Yes it should) on the side of the slip case it came in. (Impossible! Shut the front door! etc)īecause what really set Pulse apart to make it the most tremendously and utterly ecstatic CD event of all time, was the blinking LED light (or should that be pulsing? Yes. Not only did the double CD package contain a (gasp!) booklet, but also a (swoon!) coaster – presumably for Floyd fans to rest their mugs of cocoa on before putting their CDs in their Marantz (as a minimum) CD players.īut that’s not all. It is surely no exaggeration to say that Pulse, when released in 1995, went down in history as being the CD with the most thrilling, downright exciting CD packaging of all time. A cheat’s way to join the fun of this latest reissue. What of those Floyd fans who, by some cruel twist of fate, have been denied a BMW 318i and holiday cottage in the West Country?ĭon’t worry, because there is a solution. So we can all agree the reissue is a good thing, meeting demand of vinyl-loving Floyd fans with a spare £88 or so nestling down the back of their Chesterfield sofas.īut what if you like Pink Floyd but don’t have an index-linked pension plan? The reissue of the live Pink Floyd LP “Pulse” may have been welcomed by vinyl-loving Pink Floyd fans – original copies of the vinyl box-set released in 1995 have changed hands for an average of £280 in the last year, with the highest price on Discogs being an eye-watering £454. It could be cripplingly expensive being a Pink Floyd fan if you let it become so – you could easily become addicted to their new vinyl and CD reissues.Ī quick Google search will reveal reissues of “Relics” on 180g vinyl, a surround sound reissue of “Animals” not to mention (in the not-too-distant-past) five, six and seven disc “immersion” CD reissues of Wish You Were Here, The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon. They are more likely than you are to have a final salary pension, a second home, a car that starts on a cold day, a membership to a gym they never visit and all the other trappings of the baby boomer generation, but it’s not as though this is lost on the record companies that sell products to them.īecause those record companies are looking to suck up Floyd fan’s cash almost as relentlessly as FOBTs target betting addicts at your local Ladbrokes.
You have to feel a little sorry for Pink Floyd fans. Pink Floyd’s Pulse Reissued: How Not To Break The Bankīy Every Record Tells A Story on (No one recovers from surgery as he does, he’s not real.) he brought me coffee in the shower, lugged around my 100 pound CPM contraptions everywhere I went, dried my tears, cooked me oatmeal, kept track of my meds, got me my phone charger, plugged in my compression machines, took my temp, made the bed, and talked me off the ledge.Home › Music › Pink Floyd’s Pulse Reissued: How Not To Break The Bank
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She continued and thanked her husband Carey Hart for taking care of her, "It was a brutal first week full of tears and pain med depression, ulcers from meds and constant fevers, but me through. Because I’m married to an athlete who has hundreds of surgeries, I get to meet some of the worlds greatest doctors. She wrote, "Hey world! This is what 9 hours of sleep and cuddles from my kiddos look like 7 days post hip surgery!! I have to say thank you to everyone at The Steadman Clinic in Vail and Dr Philippon for taking such good care of me. Pink took to her Instagram and shared a lengthy post as she revealed that she was recovering from hip surgery. Pink details her recovery from hip surgery The singer also wrote that she had learned many life lessons during her recovery process. In her post, the singer wrote that she had spent last week recovering from surgery and thanked her husband, Carey Hart for taking care of her. Singer/songwriter Pink shared a lengthy post detailing her recovery from hip surgery.
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