Here’s another awesome Pink Floyd song, Dogs. My favorite song from my favorite album, Animals. This interlude/solo section is probably in my top 5 greatest Pink Floyd moments. I played all guitars, keyboards, and I programmed drums. Gear used: -Jackson SL3 Soloist -Peavey Grind Bass -Seagull 25th Anniversary (acoustic) -Roland D-50 Linear Synthesizer -POD Farm -Ableton Live Lite 7 Hope you enjoy!…

Music dedicated to memory of Richard Wright (1943 – 2008), Pink Floyd keyboardist This is music for Rick Wright, of course for his listeners, if you like this music, and for all (and for myself). It is completely amateur. I hope this music will help preserve the memory of Rick, because I think that both his music in our memory and a music recorded by us with the inspiration of his style and sound will guarantee that the music of Rick and Pink Floyd will last a very long time. Now I know that anyone can compose music. So I encourage you to record music….

From ” Echoes Of Pink: Tribute To Pink Floyd ” Label: Reverberations Records Released: 2002 Tracks 01. Wish You Were Here – Kris McKay, of Sara Hickman’s band 02. Stay – Reyo Bikkin 03. Money – Leslie King 04. Cymbaline – Maureen Mahon 05. Us and Them” – Brielle Morgan 06. Hey You – Jessica Goldman 07. Time – Melissa Quade 08. See Emily Play – Erin Alden 09. Run Like Hell – Corinne Sheehan 10. Brain Damage – Nikki Boyer 11. Vera – Leslie King 12. Comfortably Numb – Patricia Maertens ———————— “Money” is the sixth track from English progressive rock band Pink Floyd’s 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon. Written by bassist Roger Waters, it opened side two of the original vinyl LP, and is the only song on the album to enter the top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100. “Money” is particularly notable for its unusual 7/4–4/4 time signature, its distinctive bassline and the seven-beat “loop” of money-related sound effects that opens the track: coins clinking, a cash register ringing, etc. Composition Despite relatively recent remarks by bassist Roger Waters and guitarist David Gilmour, that the song had been composed primarily in 7/8 time, it was actually composed in 7/4, as Gilmour previously acknowledged in an interview with Guitar World magazine in 1993. Most rock music is written in 4/4, or common time, and most of the exceptions are in 3/4 or a similar triple meter. The typical rock backbeat on two and four is instead on two, four and six, leaving two beats in a ……

WWW.MOSAICOBAND.COM Andrea Averame – Lead Singer Marco Meneghetti – Guitars Francesco Aubry – Synthetizers Marco Cornaglia – Guitars Gianfranco Gullino – Bass Tony De Franco – Drum Bianca Casolaro – Vocalist – Video by Cekko…

Find a safe place,hang up some dayglow velvet posters,turn on a black light,get comfortable on a bean bag chair , light up a massive spliff and turn the volume all the way UP….

WWW.MOSAICOBAND.COM Andrea Averame – Lead Singer Marco Meneghetti – Guitars Francesco Aubry – Synthetizers Marco Cornaglia – Guitars Gianfranco Gullino – Bass Tony De Franco – Drum Bianca Casolaro – Vocalist…

Music dedicated to memory of Richard Wright (1943 – 2008), Pink Floyd keyboardist It is music for Rick Wright, of course for his listeners if you like this music, and for all (and for myself). It is completely amateur. I hope this music will help preserve the memory of Rick, because I think that both his music in our memory and a music recorded by us with the inspiration of his style and sound will guarantee that the music of Rick and Pink Floyd will last a very long time. Now I know that anyone can compose music. So I encourage you to record music. “Rick” is my second musical project, music was created in the period from 27-11-2010 to 29-01-2011. Thank you for listening. “RODOS” (Rhodes) is a Greek island. Apparently Rick lived there for some time, probably at the time of financial troubles related to the embezzlement of funds by their financial adviser. So Rhodes was also a home for him in tough times after being fired from Pink Floyd by Waters. Acoustic guitar symbolizes a home, a family atmosphere, barbecue in the garden. Pastel sound of a synthesizer symbolizes the colors of the island, wind, sunshine, green trees and shrubs, etc. There is also a sound of Solina, which heard on “Animals” and “WYWH”, and a simple lead sound on imitation of minimoog. (sorry for my english) RWMusicProject – “Rick”: 01 – 28.07.1943 02 – Architectural Abdab 03 – Keyboardist pt.1 04 – PF 05 – Keyboardist pt.2 06 – Fat, Old Organ 07 – Outside The PF 08 – Rodos 09 – Return 10 – The Last Time ……

Macroconcierto de Roger Waters de la obra maestra The Wall, en Berlín, 1990, en Conmemoración por la caída del Muro de Berlín unos meses antes, finales de 1989. Acompañado de: Bryan Adams, The Band, Paul Carrack, Thomas Dolby, James Galway, Jerry Hall, The Hooters, Cyndi Lauper, Ute Lemper, Joni Mitchell, Paddy Maloney, Van Morrison, Sinead O’Connor, Scorpions….

The piece had its genesis in a collection of musical experiments written separately by each band member, referred to as “Nothing, Parts 1-24″. Subsequent tapes of work in progress were labelled “The Son of Nothing” and “The Return of the Son of Nothing”; the latter title was eventually used to introduce the as-yet unreleased work during its first live performances in early 1971. During this stage of its development, the song’s first verse had yet to be finalized. It originally referred to the meeting of two celestial bodies, but perhaps because of Waters’ increasing concerns that Pink Floyd was being pigeon-holed as a space rock band, the lyrics were rewritten to use underwater imagery instead. The title “Echoes” was also subjected to significant revisions before and after the release of Meddle: Waters, a devoted football fan, proposed that the band call its new piece “We Won the Double” in celebration of Arsenal’s 1971 victory, and during a 1972 tour of Germany he jovially introduced it on two consecutive nights as “Looking Through the Knothole in Granny’s Wooden Leg” (a reference to The Goon Show; the phrase appeared in an episode titled “The £50 Cure”) and “The March of the Dam Busters”, respectively. David Gilmour – vocals, guitars, sound effects Richard Wright – vocals, Hammond M-102 organ, Farfisa Combo Compact Duo organ, Grand piano (through Leslie 145 speaker), sound effects Roger Waters – bass guitar, sound effects Nick Mason – drums, percussion, sound effects…

Macroconcierto de Roger Waters en Berlín, de 1990, en Conmemoración de la caída del Muro de Berlín unos meses antes, finales de 1989. Acompañado de: Bryan Adams, The Band, Paul Carrack, Thomas Dolby, James Galway, Jerry Hall, The Hooters, Cyndi Lauper, Ute Lemper, Joni Mitchell, Paddy Maloney, Van Morrison, Sinead O’Connor, Scorpions….