After being pretty much underwhelmed by both Pigs and a recent concert film by Waters, I thought I’d take a chance on this as only a tenner. Not my usual thing, this kind of bombast stuff, but we’ll see how it goes…
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Yep, he’s rather bombastic, but there are some good tracks on that album - including the title track.
I’ve just realised the album (Floyd) is called Animals not Pigs…lol. Still didn’t like it.
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What do you think about Alan’s Psychedelic Breakfast in Atom Heart Mother?
I think it is a masterpiece.
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I’ve always liked it, Rafael. Always liked AHM - we used to play it in our Sixth Form at school, along with Johnny Winter’s first CBS album. Both were big hits with us.
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I play it often, to remind myself that I am mortal.
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Got it cued up on the streamer after the classic “Surf’s Up”.
I’ll report back in 14 or so 
OK, so now I remember why I always move on after Fat Old Sun…life is too short, LOL
Whimsy on the whole I think is better than bombast.
I’ll take The Kinks, anyday.
Waters is definitely an acquired taste but I think Amused to Death is an excellent album, especially the hi res remastered copy.
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This very attractive new 6-CD Ray Charles box set, with a previously unreleased 1972 concert as a highlight…
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Just arrived, I had wanted this for years!
SACD The Dark Side of the Moon
Thank you @TheKevster for the heads up!
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Ooh, looks good. Which version of the SACD is this exactly, do you or does anyone know?
I have the other or another version, not sure how many there are:
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@Charles64 – that is the 2003 hybrid CD/SACD. Both that one and the latest (2021) Analogue Productions/Acoustic Sounds one were done by James Guthrie, they are the same mix/master:
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Bought today whilst in Manchester having driven over the Pennines for the Test match which was cancelled at the last minute.
One - Bob James
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Thanks Kev.
That 2003 SACD is the biggest selling SACD ever, at more than 850,000 copies.
Blimey.