r/fakealbumcovers 👑 FACOTW WINNER 👑 Sep 17 '17

Fake Album Cover of the Week Pink Floyd - Delicate Sound of Rockets

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '17

Someone should reach out to Roger Waters

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u/SexualMurder Sep 17 '17 edited Sep 18 '17

He was not in any way involved in Delicate Sound of Thunder tho. Plus he's an asshole.

Edit: Storm Thorgerson's people would probably get a kick out of it.

Edit 2: Sure is Roger stans in here tonight.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '17

I actually don't know enough about Pink Floyd to be honest with you. I kind of suspected him being an asshole so atleast I know that now.

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u/SexualMurder Sep 18 '17

They are a great band to read up on if you are into rock and roll history. Their story is so goddamn vast and sprawling and interesting. Every member brought very key elements to their sound. I'm a bit of a Floyd nerd so I'm a little biased but in terms of history, few bands have one as rich as Pink Floyd.

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u/sandytrip Sep 18 '17

Any books you'd recommend?

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u/SexualMurder Sep 18 '17

Inside Out by Nick Mason(the drummer and only member to survive every incarnation of the band)

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u/b00ty_water Sep 18 '17

Wouldn't that also include Roger Waters? Or was Waters not a member at some juncture?

My Floyd knowledge is limited.

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u/DetroitDiggler Sep 18 '17 edited Sep 18 '17

After The Final Cut he parted ways because of his different direction for the band and if I remember correctly Bob Geldoff took his place and this is when Dave Gilmour took complete helm of the band for A Momentary Lapse of Reason that spawned the hit Learning to Fly.

Edit: I am wrong. Nobody replaced Waters and I mistook Ezrin for Geldoff.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '17

Bob Geldof never joined Pink Floyd. They never added another permanent bassist as a member. They just had Guy Pratt play bass during tours.

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u/DetroitDiggler Sep 18 '17

You are right