Pink Floyd/Wizard of Oz synchro <just watched this>
 

pretty fucking cool, anyone else done this ??


i like the part when "money" comes on right as it changes from b/w to color :thumbsup

yeah i've done it before. shit is crazy no doubt.

it's like whoa! :stoned

never heard of it????

David Gilmore wrote the entire "Dark Side Of The Moon" album while watching the film "The Wizard of Oz."

is there a link where you can d/l vids?

I've been meaning to do that for quite awhile, just haven't gotten around to it. :Oh crap

I'm pretty sure that Roger Waters wrote "Dark Side Of The Moon"

I've been meaning to do this too... Someone post a link!

yeah its fucking great !!

watched it tripping like 10 years ago n lost my fucking mind ahaha

it's great when dorothy is in the wind and that bitch is singing hard or when the bicycle rolls up.. actually theres so much thats amazing in it

everyone must watch it now =

Thanks man!

Cool shit, need to do it this week.

Jesus, i watched that shit when i was wearing diapers.

Its as old as my panties.

And posted about 40 times in the last 4 years here.

Watched it like that a long time ago. Great stuff.

Some of you have waaay too much time on your hands..

yeah as a kid thought it was pretty cool as well

i'll have to do that someday, sounds wicked :)
(btw, is it a sin to NOT have "Dark Side of the Moon"? :Oh crap )

I would vote yes !

I have that cd and a few others of pink floyds


oohhhh and the DVD the wall live in berlin = fucking sick

check it out trust me on this one :)

Hrm, I don't think so.

Not true Roger Waters wrote too :winkwink:

http://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/mdarkside.html


When Pink Floyd band members present and past have been asked about the album and movie, they have all denied any purposeful link. All, that is, except for Roger Waters, the band leader at the time and the man behind that album. He refuses to comment at all.
This refusal has led some to believe that Waters arranged the whole thing without letting his band-mates in on the secret. One problem here is that Waters was not the sole writer--they worked together on this album. If he didn't write it all (Mason wrote "Speak to Me;" Waters, Gilmour, and Wright co-wrote "Breathe;" Wright wrote "The Great Gig in the Sky;" etc.), how could he secretly set it up so well? Another problem is that some of the songs (or parts of songs) had actually been written earlier but not used. This includes "Breathe" and "Brain Damage."
Also, Waters was not the producer of the album. Alan Parsons had that job, and thus had at least some control of timing and sound effects and the like. Indeed, Saucerful of Secrets: The Pink Floyd Odyssey, by Nicholas Schaffner, says of him: ""Parsons's most remarkable feat on Dark Side of the Moon was the immaculate reproduction of the album's myriad sound effects--the heartbeats and the footsteps, the airplanes and explosions, the recurring clocks and cash registers and their seamless integration into the music." The heartbeats and the cash registers make up two of the "hits" between the album and the movie, so he would have had to be a part of any plan to make the two coincide. Yet he has denied any connection to the movie.

Then someone needs to tell this guy. I got me useless piece of info from him lol.

http://www.rockandrollbadboy.com/backstage-arc1.html

Thanks :thumbsup

Never saw his trivia - just his photos and video. Reading now. :thumbsup

Yeah, that is definitely great man!

If you know about the two different writing styles you would know that roger wrote the dark side.....It would be nothing without davids input....but as david has said before and is commonly known...Roger wrote the dark side of the moon....

Except for the track Great Gig in the Sky... which again if you know anything about writing music, was written by Richard Wright the keyboard player...this is very obvious by the usage of major seventh and sixth chords commonly found in jazz. This track also includes a first take improvisation by Clare Torry who was told to just sing ohhs and ahhs but don't sing any words.

About the movie, the 3 backup singers in darkside sing the exact mood and feeling that dorthy was experiencing during the movie.

still have yet to do it, my friend did it and said its amazing, just haven't had the chance to yet.

http://www.la.ngb.army.mil/205th/ChurchChatLady.jpg
Could it be the work of.....SATAN?

Its pretty cool but I wouldn't say its amazing or groundbreaking.

Tin man saying "there is no dark side of the moon really...." was a pretty cool effect though :)

The fact that he can't even spell "Gilmour" right is probably a good sign he's clueless.

so what's the verdict on this, was it just coincidence or was it planned ? ?


and if it was just coincidence, how in the hell did this first get "discovered" ??

well isnt that precious?

wiz of oz is awesome, with the synchro pink floyd to the guy hanging himself :thumbsup:

You're correct about the writing credit, but do you think guitarists can't compose using major seventh and I assume you mean add6 (add13) chords? :helpme

also... Paul McCartney is dead....
http://www.beatles-discography.com/a...ead-clues.html
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/3674/pid.html
http://www.turnmeondeadman.net/IBP/Intro.html
http://www.angelfire.com/ct/scrmgdasys/
http://members.tripod.com/~taz4158/mac.html

Man... I don't touch anything any more but DAMN we had some good times on acid and shrooms when I was younger. Just incredible.

Went to see a "Dark Side of the Rainbow" show 7 or 8 years ago. It was a computer syncronized show that combined the movie & album, slide overlays and laser animations. They served drinks and a good time was had by all :thumbsup

Urban legend... http://www.snopes.com/movies/films/ozsuicid.htm

Gilmour totally denied this again recently.