Roger Waters, Ron Geesin - Music from The Body
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Music CD Cover Artist: Roger Waters, Ron Geesin Edition: Music CD Format: Soundtrack CD Release Date: 2000-05-23 Music Label: Caroline Soundtracks:
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Hit: 2 Stars
Unless you are really into Pink Floyd's most avant garde stuff (Atom Heart Mother and the Ummagumma studio album), you are unlikely to listen to this more than a couple of times. It gives only a little bit more insight as to what Pink Floyd would become. The other soundtrack albums from that period (including the often-overlooked Zabriskie Point) do much better in this regard. It has almost absolutely nothing in common with the material he wrote after The Dark Side of the Moon. If you are a Pink Floyd completist, go ahead and get it, but you will probably find that it compares with Nick Mason's Fictitious Sports as the least important Pink Floyd solo album.