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Mild the reflecting electricity eyes

Rolling Stone has a great piece on the 30th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, complete with continued animosity between David Gilmour and Roger Waters, an interview with Alan Parsons and a rambling 1971 discussion with madcap Syd Barrett, including a quote from one of his songs, “Wolfpack”, that seems somehow oddly […]

Post author By Bob Benz
Post date March 27, 2003
2 Comments on Mild the reflecting electricity eyes

Rolling Stone has a great piece on the 30th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, complete with continued animosity between David Gilmour and Roger Waters, an interview with Alan Parsons and a rambling 1971 discussion with madcap Syd Barrett, including a quote from one of his songs, “Wolfpack”, that seems somehow oddly strangely appropriate while dogwoods bloom in Knoxville and bombs burst in Baghdad.

Mild the reflecting electricity eyes

The Life that was ours grew sharper

And stronger away and beyond

Short wheeling fresh spring

Gripped with blanched bones

Moaned Magnesium proverbs and sobs.

2 replies on “Mild the reflecting electricity eyes”

anybody got any commentary on “dub side of the moon”? i’ve only given it a listen once through but they’ve done some pretty cool stuff with a classic.

Haven’t heard it, though I’ve heard it’s cool.

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