pink floyd/ wizard of oz
 

I have heard about this for years but have yet to try it. Just wondering if any AKers have and what the results were.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Side_of_the_Rainbow

Great album. Great movie. The sum is less than it's parts.

I bought a DVD copy off eBay back when they were selling them there, the quality of the sound and picture are fabulous!! Yes, the musical coincidence's are amazing. :yes:

Dark side of the rainbow

http://www.pinksyncshop.com/l_DSOTR51Web.jpg

Thanks.

You guys are so high.

It helps if you're watching this... :smoke:

Now somebody tell me how good is Alice on the Wall?

I've been talking about this for weeks now- 4 or 5 of 'em, at least.

It's recommended you open your "doors of perception" verrrrrry wide before hand to benefit most from it.

But doors opened or closed, it is at least a lot of fun.

Consensus is it's good for the first spin through the disc, but as the movie goes on and the disc peters out, so does the effect. Though that may alsdo have something to do with the "keys" wearing off.

Anyhow, what do you have to lose besides a few brain cells and a few hours?

Worst case, you just watched an interesting classic of a film, and listened to one hell of a good album.




I'm jealous as hell.

I'll wash your Mini Cooper in a bikini if you let me borrow it.:beatnik:

I remember when the local radio station would simulcast the album when the movie was being aired on the local TV station. Those were the days!

Cool! :thmbsp:

Which one did that?

I only started hearing about this a few years ago. Its on my "to do" list.

I want to say DC 101 back in the days when Howard Stern was local and not syndicated but it has been a while and so many stations have come and gone.

Do it. There are instructions on the Internet where to cue up the LP or CD. I think it is when the MGM Lion roars, but don't quote me.

I may do it with my kids soon since they are familiar with both the album and the movie. I doubt that I will be opening up my doors of perception other than with a hearty stout.

Ken

I'd rather hear Judy sing "Over the Rainbow" than hear any of Pink Floyd's drug induced noodling.

I'm sorry but this is the kind of thing considered profound by 1972 tic sniffers and qualuude gobblers.

Yes. What's your point? :D (psst-that's tHc)