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FORMED: 1965, London, England David Jon Gilmour United Kingdom Born March 6, 1946 Has 7 children....Sara, Clare, Alice and Matthew by Ginger, Joe and Gabriel by Polly, and Charlie who is Polly's son by a first marriage. In contrast to Roger, Dave was reared by permissive and easygoing parents. At 13, he was given a Spanish guitar by a neighbor and so the journey began. Dave's greatest musical asset is his sense of feel and timing, according to one former member of Jokers Wild, and to some present day fans, we would have to say that his talents reach beyond that to include a marriage of heart to guitar and tender concern for humanity. When Dave was a young teenager, his father's profession drew him overseas, to the U.S., leaving Dave to indep More... (Submit New Pink Floyd Lyrics) (Submit New Pink Floyd Lyrics) Review about Pink Floyd Smile-inducing | Reviewer: T.J. Gussard ------ About the song The Gnome performed by Pink Floyd Wherever did this silly DMT speculation come from? Did this breed from the first 'anonymous' comment? If so, I do believe this anonymous sir was just making a silly joke and you should all just be ashamed for thinking anything but that it was a joke. Though his joke seems somewhat likely, but just as likely as any other psychadelic drug use. But I should be ashamed maybe for thinking otherwise, maybe he did write the song on DMT and those who spoke of its use know more than I do. I guess it doesn't really matter! Anyways; great song. Bloody brilliant, catchy, attention-grabbing and happy. Smile-inducing. I always assumed he Syd was singing "Hooray" during that part. It would somewhat make sense. The Piper at the Gates of Dawn is a great album. It has sparked a large interest for me in Syd Barrett. All his lyrics are like some sort of insight into the logic of a joyous somewhat-nut. Lol, I rhymed UguyzzQ!@! I culd B tha next Sid Burret! Rubbish | Reviewer: T.J. ------ About the song BIKE performed by Pink Floyd You're all rubbish! Gits. Syd Barrett is what you make him. So's his music. I make it great. ZAC makes it great, I'm deducing. Other's make it an incomparible masterpiece. You could make it great, too. This is art, people! Pink Floyd | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Echoes performed by Pink Floyd Pink Floyd is possibly the greatest band on Earth, there music is amazing and can only be compared with Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones. However, Pink Floyd does prove themselves as the better band. My personal favorite. Just A Thought | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Goodbye blue sky performed by Pink Floyd Both the lyrics and the Gerald Scarfe animation in the film are unequivocal. The song is about the destruction and pain brought by war. Yet I can't help but wonder... At this point in the story, the first brick (loss of Pink's father through war) is long finished. The second brick (controlling, egomaniacal teachers) has also been placed in the Wall. Side 1 of the vinyl album ends with Mother, which showcases all of Pinks issues with women prior to his discovery of his wife's infidelity. Ignoring Goodbye Blue Sky for a moment, side 2 (and the third brick) is entirely about Pinks relations with women seen from the post-infidelity vantage point. So Goodbye Blue Sky lies right smack in the middle of the portion of the story about Pink's relations with women - right at the cusp of his discovery of her affair. Couldn't Goodbye Blue Sky be simultaneously about the loss of innocence that war brings (its obvious meaning) and - as an extension of the metaphor - the loss of innocence that the failure of his marriage brings? The Blue Sky that is about to disappear for Pink is the blue sky of his marriage. While the lyrics and film sequence are clearly pointing to the Blue Sky over London before the Blitz, is it not possible that Waters (always complex, multilayered, brilliant and deliberate as a lyricist) is also describing the blue sky of Pink's marriage, which is about to be irretrievably darkened? this is 4u mac10 | Reviewer: will ------ About the song Welcome to the machine performed by Pink Floyd Life is life mac10 no matter where your born. One day you me every one who commented on this page WILL DIE and every single person on here will have struggles through life and try to stay alive as long as possible (just like animals in case you didn't notice). So if you ask me i think everyone who's alive knows life, maybe not every type of lifestyle but do lions know how to live like dung beetles? I think not. sorrow lyrics | Reviewer: Allison ------ About the song Sorrow performed by Pink Floyd I had to do a project for school that incorporated "sorrow" into my AP painting class. I automatically thought of this song and went back to listen to it. My painting described the hurt this person seems to go through. It took me a great deal of time, but I got an A on it and made it to the art show. Pink Floyd is A M A Z I N G G . Fabulous song! | Reviewer: Diana Andrews ------ About the song On the turning away performed by Pink Floyd I have always loved this song, but never knew all of the lyrics. In an age when people seem to be more and more selfish, and stridently so, we need more and more wisdom like this to remind us that we are all brothers and sisters, all over the world, and we cannot ignore those less fortunate than ourselves. Wow... | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Echoes performed by Pink Floyd My first Pink Floyd experience was when I saw Pink Floyd The Wall at the age of 10. I didn't get it, of course, and had to watch it again 3 times at 13. I've never had the time to listen to Echoes, but I just did, and... I loved it. It was like being in another world. My thoughts | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Wish you were here performed by Pink Floyd This song about loss and mourning manages to tell some hard truths with the softening tonic of familiar chords and warm acoustic guitar. The opening questions cut right to it - does it matter if someone’s gone to Heaven or Hell when the simple reality is that they are gone? The final stanza invocation of "the same old fears" brings the meditation back to the inevitability of death. life... | Reviewer: moinak ------ About the song High Hopes performed by Pink Floyd at this juncture of my so called life..when there is noone beside me..this song is a source of support and peace to me..it reminds of my past life when there was everyone..it reminds me of my weary eyes which are still straying to the horizon..!! hehe | Reviewer: corrine ------ About the song Another Brick in the Wall (Compliation) performed by Pink Floyd the term 'brick in the wall' can mean 1 of 2 things: 1 - all just a part of everyday's stupid society (cuz theyre obviously saying it sux) or 2 - theyre just another part of seperating them from whatever theyre being seperated from... i dont no why i stated this, but i feel some pplz opinions r rong, so i decided to state myself, even though im only 13 and dont no much bout music. btw, this song rox, and thats something coming from a non-floyd fan (its not that i dont like him, its that i dont really listen to him) i only listened to this song kuz i was doing it for a project, but i really got into it. guess i should listen to them more often ;) Re: The first line.... | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Goodbye blue sky performed by Pink Floyd After reading the back and forth debating here I can laugh a little (even if it was 07). Most children are not going to acknowledge to their parent... Hey Look, we have irony here mom.... something is not there anymore... Have you not ever watched a child when a plane DOES fly over head, how facinated they are by it??? The track says.. "Look mummy, there is an aeroplane up in the sky." The reason it sounds like "no plane" is because they are using a British Accent. "An" in British - comes out sounding like "n". And the child says "Aero"-Plane.... Not Airplane, like we pronounce in America. Therefore....N Aero mumbled by a child... may sound like no. B E A utiful | Reviewer: mohit suri ------ About the song Coming back to life performed by Pink Floyd Well i recetly had a fight with my best friend, was all upset & depressed.. but this song has given me a inspiration tht i cannot express it, in front of evry1..i used to miss her a lot..but not anymore..!! if u got wat i mean.. then cheers.!! No offence | Reviewer: my name ------ About the song Learning to fly performed by Pink Floyd No offence but you all have it wrong… the song is about a thing named ‘Astral Travailing’ The Native Americans beloved that they tern into that took the form of animals when they did it, just to try understand it but there is no need. In the Astral plane time dose not exist “A dream unthreatened by the morning light”. I mean come on, “Could blow this soul right through the roof of the Night”. Breathe | Reviewer: Q ------ About the song Breathe performed by Pink Floyd Breathe is the beginning of Pink Floyd philosophical and pyschological views of living in the modern world. Truly this song is called breathe because its simply reminding all its listeners to lean back and relax. Dont be the rabbit and ignore the sun... cuz theres always time to dig another one. However they remind us in the next set of lines to remember not to try to balance our fun on the biggest wave lest we end up in a shallow grave. This is why the floyd is known now and forever, lyrical and musical genious on every song of every album. When a band has something to say is when their music reaches its peak and floyd always had something to say! wrong. | Reviewer: Cody ------ About the song Goodbye blue sky performed by Pink Floyd According to Roger Waters, this is about remembering your childhood and then getting ready to set off into the rest of your life. but If I had to guess what caused some of the lyrics is the 1940 bombing of London, even though he wasn't born yet he was born 3 years later but he still had to grow up with the post war madness and cleanup effort plus I'm sure he had military family that fought and died in the war. Try to see the compleate meaning of the complete album, Tom | Reviewer: Cristobal ------ About the song In the Flesh (II) performed by Pink Floyd The album is the story of Pink, a rock star, and in this song, after trying to commit suicide, Pink is having a nightmare in which he is a dictator of a fascist nation. What should he say to refer to black person? I presume you haven't seen the movie either, are you? No offence | Reviewer: Several Species of Small Fury Animals Gathered ------ About the song Learning to fly performed by Pink Floyd No offence but you all have it wrong… the song is about a thing named ‘Astral Travailing’ The Native Americans beloved that they tern into that took the form of animals when they did it, just to try understand it but there is no need. In the Astral plane time dose not exist “A dream unthreatened by the morning light”. I mean come on, “Could blow this soul right through the roof of the Night”. send your e-males to kdaviso@clarehs.sa.edu.au Time | Reviewer: light my chemicals ------ About the song Time performed by Pink Floyd " And you run and you run to catch up with the sun, but it's sinking,Racing around to come up behind you again,The sun is the same in a relative way, but you're older,Shorter of breath and one day closer to death " what a great lyrics...this is all true...grab the opportunity it only comes once...you might regret in the end...carpe diem...thanks Pink Floyd for the lyrics. Haunting... | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Julia dream performed by Pink Floyd Floyd should have released this song as a single instead of "It Would Be So Nice". Thats a decent song, but you can tell it isn't very authentic, not nearly as much as this one. Haunting. 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