"Meddle" was literally a milestone on the way to "The Dark Side Of The Moon" and "Wish You Were Here". The band had found themselves, had finally arrived in the 70s.
It showed Pink Floyd focused as never before.
In late 1971, after a seemingly endless recording process, "Meddle" was finally released. Necessity is the mother of invention, and so the band ventured a new approach, but it required an "aha" effect, an illuminating moment that pointed the way. Pink Floyd initially found it very difficult when it came to recording a new album. In 2011, the album was painstakingly remastered by James Guthrie (the sound engineer and co-producer of the original album) and Joel Plante, at das boot recording studio located in Lake Tahoe, California.It was a tough struggle for every note, a frustrating search for a vision, a sparking idea. Shortly after the album's twentieth anniversary, Capitol relaunched the 1997 edition in the United States in 2000 taking over the European remastering, and EMI did the same in Canada, Australia, South America and the United States. Then in 1997 the Columbia firm remastered the album, with better sound quality than EMI's, to be released in the United States, Canada, Australia, South America and Japan. The Wall was first remastered in 1994 in the UK by EMI. See More Your browser does not support the audio element. ℗ 1979, 2011 Pink Floyd Music Ltd., marketed and distributed by Parlophone Records Ltd., a Warner Music Group Company Pink Floyd (Roger Waters, vocals & bass - David Gilmour, lead & harmony vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, pedal steel guitar, Prophet-5, synthesizer - Nick Mason, drums - Richard Wright, Hammond organ) - Lee Ritenour, Additional acoustic guitar - The New York Symphony Orchestra (strings, wind instruments, percussion) & Michael Kamen, Conductor - Bob Ezrin, Performance Arranger - David Gilmour, Composer - Roger Waters, Lyricist - Michael Kamen, Orchestral arrangement - Produced by (in alphabetical order) Bob Ezrin, David Gilmour, Roger Waters - Co-produced by James Guthrie - James Guthrie, Engineer, Mastering Engineer - Other engineers : Nick Griffiths, Patrice Quef, Brian Christian, John McClure, Rick Hart - Technician : Phil Taylor - James Guthrie, 2011 Remastering Engineer - Joel Plante, 2011 Remastering Engineer In 2011, the album was painstakingly remastered by James Guthrie (the sound engineer and co-producer of the original album) and Joel Plante, at das boot recording studio located in Lake Tahoe, California. This particularly ambitious rock opera essentially bears the emotional mark of Roger Waters (evocation of his absent father, his abusive mother and the rigidity of a school system that traumatized him for life). A real introspection of Waters' life, the album combines fiction and reality through the story of Pink, a young rock star (who in fact symbolizes Waters himself) prey to his demons and who, little by little, builds a chimerical wall around him to cut himself off from the world. A double album with a strong concept was released and was a massive success - more than thirty million copies sold. Based on this projection, he calls on Bob Ezrin (producer of Lou Reed, Alice Cooper, Kiss, etc.) to help him realize his project. In 1977, Roger Waters - singer, bassist, lyricist, composer and arranger of Pink Floyd - sketched on a sheet of paper a wall separating audience and musicians. It is the last studio album with the line-up of David Gilmour (guitar), Roger Waters (bass guitar and lyricist), Richard Wright (keyboards) and Nick Mason (drums). Buy the album Starting at kr86,79Ĭo-directed by Roger Waters and David Gilmour, The Wall, Pink Floyd's eleventh studio album, was released in the UK on Novemon the Harvest record label and in the United States on Decemon Columbia.
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