Pink Floyd — Speak To Me -> ...In The Sky (live)
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I've been mad for fucking years, absolutely years,
Been over the edge for yonks,
Been working me buns off for bands
I've always been mad, I know I've been mad,
Like the most of us, very hard to explain why you're mad,
Even if you're not mad
--
Breathe, breathe in the air
Don't be afraid to care
Leave but don't leave me
Look around and choose your own ground
Long you live and high you fly
And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry
And all you touch and all you see
Is all your life will ever be
Run, rabbit run
Dig that hole, forget the sun
And when at last the work is done
Don't sit down it's time to dig another one
For long you live and high you fly
But only if you ride the tide
And balanced on the biggest wave
You race towards an early grave
--
Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day
Fritter and waste the hours in an off-hand way
Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town
Waiting for someone or something to show you the way
Tired of lying in the sunshine staying home to watch the rain
You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today
And then one day you find ten years have got behind you
No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun
And you run and you run to catch up with the sun but it's sinking
Racing around to come up behind you again
The sun is the same in a relative way, but you're older
Shorter of breath and one day closer to death
Every year is getting shorter, never seem to find the time
Plans that either come to naught or half a page of scribbled lines
Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way
The time is gone, the song is over, thought I'd something more to say
Home, home again
I like to be here when I can
When I come home cold and tired
It's good to warm my bones beside the fire
Far away, across the field
The tolling of the iron bell
Calls the faithful to their knees
To hear the softly spoken magic spell
Been over the edge for yonks,
Been working me buns off for bands
I've always been mad, I know I've been mad,
Like the most of us, very hard to explain why you're mad,
Even if you're not mad
--
Breathe, breathe in the air
Don't be afraid to care
Leave but don't leave me
Look around and choose your own ground
Long you live and high you fly
And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry
And all you touch and all you see
Is all your life will ever be
Run, rabbit run
Dig that hole, forget the sun
And when at last the work is done
Don't sit down it's time to dig another one
For long you live and high you fly
But only if you ride the tide
And balanced on the biggest wave
You race towards an early grave
--
Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day
Fritter and waste the hours in an off-hand way
Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town
Waiting for someone or something to show you the way
Tired of lying in the sunshine staying home to watch the rain
You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today
And then one day you find ten years have got behind you
No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun
And you run and you run to catch up with the sun but it's sinking
Racing around to come up behind you again
The sun is the same in a relative way, but you're older
Shorter of breath and one day closer to death
Every year is getting shorter, never seem to find the time
Plans that either come to naught or half a page of scribbled lines
Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way
The time is gone, the song is over, thought I'd something more to say
Home, home again
I like to be here when I can
When I come home cold and tired
It's good to warm my bones beside the fire
Far away, across the field
The tolling of the iron bell
Calls the faithful to their knees
To hear the softly spoken magic spell
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If the original was art, this is history... both are compelling.
Egad...
Bear in mind, I'm a major PF fan. Had most of their discography (until it got stolen).
But listening to this shows why PF used so much visuals in their act.
Honestly, they're not much of a live band....
Production is so-so and the singing is awful (they seem not being able to hear themselves).
I'll also stick to the studio albums....
Bear in mind, I'm a major PF fan. Had most of their discography (until it got stolen).
But listening to this shows why PF used so much visuals in their act.
Honestly, they're not much of a live band....
Production is so-so and the singing is awful (they seem not being able to hear themselves).
I'll also stick to the studio albums....
I actually prefer the studio version.
Just saw Roger Waters in concert...he did mostly Pink Floyd hits (from Meddle, Dark Side Of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall) with some really great visual effects and a couple live acting pieces. I highly recommend it to any Pink Floyd fan out there. Roger Water's concert is the closest you will ever get to a real Pink Floyd concert with one of the original members.
That was mindblowing. Thanks!
G R E A T ! ! !
jsd52756 wrote:
Yes, very nice live!!
My daughter gave me the Immersion Set for Christmas about five years ago. I've never listened to the live CD. Thanks Bill for setting me
straight. And my daughter too... Nice version for sure.
-John
straight. And my daughter too... Nice version for sure.
-John
Yes, very nice live!!
My daughter gave me the Immersion Set for Christmas about five years ago. I've never listened to the live CD. Thanks Bill for setting me
straight. And my daughter too... Nice version for sure.
-John
straight. And my daughter too... Nice version for sure.
-John
That was an excellent version, I too have never heard before.
Any live version rarely equals the studio original. This one does not. The many intricacies of the studio are impossible to exactly reproduce, but I'm sure the mystique of the live experience was thrilling nonetheless. It's hard to step too hard on one of the greatest records ever made.
excellent
All the genius composition and musicianship of the recorded version - and much, much less. At least it's just like being there live - oh, wait a minute, it's actually nothing like that, either. I guess the boys couldn't hear themselves sing, cause even that's not much to cheer about. All told, a waste of several minutes, apart from the female vocals. IMHO, of course. pxd
A fabulous version I've never heard!! Thanks.
a blessing from PSD....headphones, please. Wish I was there......
Ah, this is bringing back great memories of my departed friend , Christos. Both great!
An awesome soundtrack for the eclipse. Thanks Bill!
Sj*** wanted to get out of bed.... will have to postpone it now...
galste wrote:
Someone's age has very little to do with their liking or disliking this tune. Generally, when one writes "nuff said" in a statement, there should not have to be any more words following it.
8.9 average rating... nuff said. Clearly this is great nostalgia. I don't understand the negative comments. Are you too young to have experienced a Pink Floyd concert?
Someone's age has very little to do with their liking or disliking this tune. Generally, when one writes "nuff said" in a statement, there should not have to be any more words following it.
coding_to_music wrote:
Fitting and well deserved tribute and restitution. Far too often musicians blame the moneymen for screwing over the hired help. It shouldn't take lawyers for them to figure out how to do the right thing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clare_Torry
"The Great Gig in the Sky"
In 2004, she sued Pink Floyd and EMI for songwriting royalties on the basis that her contribution to "The Great Gig in the Sky" constituted co-authorship with keyboardist Richard Wright. Originally, she was paid the standard flat fee of £30 for Sunday studio work. In 2005, an out-of-court settlement was reached in Torry's favour, although the terms of the settlement were not disclosed.<5> All releases after 2005 credit 'Richard Wright/Clare Torry' for the "Great Gig in the Sky" segment.
Fitting and well deserved tribute and restitution. Far too often musicians blame the moneymen for screwing over the hired help. It shouldn't take lawyers for them to figure out how to do the right thing.
Wow....I purchased the album in 1975, watched my high school kids in Phoenix, OR paint the side of the gym to an identical replica of the cover...and today this sure is sounding so, so good. Thanks, RP.
Very cool that y'all're playing the Empire Pool performance of this!
here we go - turning the speakers up to 11
I gave a 12 to this. Given that the top rating is ten, I have 2 to spare... will give it to next song, that way I will be in peace.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clare_Torry
"The Great Gig in the Sky"
In 2004, she sued Pink Floyd and EMI for songwriting royalties on the basis that her contribution to "The Great Gig in the Sky" constituted co-authorship with keyboardist Richard Wright. Originally, she was paid the standard flat fee of £30 for Sunday studio work. In 2005, an out-of-court settlement was reached in Torry's favour, although the terms of the settlement were not disclosed.<5> All releases after 2005 credit 'Richard Wright/Clare Torry' for the "Great Gig in the Sky" segment.
this is a magical recording. Excellent sound and great performance.
Art_Carnage wrote:
I doubt she sued, she sang with Dave recently, I would imagine it was just a sence of fairplay on the part of the band < edit >whatever Wikipedia says!< /edit >.
It's a shame that Clare Torry had to sue, in order to get the credit she deserved on "Great Gig...".
I doubt she sued, she sang with Dave recently, I would imagine it was just a sence of fairplay on the part of the band < edit >whatever Wikipedia says!< /edit >.
why must the scale go only to 10? so worthy of an 11 here.
f—-ing yummy...
Nooooooooo......
When the piece started I prepared for one hour of splendor. Only to have Bill's voice bring me down hard saying "we won't be hearing the whole piece today". Pity...
When the piece started I prepared for one hour of splendor. Only to have Bill's voice bring me down hard saying "we won't be hearing the whole piece today". Pity...
GOT TO LOVE ALL THINGS LIVE!!!! keep'm coming!!
Excellent choice Bill !!
had to skip it - twice!
ziakut wrote:
Completely agree with Ziakut. The music is nice, but once a year is enough. Can't you break it into pieces and just play a slice at a time?
There is no "Play something Different" that stands the lenght of this song. :-/
Oh no...the Pink Floyd orgy. Whenever I hear a track from this and see this album cover...I know we're in for a long...overdrawn set of Pink Floyd. I like PF greatly...but this is like celebrating 1st place in a pie eating contest and indulging in the first place prize...more damn pie. 
If this were regular radio...I would assume that the DJ needed a diarrhea / cigarette break.
If this were regular radio...I would assume that the DJ needed a diarrhea / cigarette break.
Completely agree with Ziakut. The music is nice, but once a year is enough. Can't you break it into pieces and just play a slice at a time?
There is no "Play something Different" that stands the lenght of this song. :-/
Love this!
Please more of them live!
Please more of them live!
ziakut wrote:
Oh no...the Pink Floyd orgy. Whenever I hear a track from this and see this album cover...I know we're in for a long...overdrawn set of Pink Floyd. I like PF greatly...but this is like celebrating 1st place in a pie eating contest and indulging in the first place prize...more damn pie.
If this were regular radio...I would assume that the DJ needed a diarrhea / cigarette break.
If this were regular radio...I would assume that the DJ needed a diarrhea / cigarette break.
8.9 means ??? This is not music and i can't wait for it to end.
Wow. This is really trippy even on my S%*##y work computer speakers!
8.9 average rating... nuff said. Clearly this is great nostalgia. I don't understand the negative comments. Are you too young to have experienced a Pink Floyd concert?
Old, worn out and never ending song.
acamon wrote:
Well yeah, but a big part of your argument is a result of the age of the song...a song that anyone who has ever listened to a rock radio station is familiar with. The result is that over time, what we heard as quite unique now feels quite familiar. Best thing to do is probably what they did and package a few versions of the old material up so we can get a sense of both the complexity and the difficulty of reproducing such truly amazing studio energy.
Occasionally I hear some PF and it sounds experimental, atmospheric and interesting, I begin to think I've misjudged them. Then the 'song' starts and we're back in boring, MOR, blues funk. I guess it was experimental enough for the public at the time, but I wonder what they could have been like...
Obviously, their gazillions of fans disagree.
Obviously, their gazillions of fans disagree.
Well yeah, but a big part of your argument is a result of the age of the song...a song that anyone who has ever listened to a rock radio station is familiar with. The result is that over time, what we heard as quite unique now feels quite familiar. Best thing to do is probably what they did and package a few versions of the old material up so we can get a sense of both the complexity and the difficulty of reproducing such truly amazing studio energy.
It's a shame that Clare Torry had to sue, in order to get the credit she deserved on "Great Gig...".
Occasionally I hear some PF and it sounds experimental, atmospheric and interesting, I begin to think I've misjudged them. Then the 'song' starts and we're back in boring, MOR, blues funk. I guess it was experimental enough for the public at the time, but I wonder what they could have been like...
Obviously, their gazillions of fans disagree.
Obviously, their gazillions of fans disagree.
There are few things better than Pink Floyd Live! Goose Bumps everytime!
The more I listen to this box set, the more I like. Must. Have. 
Oh no...the Pink Floyd orgy. Whenever I hear a track from this and see this album cover...I know we're in for a long...overdrawn set of Pink Floyd. I like PF greatly...but this is like celebrating 1st place in a pie eating contest and indulging in the first place prize...more damn pie.
If this were regular radio...I would assume that the DJ needed a diarrhea / cigarette break.
If this were regular radio...I would assume that the DJ needed a diarrhea / cigarette break.
Oh, it's speaking to me, and well, as I enjoy a big ol' salad bowl of Pre-'98 Bubba Kush, Planewreck, and Deep Space Full Melt...nothing like PF, RP, and Rocky Mountain Way!
Ticking away the moments that make up the dull day...
Just loving this!
Yes!!!!
And we're back.
Great set Mr. B....thank you!
Next best thing to seeing them live...well, almost.;-)
Next best thing to seeing them live...well, almost.;-)
HAS to be THE LONGEST song RP plays...
And thats a GREAT thing... LOVE IT
And thats a GREAT thing... LOVE IT
thewiseking wrote:
Ok, we get it, you have no musical taste and like to shout it out, broadcast it indefinitely over the interwebs. Type it out until your fingers bleed. Instead, I would suggest saving your time and changing the station.
if you ever wondered if a guitarist could fall asleep in the middle of a solo, the answer is apparently yes.
Ok, we get it, you have no musical taste and like to shout it out, broadcast it indefinitely over the interwebs. Type it out until your fingers bleed. Instead, I would suggest saving your time and changing the station.
if you ever wondered if a guitarist could fall asleep in the middle of a solo, the answer is apparently yes.
I just raised a lighter over my head this song is so good only to set the fire alarm off. Oh well, at least the battery's still good.
let's see, root canal, a visit to the Department of Motor Vehicles or listening to Pink Floyd's "classic" Money again? Think I'll take the root canal.
Ok, I have to get this box set!
This is like time travel.
heh, heh, hey man, it's the Giant Pig, COOL!!! ya gonna smoke that?
11.5
here we go, wake up stoners, the screeching Star Search Contestant is running vocal scales again.....zzzzzzzzzzzzzz........zzzzzzz
I LOVE LOVE LOVE Pink Floyd, but this is really hard to listen to.
I'm going to need to turn this off and put in the studio recording.
...a little addendum...I saw the Wall concert back in 79-80? it was pure genius, flawless.
This dark Side doesn't even come CLOSE .
I'm going to need to turn this off and put in the studio recording.
...a little addendum...I saw the Wall concert back in 79-80? it was pure genius, flawless.
This dark Side doesn't even come CLOSE .
..........bored..................
Are you twelve? Shut up and enjoy. Or better yet, go play in your haunted house! thewiseking wrote:
must have had auto tune back in the day cause these wasted blokes are singin way off key
must have had auto tune back in the day cause these wasted blokes are singin way off key
Not the best version to be sure...
thewiseking wrote:
I was wondering when the yang to the yin of my child-like exhuberance would show up. Now could you let me know where to download that Rye thing?
could this be any cheesier? sounds like the sound effects from the Rye Playland Haunted House
I was wondering when the yang to the yin of my child-like exhuberance would show up. Now could you let me know where to download that Rye thing?
I think I just blew out my speakers!
thewiseking wrote:
I think the Ozzie Osbourne you are looking for is on another station........
here it goes again, soul crushing tedium for the now balding, pot bellied, way over the hill stoner set.
couldn't stand it then but hey, they filled the stadium
I think the Ozzie Osbourne you are looking for is on another station........
could this be any cheesier? sounds like the sound effects from the Rye Playland Haunted House
where's the laser light show, man?
Wow.
This reminds me of stumbling on a bootleg in the old days, before the internet made things so accessible and hearing something that you and maybe a handful of others were lucky enough to know about (or so you thought).
This reminds me of stumbling on a bootleg in the old days, before the internet made things so accessible and hearing something that you and maybe a handful of others were lucky enough to know about (or so you thought).
Thank you!
Nice piece of music.
I sit here in Skælskør and enjoy life!
Nice piece of music.
I sit here in Skælskør and enjoy life!
My little tube amp just loves this
here it goes again, soul crushing tedium for the now balding, pot bellied, way over the hill stoner set.
couldn't stand it then but hey, they filled the stadium
Love this Live Immersion Box version. A refreshing change. Thanks Bill and Rebecca! Just now listening to "On the Run" being performed completely LIVE with the synthesizers of the time. Pink Floyd were true pioneers in this area.
YYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!
Sure like Bill's taste in music, but I'm obviously not a huge Fink Ployd fan as this was literally the first time I used that PSD button. Unfortunately for me the other song ended before this one so I got to hear a bit more of the screeching women. Still love RP though.
Thank you Bill, and deepest Thank You to Pink, which ever one he is......for creating this Anthem to our souls.
Wow! I never heard this before. Awesome performance. Thanks for playing MUSIC.
Only you Bill, only you!
Thanks
Dirk
Thanks
Dirk
raced sailboats all day here in seattle. a cool february day, overcast, showers, 15 - 22 knots, 40 deg F. no better what to end the day than sitting by the fire listening to Pink Floyd live.
thank you Bill.
thank you Bill.
Simply in a class all by themselves!
THANK YOU FOR THIS!!
Nobody matches the original, unbeatable Clare Torry on the "The Great Gig In The Sky", but hair splitting aside,
THIS IS AMAZING!
Nobody does concerts like this anymore...probably never will!
Nobody matches the original, unbeatable Clare Torry on the "The Great Gig In The Sky", but hair splitting aside,
THIS IS AMAZING!
Nobody does concerts like this anymore...probably never will!
I'm so sorry, but i truly hate those ladies screaming "wwoooooooohhhooohhh, waaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH haaaaaahhhaaaaaaaaaahooooowwwwwww"
Further more, i can not understand how this is a 9,1. An 8 i can understand, but a 9,1... No sorry, not for me...
4
Further more, i can not understand how this is a 9,1. An 8 i can understand, but a 9,1... No sorry, not for me...
4
Middle of a handover report-hands are resting now.. Thank you Bill!
I first heard this album in 1973 while tripping on magic mushrooms at a beach in North Queensland. Never eaten magic mushies since, but the album still does it for me.
One of those songs that really gets me, roots me to the spot, makes me remember every time I've ever heard it, inducing the current of Life to surge through me like some kind of Quantum Entanglement coming from the Core of Everything via my freaking speakers...
Mesmerizing
incessant lifeless droning with a Star Search contestant running vocal scales in the background. welcome to Pink Void.
new logo for the new year? keep it up RP, this is a nice treat since I doubt I will buy the set... not that I don't want it.
Thanks for playing such an extended track ! I thoroughly enjoyed it, seating comfortably in my sofa, almost falling asleep, and yet having all my attention to every single details of it. Long leave RP !
EPIC!
D A N K E 
aspicer wrote:
...there's a lot more to the immersion edition than just one album...
CD 1 - Dark Side of the Moon (2011 Remaster, New)
CD 2 - Dark Side of the Moon (1974 Live Recording, New)
CD 3 - Dark Side of the Moon (1974 Early Album Mix, new)
+ 3 Dark Side of the Moon Early Live tracks (New)
+ 3 Dark Side of the Moon Demo tracks (New)
+ 1 Household Objects track (New)
DVD 1 - Dark Side of the Moon (2003 5.1 SACD Mix)
+ Dark Side of the Moon (1973 Quadraphonic Mix)
+ Dark Side of the Moon (Original Stereo Mix)
DVD 2 - Dark Side of the Moon Concert Screen Films (1974/1975, New)
+ 2 Saucerful of Secrets tracks (1972 Live Performances, New)
+ Dark Side of the Moon Documentary (2003)
BRD 1 - High-resolution DVD1 + DVD2 content
Dark Side of the Moon Art Book
Dark Side of the Moon Photo Book
Dark Side of the Moon Art Print
(5) Dark Side of the Moon Art Cards
(9) Dark side of the Moon Art Coasters
Dark Side of the Moon Scarf
Dark Side of the Moon Marbles + Pouch
Replica Tour Ticket
Replica Backstage Pass
Immersion Edition Credits Booklet
...i can't say i'm particularly fond of all the extra swag, nor the box cover art, but the discs and two books deliver what i've always felt a proper flagship edition should encompass - for that content alone, i don't feel one hundred twenty dollars is at all unreasonable...
I SO want to own this - but at a $120 Amazon price....REALLY?!? Sadly, the record industry STILL doesn't get it! $120 for the one album....Please...?!?
...there's a lot more to the immersion edition than just one album...
CD 1 - Dark Side of the Moon (2011 Remaster, New)
CD 2 - Dark Side of the Moon (1974 Live Recording, New)
CD 3 - Dark Side of the Moon (1974 Early Album Mix, new)
+ 3 Dark Side of the Moon Early Live tracks (New)
+ 3 Dark Side of the Moon Demo tracks (New)
+ 1 Household Objects track (New)
DVD 1 - Dark Side of the Moon (2003 5.1 SACD Mix)
+ Dark Side of the Moon (1973 Quadraphonic Mix)
+ Dark Side of the Moon (Original Stereo Mix)
DVD 2 - Dark Side of the Moon Concert Screen Films (1974/1975, New)
+ 2 Saucerful of Secrets tracks (1972 Live Performances, New)
+ Dark Side of the Moon Documentary (2003)
BRD 1 - High-resolution DVD1 + DVD2 content
Dark Side of the Moon Art Book
Dark Side of the Moon Photo Book
Dark Side of the Moon Art Print
(5) Dark Side of the Moon Art Cards
(9) Dark side of the Moon Art Coasters
Dark Side of the Moon Scarf
Dark Side of the Moon Marbles + Pouch
Replica Tour Ticket
Replica Backstage Pass
Immersion Edition Credits Booklet
...i can't say i'm particularly fond of all the extra swag, nor the box cover art, but the discs and two books deliver what i've always felt a proper flagship edition should encompass - for that content alone, i don't feel one hundred twenty dollars is at all unreasonable...
musickat wrote:
I guess it's NOT a repeat
Yes let's hear the whole thing next time PLEASE
Missed it the first time.....love repeats on RP!! Love you for playing it! 
I guess it's NOT a repeat
Yes let's hear the whole thing next time PLEASE Yes hope you didn't miss ;-)
Did that just last 20 minutes?
Just took a temporary leave of absence from work.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Whoah— Nice long tune, Bill. Thanks!
Just frickin' fantastic. What a way to head into the last hr at the desk on a Friday.
Thanks Bill
and radio stations wonder why their going down the tubes? Pretty simple, they don't do sets like Bill's
Thanks Bill
and radio stations wonder why their going down the tubes? Pretty simple, they don't do sets like Bill's
Just noticed all my hairs are standing on end... full body erection! 8^)
And some bands nowadays consider themselves them innovative? Think again.
This is the kind of radio which does what it has to do (as does a lot of the stuff here). Playing such an extended set really makes you want to go and buy the album, have it, hold it, cherish it. I am now thinking of investing in a turntable just to hear this.
The whinging record companies really should just up. Radio works for them, whether Internet or not.
This is the kind of radio which does what it has to do (as does a lot of the stuff here). Playing such an extended set really makes you want to go and buy the album, have it, hold it, cherish it. I am now thinking of investing in a turntable just to hear this.
The whinging record companies really should just up. Radio works for them, whether Internet or not.
thank you just thank you
ITunes sorry
''All The Faithful To Their Knees'' Thankyou RP for airing this track ................
Ahhh.... it's like having your DNA tweaked or your favourite pair slippers resoled. It's so familiar, but... different. I love it.
I love these rare super-treats. Because most of RP is always a treat.
Funny to see that on French AppStore clicking on " buy on app store" leads you to an " unfindable" answer .......
Isn't it cool to see how many people are tuned in and turned on all together at the same time!!!
reminds me of midnight 'perfect album sides' on FM radio in days gone by ... could be a regular feature
Nice set! Can't hear stuff put together like this on commercial radio.
Hat's off the guy behind the mike.
Hat's off the guy behind the mike.
Foggy, cool and rainy today, love it, but this fits especially well this afternoon...as I fritter away my Friday afternoon, working... 
terryp17 wrote:
A drink? More like a smoke of sumthin other than tobacco.
Has anyone got a drink?
A drink? More like a smoke of sumthin other than tobacco.
Yeah...this works.
Takes me right back to their concert in Frankfurt. F-ing amazing!
I SO want to own this - but at a $120 Amazon price....REALLY?!? Sadly, the record industry STILL doesn't get it! $120 for the one album....Please...?!?
All the genius composition and musicianship of the recorded version - and much, much less. At least it's just like being there live - oh, wait a minute, it's actually nothing like that, either. I guess the boys couldn't hear themselves sing, cause even that's not much to cheer about. All told, a waste of several minutes, apart from the female vocals. IMHO, of course. pxd
"I've been mad for fucking years, absolutely years"