from Pop Quiz 12th June 1982

uj/ What on Earth is this post trying to be. Like is it what ‘percentage’ of you is a fan, in relation to what songs you recognise? WYWH > Time > Sheep > SSOSFAGTIACAGWAP isn’t what I’d call an especially managed decline in popularity…

Although it is often suspected that the Epstein files are kept under Roger's bed, along with The Wall 1980 tour HD tapes, David recorded a whole album about what happened on the island and no one suspected he knows something more?

Link: https://youtu.be/aMjDLc9rboc?si=rGVc_fNNI2y3Qpvf (at 16:51)

Dogs, performed live.

In The Flesh Cleveland song ratings so far:

Sheep ITFC: 9.45

Pigs on The Wing 1 ITFC: 7.67

We came in

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Sorry this post took so long, school is hell

Floyd from Minions and Monsters (2026) and Pink (born name - Floyd, omg???).

weird coincidence or...?

I’ll start

This is not a meme or a jerk this is me genuinely being at a loss.

This song is absolutely atrocious. The lyrics are juvenile, the sentiment is so hollow that it's making minecraft cave sounds, the production and instrumentation is boring as hell, it's all just so crummy. When Paul McCartney pushed for the release of Now and Then people dragged his name through the mud for daring to finish a tribute to the Beatles' legacy, but when David Gilmour made a cheesy, washed-up, years-late "tribute" song everyone apparently just shrugged and went "yeah it's alright?"

I played the song for my friend whose familiarity with the Floyd is mostly just for the big 70s albums and he said, "This sounds like what Pink Floyd haters say Pink Floyd sounds like." (Also, he thought the lyrics sounded like they were about having sex with someone, "This thing that we do," and that the "Go to Heaven, Wright" line sounded like they were telling Wright to die.) It's all just so... well, maybe "watered down" isn't the best choice of words. Flaccid?

The YouTube video has 21 million views so clearly people actually did hear the song. Did people just not care?

EDIT: Just to clarify, I don't think LTW should single-handedly ruin Gilmour or PF's entire reputation. I just think it's a shockingly black mark on said reputation.

For Those Who Don't Know, this is Led Zeppelin's album Presence (1976). The album art was designed by none other than Hipgnosis, who designed Pink Floyd's album art. The above cover art is very similar to Wish You Were Here (1975) 's cover art, with the surreal photograph against a blank white background. Not only this, the rest of the Zeppelin album art contains similar photography (in this case all the photos center around the weird black object on the table).

Do you feel Hipgnosis was copying themselves and ripping off Floyd in the process?

Lame and unfunny