Hope you’ve been enjoying the last podcast. By now you probably feel like someone’s watching you. This was more of the difficult themed podcasts I’ve worked on. Feast your eyes on this, part two of The Eyes Have it! Here’s the playlist. Test your lyric knowledge… Have fun with it!
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For this, it’s all about the eyes. Cold, wild, staring eyes seem to pop up all the time in Floyd’s lyrics. This is part 1 of 2, so if you don’t see something here, its probably in the next one. Here’s the playlist.
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While making the last podcast, I came across many names of places like countries, cities, and streets including rivers and bodies of water. So for this episode, it’s songs that mention a place or two or ten. Most but not all places mentioned in Floyd’s or solo works are included, so see how many you come up with. Here’s the playlist.
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Welcome to the 20th year of Floydpodcast.com! We start the year off with songs that mention a name in the title. How many can you think of? See if their name is mentioned in the playlist. Enjoy and don’t forget to like, comment and spread the word!Dedicated to Michael Wiseman
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I hope this finds you well. For this edition of Brain Damage, I give you the last of four nights at Empire Pool, London, 17 November 1974. Its a great recording but I did doctor it up a little bit. Thanks to Pink Floyd for allowing me to feature this. Here’s the playlist. This podcast also has the winner announcement for David’s deluxe LP boxed set of Luck and Strange. Enjoy! Happy Chrismukka, Happy Kwanzaa and Happy New Year!
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Counting down all the favorite Pink Floyd songs as voted by Arrow Classic Rock listeners. Every year, “The Arrow”, a Dutch radio station, publishes a top 500 list of classic rock songs, and Pink Floyd is featured heavily in the run-down, with three songs in the top ten alone, including the coveted number one spot. This podcast is just the Pink Floyd tracks. Here’s the playlist. Don’t forget to tip the DJ, and leave a comment! Thank you!
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Here’s a suggested theme idea from a while back… Floyd songs with numbers in the title. This is an updated version of a previous episode that was taken down. Some strange things happen with numbers. Those with an interest in numerology should like this one. Here’s the playlist! Enjoy! Please don’t forget to donate if you do enjoy! Thank you!
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Pink Floyd at The Golden Circle in Stockholm Sweden 1967. Photo by Fredrik Johansson
For this episode, its the only full length 1967 concert recording. The gig occurred during Pink Floyd’s first tour outside of Great Britain in Stockholm Sweden, just about a month and half after the release of The Piper At The Gates of Dawn. In 2011 the recording surfaced and was replayed at the same venue. The recording then landed in the hands of Pink Floyd and later released on The Early Years box set. I’ve fixed it up a little bit and added in a bunch of other period gems. Enjoy! Here’s the playlist. The podcast needs your support! Please DONATE! Thank you.
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It’s not just the time of day, it’s also the mood. This podcast takes us through the night. Each track mentions the night and some feel like it. Perfect listening anytime but especially during those late hours. Here’s the playlist. So stay a while, I’ll stay up… Enjoy!
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Haven’t you heard? For this installment, we bring back our fine feathered friends. It’s amazing how many different birds are mentioned or heard in Pink Floyd’s music. There’s mention of an Albatross, Kingfisher, Swan, Pigeon, Dove, Sparrow and lots more. I present to you an ornithological podcast. Here’s the playlist!
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It’s that time again! Feels like I posted the last podcast yesterday. Anyway, the animals have returned. It’s a refurbished menagerie all sectioned off in few groups with many dogs and a cat, sheep, fox, mole, rats, mice, rabbits, pigs, a bear, an elephant, and a humpback whale. Here’s the list of species featured in this episode. Enjoy but please don’t feed the animals, thank you!
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Overall, Pink Floyd appeared in 51 festivals. This months edition scratches the surface of Pink Floyd’s festival appearances between 1968 and 1971. The bands festival circuit dwindled down to just 5 between 1972 and 1990 as their popularity and complex stage productions demanded larger venues and exclusive engagements. The podcast is enhanced with chapters to each festival featured. Enjoy and here’s the playlist.
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