Pink Floyd - The Division Bell (Trance Remix) torrent

Artist....: Pink Floyd
Title.....: Division bell (Trance Mix)
Rel. Date.:
Type/Genre: Electronic
Size......: 98mb
Format....: mp3
Bitrate...: 192


Tracklist:


1. Cluster One
2. What Do You Want From Me
3. Poles Apart
4. Marooned
5. A Great Day for Freedom
6. Wearing the Inside Out
7. Take It Back
8. Keep Talking
9. High Hopes

Many people believe that these "Limited Edition Trance-Remixes" of Pink Floyd albums which have made their way into the public sector were done by The Orb. (The Orb are known for being hard-core fans of the Floyd). Although I would like to believe this, it seems improbable that The Orb are the folks doing the remixes. Pink Floyd are constantly being cited as an important influence on today's ambient music scene. It would naturally follow then, that if any "classic rock" group would lend itself to ambient interpretations, Floyd would. Essentially, these "unofficial" remixes are Floyd albums with lots of modern day techno keyboard work, voices, samples and many other sounds thrown in. What happens is a whole new interpretation of Pink Floyd's music. Some people feel that the music should stand by itself and not be tampered with. However, I do not think it is the intention of the remix creators to distract from the greatness of Pink Floyd's recorded output. Credit is always given to the Floyd themselves. They are remaking Floyd's art into something new and different. In some sense, this is very similar to what Ducamp (and the Dadaists in twenties) did to the Mona Lisa when they painted a moustache on her. The essence of Floyd still remains in the remixes. Granted, some are more successful than others, but that is to be expected. These are Pink Floyd albums reinvigorated and renewed in some sense. One does not always have to agree with the new interpretation,

The remix of this one is sparse throughout. "Cluster One" has a nice drum machine beat throughout. "What Do You Want From Me" "Marooned" and "Poles Apart" are nice ambient excursions. "A Great Day for Freedom" and "Take it Back" are peppy interpretations that have pleasurable subtle parts throughout. Both "Wearing the Inside Out" and "Keep Talking" are wasted opportunities. "Wearing the Inside Out" only samples Dick Parry's sax solo with out much of a new feel.

"High Hopes" is the best track. Lots of spacey echo effects throughout especially on Gilmour's voice. Both "Lost for Words" and "Coming Back to Life" are left off.

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