Meddle is a Pink Floyd album from 1971. Much like Obscured by Clouds, it's not one of Pink Floyd's more popular albums. Other than the opening track, "One of These Days," Meddle is a pretty mellow album. The closing track, "Echoes" (which may or may not sync up with the trippy space freak-out part of 2001: A Space Odyssey), is twenty-three minutes long and, on the vinyl version, takes up the album's entire B side. Also notable on the album is the song "Seamus," which features a howling dog.Rating: 71%
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Seamus was actually used in the soundtrack for Rosencranst and Guildenstern and Dead.
It's a good album, but obviously more experimental (and not as good) as some of their others.
It's always been a personal favorite of mine. It was the first Pink Floyd album I got once I, thankfully, got past listening to The Wall.
Don't know who I liked better in that one, Rosencranst or Dead.
Dead was always my favorite.
(I imagine I'd come off as less of an asshole if I could get over my homophobic aversion to emoticons.)
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