I think "If" is really the beginning of the style Roger would hone in on for the rest of his career. its not a bad one, the soloing and the guitar tone aren't quite as developed as the later stuff but you can hear some growth from previous records. the cut and paste style and incorporating the brass section really works out for him.įat old sun is one of the few things from before DSOTM that David still plays in concert I believe (I think its just that and astronomy. I believe "breast milky" "mother fore" "funky dung" the stuff that's jammy on the "breathe" and "any colour." changes. the quiet middle sections of the suite which are a little more jammy are the best. since then I've given it much more of a chance and its grown on me. I used to hate it, but back when we had the album showdown a few months ago some of you guys really sold me on it. Please Share your opinions!ĪHM is difficult to approach. Overall I think Atom Heart Mother Is an underrated classic! This entire album makes me feel like i'm laying on a endless grass field in a country setting. Although probably ranked last on the album by most people, I still think it's a great song. And the transition from Acoustic to electric in this song was an awesome surprise.Īnd finally "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast" was a very interesting Instrumental on the album. "Fat Old Sun" Is my favorite song off this album, it proves David Gilmour can be a great songwriter. "Summer 68'" Is a song that really captures the brilliance of Rick Wright. "If" is quite an interesting Roger Waters song, it's unlike other songs that feature his vocals and it's wonderful.
"Atom Heart Mother" is long, but a unique and great instrumental song. I think it's by far the best album of the experimental years. I gave the the album my first real listen through today.
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