An open book rests on a brown, textured surface, possibly a sofa or carpet. A dried, pressed flower, primarily yellow, brown, and green, is positioned across the centerfold of the book, covering some text. The book is open to pages filled with text and two photographs, detailing musical history and analyses. On the left page, a black and white photograph shows a man with long hair, identified as "Wright," intently leaning over a mixing console. The caption reads, "Wright and Gilmour learning over the console of Abbey Road studio 2 anxiously listening to playbacks, 19th June 1970." Below this image, a section titled "FAT OLD SUN" lists "GILMOUR," "WATERS," "WRIGHT," and "MASON" and indicates it was "RECORDED August 1970, Abbey Road Studio 3." Text nearby suggests "Gilmour may have unwittingly borrowed elements of their track 'Lazy Old Sun'" from The Kinks. The right page features a color photograph of four young men, likely band members, with dark hair, posing and looking towards the camera. The man in the foreground wears a dark, floral-patterned shirt and a watch on his left wrist. Surrounding text includes an article titled "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast," again listing "GILMOUR, MASON, WATERS, WRIGHT." The text discusses themes of childhood and youth, mentioning "Cambridge" as the hometown of Waters, Gilmour, and Syd Barrett, and referencing songs like "'Summer '68'" and "'High Hopes' on The Division Bell." Other passages describe the band's performances at the "Roundhouse in London," sound effects, and personal feelings related to songwriting, with a quote "sued me," he added wryly. The overall content focuses on detailed insights into particular songs and the careers of the musicians involved, likely Pink Floyd. in New Westminster, Canada

aruyshka

Apr 27, 2026, 11:34 PM

New Westminster, Canada

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An open book rests on a brown, textured surface, possibly a sofa or carpet. A dried, pressed flower, primarily yellow, brown, and green, is positioned across the centerfold of the book, covering some text. The book is open to pages filled with text and two photographs, detailing musical history and analyses. On the left page, a black and white photograph shows a man with long hair, identified as "Wright," intently leaning over a mixing console. The caption reads, "Wright and Gilmour learning over the console of Abbey Road studio 2 anxiously listening to playbacks, 19th June 1970." Below this image, a section titled "FAT OLD SUN" lists "GILMOUR," "WATERS," "WRIGHT," and "MASON" and indicates it was "RECORDED August 1970, Abbey Road Studio 3." Text nearby suggests "Gilmour may have unwittingly borrowed elements of their track 'Lazy Old Sun'" from The Kinks. The right page features a color photograph of four young men, likely band members, with dark hair, posing and looking towards the camera. The man in the foreground wears a dark, floral-patterned shirt and a watch on his left wrist. Surrounding text includes an article titled "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast," again listing "GILMOUR, MASON, WATERS, WRIGHT." The text discusses themes of childhood and youth, mentioning "Cambridge" as the hometown of Waters, Gilmour, and Syd Barrett, and referencing songs like "'Summer '68'" and "'High Hopes' on The Division Bell." Other passages describe the band's performances at the "Roundhouse in London," sound effects, and personal feelings related to songwriting, with a quote "sued me," he added wryly. The overall content focuses on detailed insights into particular songs and the careers of the musicians involved, likely Pink Floyd.

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