There has always been the guys who later was realized to be ahead in time. Some of the early blues guitar players were ahead in time, some singers have been, and then in the era of “pop” and “rock”.

In my ears, The Who was ahead, Pet Sounds was.

In 1968 Swedish The Jackpots used rich harmonies and reverse harmonies overdubs in “Jack In the Box”.

Another Gothenburg band, Tages, produced their last album “Studio” at Abbey Roads in 1967. IMHO, along with The Jackpots, by far, best Swedish bands in the 60s, musically innovative. One of the songs, “She’s Having A Baby Now” was banned by the BBC.

In 1973 I was 8. My brother bought the album The Dark Side of the Moon, and by then, I did feel that it was different, yet timeless. It was on time, in time, kind of… in all time.

I remember I thought to my self the words or feeling “It sounds modern”, yet I was not surprised, felt as it was already my style, though I had not heard it before. The stereo effects, the phaser sounds, the vsc3, the breathing drum dynamics, the rich and dense spectrum yet open sound, the slow gentle rhythm.

Time goes on. Who will be ahead with the yet unreleased music?

how’s things at DGHQ?

hope all’s well

good day on SkyArts 256 today!

3:30 pm David Gilmour: Remember That Night
8:00 pm Pink Floyd: Classic Albums
9:00 pm PULSE: Dark Side of the Moon

I know what I’m doing today.

andy

Sorry, but I read about it right now.

The really weird thing was, that as the anaesthetic was being injected, none other than Comfortably Numb started playing in the room!