. http://youtu.be/HiGETAHJG7U

I think this record is superb. I'm not familiar with Keane,s stuff. I think he's got a fabulous voice for pop rock etc. http://youtu.be/W8W8IBS2fVg

Pickups. First port of call.

Cory Henry is an awesome pianist.

I spotted this vid. He seems like a really good bassist.seems to have a good grasp of slap. He's playing a Jabba I think. http://youtu.be/bHyoCC_NnEA

Is it just me. Or does Paul Turner lack a bit of soul in his bass playing. It's almost like he's been to music school, but never really had that something.

For me there finest record. Bass playing from Mr X. which I believe is Ernie Mckowne from various later Incognito fame. It's just fantastic playing. http://youtu.be/y9DHDTu0jT0

[quote name='Graham' timestamp='1477596234' post='3163294'] Wasn't this album recorded on a Stingray? [/quote]Doesn't sound like a stingray to me

I remember when this album came out. some really great records. I like his playing because it's so for the record and always interesting. In some cases his playing made the record better.