Brain Damage

Mon, 6 September 2010

Show #156, Release date: 6. September, 2010

First, A happy 67th birthday to Roger Waters! As the Wall Tour nears, what better time to feature something I've been meaning to feature for a very long time. This is a unique mix and extended version of The Wall. Chad Hendrickson is the mastermind behind this project in which many different versions of songs are mixed together providing an interesting listen.

For those of you who will be in Chicago to see Roger, the following link provides all the info you need if you'd like to meet up before and/or after the shows. See you soon!

http://pinkfloydz.com/chicagoconvocation2010.htm

01. When The Tigers Broke Free (Part I)
02. In The Flesh?
03. The Thin Ice
04. Another Brick In The Wall (Part I)
05. When The Tigers Broke Free (Part II)
06. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives
07. Another Brick In The Wall (Part II)
08. Mother
09. Goodbye Blue Sky
10. Empty Spaces - What Shall We Do Now?
11. Young Lust
12. One Of My Turns
13. Don't Leave Me Now
14. Another Brick In The Wall (Part III)
15. Goodbye Cruel World
16. Hey You
17. Is There Anybody Out There?
18. Nobody Home
19. Vera
20. Bring The Boys Back Home
21. Comfortably Numb
22. The Show Must Go On
23. In The Flesh
24. Run Like Hell
25. Waiting For The Worms
26. Stop
27. The Trial
27. Outside The Wall

Running Time:
2hrs:4min:05sec

Direct download: BD156_-_floydpodcast_-_09-6-10.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 5:29 PM

Comments[17]

As far as I can tell, Roger's intro to Run Like Hell sounds like it's from the official live CD of The Wall ("Is There Anybbody Out There?").
posted by: Carl on 2010-09-23 17:45:38
Thanks to both Doc and Chad for this! Can anybody tell me where Roger's vitriolic intro to Run Like Hell comes from?
posted by: mikeclr on 2010-09-20 22:04:14
Wow! This was really great, have listened to it at least 5 times already.

posted by: Carl on 2010-09-17 21:04:20
Gil, I have the same feelings, It was my first Floyd love and as such I played it to death. I never really play it any more, But I can't stop playing this, My Favourite part in this mix has got to be the Empty Spaces both versions.
posted by: Maff on 2010-09-17 19:09:03
What a stunning version!!!! I've not listened to The Wall for a while and forgotten how much I like it. This was a great way to rekindle my love for the album. Keep up the good work!
posted by: Gil on 2010-09-15 14:58:11
Firstly, excellent work, Chad! I am particularly taken with the extended version of 'Nobody Home'. Very smoothly put together. Nice indeed!

Secondly, Doc, I also vote for your own try at this. Not to lessen Chad's work, which is pretty incredible, but very interested to hear what you yourself would do with all the material now available (not to mention any "surprises" that pop up on the latest tour! :).

Maybe in another 20 or so podcasts?

All the best!

golgo
posted by: Golgo Hakase on 2010-09-15 07:58:33
Great show, I must have listened to it 6 times already.
Doc you said you would have done a few things different with the edits, how about doing your own version and including a few spare bricks from the Final Cut you would have to mix these in where you saw fit as there seems no natural place for them.
Thanks Chad nice work.
posted by: Maff on 2010-09-14 21:10:46
Hi Doc! Great podcast again.....I cant wait to see Roger Waters in November!!!This was a little tease.
Very pleasing tease sir. Thanks again!!
posted by: Marco on 2010-09-12 15:27:14
Hi Chad! Thanks for commenting... and nice work on this.
posted by: Doc on 2010-09-10 09:29:58
Thanks for more bricks to jam.
Also, much appreciated for the SRV ending. I jammed many SRV live boots on the 20th anniversary. Long Live SRV!
posted by: Srdjstuka on 2010-09-10 06:48:14
I love it! Very cool to see this posted! I mixed this back in August 2000 after I mixed Project KAOS. I am glad you are all enjoying it. I often would wonder if anyone else still listens to this and how far out there it reached.

How cool is this? I have been a big fan of the Doctor's podcast for a long time... and now the tables have turned and I find that the Doctor is a fan of mine.

Was a pleasure to make Every Brick. Source materials were the remastered CD, the Live CD, the movie soundtrack, and a few other odd bits. I wish I could find my notes. Extra attention was taken to make it sound as good as possible. Listen closely and enjoy a lot of the extended and reworked songs. I tried to be as faithful to the source materials as possible. It's been a long time since I listened to this... but now I am rediscovering it for myself.

posted by: Chad H on 2010-09-10 02:52:48
Hey Doc,

Great as always! Too bad you're not heading down to the dirty Jerz for a show. Would be awesome to join the great Doctor at a tailgate party!

I sent you a youtube link of DSotM done with Nintendo Entertainment System sounds. Not sure if you got it via twitter.
posted by: fishcado on 2010-09-09 15:38:49
Downloading now......Can't wait to click play.

One thing though where is the picture?

Is this the first podcast with no pic? sort it out.
posted by: Maff on 2010-09-07 20:06:57
Doc-

Let me be the first to welcome another podcast. Looking forward to listening! Also am frothing at the mouth for Waters at The Garden 10/1, so this should serve as a nice appetizer.
posted by: Fat Old Jack on 2010-09-07 02:48:34
Fookin A!
posted by: Michael Wiseman on 2010-09-07 02:01:06
Correction....TIP of the Hat to Chad Hendrickson for not only the idea of this mix....but for the Mix ITSELF...!

.....it is somehow comforting to know that there are others willing to do what the Good Doctor has done and does so well for so long, and that is to present us with 'new incarnations' of Floyd's ART. The Floyd Fan Community are some of the COOLEST People in the world.
posted by: Michael from South Carolina on 2010-09-07 00:33:12
Spot-on Doc.....a timely presentation. And a tip of the hat to Chad Hendrickson for the fine idea. Downloading now.....looking ofrward to listening.
posted by: Michael from South Carolina on 2010-09-07 00:26:59

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