You ain't heard Pink Floyd like this...

Andre Marc · Apr 25, 2015

Indra Rios Moore:

Stunning album entitled Heartland, from Impulse. 96/24 download.

Produced by the great Larry Klein:

PeterA · Apr 25, 2015

Wow. No, I have not. This cut may be enough for me to consider adding digital to my mix.

Andre Marc · Apr 25, 2015

PeterA said:
Wow. No, I have not. This cut may be enough for me to consider adding digital to my mix.

Wholly smokes!!!

PeterA · Apr 25, 2015

Andre Marc said:
Wholly smokes!!!

Andre, I actually prefer this take: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inPQhvHnjl8

Thanks for starting this thread.

Andre Marc · Apr 25, 2015

PeterA said:
Andre, I actually prefer this take: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inPQhvHnjl8

Thanks for starting this thread.

You are very welcome. Great find on this live take....superb.

The rest of the album is a delight as well.

PeterA · Apr 25, 2015

Andre Marc said:
You are very welcome. Great find on this live take....superb.

The rest of the album is a delight as well.

MadFloyd just PM'd me that he has it on vinyl. I almost believed him. So, so cruel.

Johnny Vinyl · Apr 25, 2015

I appreciate the art and I'm sure it sounds fabulous, but I prefer my PF straight up!

Andre Marc · Apr 25, 2015

PeterA said:
MadFloyd just PM'd me that he has it on vinyl. I almost believed him. So, so cruel.

Bastardo!!

Well, if it makes you feel better it is without question probably a digital recording.

Andre Marc · Apr 25, 2015

Johnny Vinyl said:
I appreciate the art and I'm sure it sounds fabulous, but I prefer my PF straight up!

I hear you..but the rest of the album is great too...if you have Larry Klein on board you got something...

Al M. · Apr 25, 2015

Johnny Vinyl said:
I appreciate the art and I'm sure it sounds fabulous, but I prefer my PF straight up!

Not so sure anymore on this one...

PeterA · Apr 25, 2015

Johnny Vinyl said:
I appreciate the art and I'm sure it sounds fabulous, but I prefer my PF straight up!

I'm usually a purist also, but when I heard this live acoustic version...incredible. That acoustic bass line and sax arrangement is really something. Like her voice too. I love the original PF version but honestly think I would prefer to hear Indra Rios Moore live in a jazz club rather than being blasted by the high volume of a Pink Floyd show.

Al M. · Apr 25, 2015

PeterA said:
I'm usually a purist also, but when I heard this live acoustic version...incredible. That acoustic bass line and sax arrangement is really something. Like her voice too. I love the original PF version but honestly think I would prefer to hear Indra Rios Moore live in a jazz club rather than being blasted by the high volume of a Pink Floyd show.

+1

Rock shows are bad for your ears. I will never go to one again. Fortunately, there are so many good concerts of classical and classical avantgarde, with the latter often being free...Long live Boston!

Hi-FiGuy · Apr 25, 2015

I am for the most part with Johnny on this one, it sounds great, great emotion, dynamics but I got very bored with it on the second time through.

Call me strange but this has always been my Night Club/Lounge Singer sitting/laying on a piano smoke in the air fantasy.
https://youtu.be/Mj20XpZ49eg
As a young lad I followed this band for two reasons, Debbie Harry and Clem Burke, quite the little jazz stickman in this one.

Have not figured out how to get the actual video to post on this forum yet, sorry

Johnny Vinyl · Apr 25, 2015

Al M. said:
Not so sure anymore on this one...

That's ok.

PeterA said:
I'm usually a purist also, but when I heard this live acoustic version...incredible. That acoustic bass line and sax arrangement is really something. Like her voice too. I love the original PF version but honestly think I would prefer to hear Indra Rios Moore live in a jazz club rather than being blasted by the high volume of a Pink Floyd show.

No question about her voice, but I'm not digging the jazz interpretation of this song. IMO the connection to the original is sporadic at best. JMHO.

XV-1 · Apr 25, 2015

MEH

Just what the world needs, another Jazz lite cover version of a great song.

Whatmore · Apr 25, 2015

XV-1 said:
MEH

Just what the world needs, another Jazz lite cover version of a great song.

+100

rbbert · Apr 25, 2015

XV-1 said:
MEH

Just what the world needs, another Jazz lite cover version of a great song.

Money hardly qualifies as a "great" song...

astrotoy · Apr 25, 2015

DSOTM was released 42 years ago!, Four years after man landed on the bright side of the moon (actually all sides of the moon get dark over a month.) How many of you weren't born yet?

Larry

Al M. · Apr 25, 2015

rbbert said:
Money hardly qualifies as a "great" song...

Well, it is a great song, but only this cover version has revealed its true potential (grin).

Seriously, I find Wish You Were Here the much greater album. Also The Wall beats DSOTM, imo.

Johnny Vinyl · Apr 25, 2015

astrotoy said:
DSOTM was released 42 years ago!, Four years after man landed on the bright side of the moon (actually all sides of the moon get dark over a month.) How many of you weren't born yet?

Larry

I was 20 and working in the promotions/A&R dept at Polydor in Montreal, Quebec.

You ain't heard Pink Floyd like this...

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