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- Original Release Date: 2 Oct 2006
- Format - Music: MP3
- Compatible with MP3 Players (including with iPod®), iTunes, Windows Media Player
- Also available in CD Format
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| 1. Cluster One | 5:58 | Not Available | |||
| 2. What Do You Want From Me | 4:21 | Not Available | |||
| 3. Poles Apart | 7:04 | Not Available | |||
| 4. Marooned | 5:28 | Not Available | |||
| 5. A Great Day For Freedom | 4:18 | Not Available | |||
| 6. Wearing The Inside Out | 6:49 | Not Available | |||
| 7. Take It Back | 6:12 | Not Available | |||
| 8. Coming Back To Life | 6:19 | Not Available | |||
| 9. Keep Talking | 6:11 | Not Available | |||
| 10. Lost For Words | 5:14 | Not Available | |||
| 11. High Hopes | 8:32 | Not Available |
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18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Trawling back over the great period of rock musical history (1966-1976), during which I was unfortunate enough to be too young to appreciate/experience any of it, one of the first stops had to be Pink Floyd. Sure enough, after listening properly to 'Wish You Were Here' and 'Dark Side of the Moon' it soon became apparent that this band were responsible for a myriad of copyists and were a huge influence on many of the bands that I grew up with in the 80s (especially Fields of the Nephilim). Delving further into the history of the band it soon became apparent that after Syd Barrett was ejected in 1967 PF was a construct of Roger Waters and Dave Gilmour -- both evidently geniuses, but with personalities that gradually drifted apart. So after 'The Final Cut' in 1983 Waters left Gilmour to carry on the mantle of PF. With 'A Momentary Lapse of Reason' in 1987 Gilmour proved that he was as much of a miserable old codger as Waters when it came to songwriting (miserable in a good way you understand), but it is with 'The Division Bell' (1994) that Gilmour suggests (gasp) that he's actually a BETTER songwriter than Waters. There is not a weak track on this album -- even the saxaphone (usually an instrument that sounds the death knell for any song on which it appears) on 'Wearing the Inside Out' sounds good. 'Cluster One' and 'Marooned' are instrumentals laced with dark, broody atmospherics, while special highlights are 'What do you want from me', 'Lost for Words' and 'High Hopes'. The sound as a whole is like a Keats poem: sumptuous, luxurious and all invasive. It's different than the Pink Floyd of the seventies, and could not have existed without the band's development during that time, but Gilmour has produced here a (presumably) last blast of greatness from one of the most influential bands to ever walk the planet.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
On music websites, as well as on Wikipedia, you will read very poor reviews about this album. As with many great bands, fans of the first minute tend to turn their backs on them over the years when band members leave and/or the sound evolves. This is a natural tendency and has more to do with nostalgia (life was indeed great when we were young) than with the quality of the music.
I am all but a long-time fan of Pink Floyd, and my first contact with this band must have been around 2001, long after this album came out. In fact, it is my father who is an old fan. So, unburdened by nostalgia to the old Pink Floyd and youthful nights in the 1970s, what do I think of this album? It's wonderful! It blew me away, and in my opinion it can easily compete with old Pink Floyd stuff like Dark Side of the Moon and Animals. I'm not good at describing the atmosphere of music, but this is definitely my favourite album to put on in the car, when you're driving home late at night and it's raining.
I am all but a long-time fan of Pink Floyd, and my first contact with this band must have been around 2001, long after this album came out. In fact, it is my father who is an old fan. So, unburdened by nostalgia to the old Pink Floyd and youthful nights in the 1970s, what do I think of this album? It's wonderful! It blew me away, and in my opinion it can easily compete with old Pink Floyd stuff like Dark Side of the Moon and Animals. I'm not good at describing the atmosphere of music, but this is definitely my favourite album to put on in the car, when you're driving home late at night and it's raining.
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Momentary Lapse may not have been a masterpiece, but it was a perfectly passable 80s rock album. It took the Floyd three years of touring and four years of fannying around to get The Division Bell out - worth the wait?
Absolutely.
It doesn't make sense, really; the creative genius Roger Waters leaves the band, and somehow the Floyd MkIII put together an album this good. While lyrically it's not quite up to standard, the music is some of the most beautifull atmospheric the Floyd ever wrote and shows that the musical talent in the band lay with Rick Wright and David Gilmour; Waters just wrote great songs.
The highlights are too many to mention, but High Hopes is undoubtedly the best song of the post-Waters wilderness years; Coming Back To Life is somewhat hilariously led by a cowbell yet would feel incomplete without it, and Lost For Words proves that Waters isn't the only one who can throw in a gratuitous f-word and make it work.
This album is far, far better than it has any right to be. Buy it and be amazed.
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I have all Floyd cd's and have adored their music from the very beginning. The Division Bell to me is a great final hoorah to one of the greatest bands the world will ever know. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mr. C. J. Waldron
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Come on this is 5 star all the way!! An absolute classic of an album! Good purchase - good price with swift delivery!! Cannot fault in any way!!
Published 4 months ago by Mark Corps
A nice way to end the Pink Floyd legacy, but not a good album
I am not a fanatic, just a regular guy who loves Pink Floyd.
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Published 4 months ago by Alexander Johansson
Splendid!
Why does everyone go on about The Wall? For me it's a huge disappointment, is all bits of songs and really a Roger waters solo album. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Abzorba the Greek
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It has taken me 17 years to find the will to pass comment on this album & I'm rather glad about that because had I posted a review on its release it would not have been very... Read more
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Pink Floyd sound as good now as they did in my youth! The Division Bell album is a real discovery as I missed this for my collection when it was first released. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Kevin of Royston
Just as Pink as the old Floyd
OK, it doesn't have Waters' edge or his signature darkness - but it does have a bite of its own. We have to bear in mind that this work comes from a somewhat different angle... Read more
Published 12 months ago by Bill B
Richard Wright RIP
Is Richard Wright really dead? I can't believe it. Here is is anyway, 'Wearing the Inside out'.
Just one of the very good tracks on this album. Read more
Just one of the very good tracks on this album. Read more
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