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neon said:
Nick Mason delivering some of his best drumming on that film, love when he drops the stick & then manages to come back in with a killer drum roll and stay in time.

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Yeah, that was cool. If I remember, the drum stick slips out of his hand, and goes flying up over his head, and he instantly grabs another from below his stool, and keeps playing!

I also liked it when they were in the restaurant and Nick couldn't get a center piece, without crust, from a sqaure pie -- they only had the round apple pies that day...

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kubrick wanted atom heart mother for a clockwork orange. thank god that didn't happen

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underground said:
- there's one scene of gilmore (sp?) laying a guitar track on "brain damage." sweet licks that for some reason didnt make it onto the album.

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Yeah, there was a lot of those tracks that either didn't make it, or were mixed way down in the final master. I used to study those studio moments for little things like that. For instance, I used to like Wright's performance of, "Us and Them," and used to play it on the piano the way he did in that little studio snipet -- it worked more as a solo piano piece that way...

And yeah, that Gilmour stuff was sweet, and I also really like the complexity of Waters' bass playing for, "Eclipse," in the studio footage.

I think a lot of that stuff is still there, in the final master, but it's mixed way down, so you have to kind of listen for it, or maybe that's just my mind wanting it to be there. My brain used to fill in a lot of the intervals when I was learning that stuff, and I would play the guitar-solo to a song like, "Time," with about 3 times as many notes as Gilmour used...