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Track Listings
| 1. Signs Of Life |
| 2. Learning To Fly |
| 3. The Dogs Of War |
| 4. One Slip |
| 5. On The Turning Away |
| 6. Yet Another Movie/Round And Around |
| 7. A New Machine (Part 1) |
| 8. Terminal Frost |
| 9. A New Machine (Part 2) |
| 10. Sorrow |
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CD Description
From 1987, A Momentary Lapse of Reason is the first album featuring the later three piece line-up of David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Richard Wright. The new 'Discovery' version presents the original studio album, digitally remastered by James Guthrie and reissued with a newly designed Digipak and a new 12 page booklet designed by Storm Thorgerson.
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2011 'Discovery' Edition: 1987 'comeback' with Dave Gilmour at the helm newly remastered with upgraded packaging
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I remember rushing out to buy this album, I'd be 16 and had gotten into Pink Floyd in a big way. There are a lot who don't feel this is a Pink Floyd album but for me it is.
There is classic guitar work from Dave Gilmour and both Nick Mason and Richard Wright perform on the album and the following tour of which I was lucky enough to see twice.
Some of the songs feel like they are trying too hard to be Pink Floyd, however 'On the turning away' is a great song worthy of any Floyd album. If I need to get away from the world this is still the album I turn to, very relaxing and you seem to drift with it.
Well worth a listen.
There is classic guitar work from Dave Gilmour and both Nick Mason and Richard Wright perform on the album and the following tour of which I was lucky enough to see twice.
Some of the songs feel like they are trying too hard to be Pink Floyd, however 'On the turning away' is a great song worthy of any Floyd album. If I need to get away from the world this is still the album I turn to, very relaxing and you seem to drift with it.
Well worth a listen.
10 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Love this album! remastered version sounds epic! packaging is what it is and i now have so many cardboard digi packs in my collection that i'm used to it (other reviewers aren't keen it seems). I bought this one for the sound and it is lovely and crisp. certainly updated from the masters and a lot clearer than the 90's copy I own.
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is not my favourite floyd album by any stretch...but its still better than most bands worst album..and the new remaster as another reviewer mentioned the sound quality is awesome...and i also agree that the packaging doesn't bother me...its the music i listen to and not the cardboard!The sound quality on here is as crisp and sharp as you can get...to my ears anyway..a job well done in my opinion!
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great album
Bought this for hubby for Christmas.
Arrived on time and he was thrilled.
Thank you for a great service as always.
Arrived on time and he was thrilled.
Thank you for a great service as always.
Published 3 months ago by Bridon
New lease of life for this Floyd classic
I remember getting this album back in 1987 on cassette, so sitting down listening to this 2011 remaster brings back alot fond of memories. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Mint Humbug
This Floyd studio album is a delicate sound of thunder., 16 Nov 2001
This is another of my follow-up reviews concerning the new (2011) Discovery releases. So if you are new to The Floyd swept up with all the current promotions then this is probably... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Mr Paul Savory
No amount of remastering can rescue this...
AMLOR is THE low point in the Floyd catalogue. The songs are dirge-like, the pace leaden, the lyrics are dreadful, and often embarrassing (come back Rog) and the '80s production... Read more
Published 6 months ago by The Kevster
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