A Momentary Lapse of Reason - Pink Floyd

A Momentary Lapse of Reason

Pink Floyd

  • Genre: Rock
  • Release Date: 1987-09-07
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 12

  • ℗ 2016 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Pink Floyd (1987) Ltd., markete

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Signs of Life Pink Floyd 4:21 USD 1.29
2
Learning to Fly Pink Floyd 4:52 USD 1.29
3
The Dogs of War Pink Floyd 6:03 USD 1.29
4
One Slip Pink Floyd 5:08 USD 1.29
5
On the Turning Away Pink Floyd 5:41 USD 1.29
6
Yet Another Movie Pink Floyd 6:12 USD 1.29
7
Round and Around Pink Floyd 1:13 USD 1.29
8
A New Machine, Pt. 1 Pink Floyd 1:45 USD 1.29
9
Terminal Frost Pink Floyd 6:15 USD 1.29
10
A New Machine, Pt. 2 Pink Floyd 0:39 USD 1.29
11
Sorrow Pink Floyd 8:44 USD 1.29

Reviews

  • wow

    2
    By plainbluet's
    what happened to the song writing. this sounds like forced and desperate attempt to try to rebrand a once awesome band. Save your money
  • The Formula Remains the Same

    5
    By who cares?????????????????????
    Despite the massive ego wars these guys have had, this album continues in the same vein as the previous heavy hitters, the slow draggy tempo, drawn-out vocals and the lysergic guitar solos. It is a proven recipe that favors certain pastimes. This album doesn't have a high-minded concept like Waters commanded, but clearly Gilmour was in charge of the sound all along. Half a Floyd is still pretty good stuff.
  • Step Up!

    2
    By iron maiden3
    It’s a step up from Division Bell & it’s not really saying much! Learning To Fly & On The Turning Away are the reason! The rest of the album is flat, yet again!! I hear people say Syd was Floyd but that’s not true! Waters is Floyd! Remember with Syd, they were decent to good! With Waters being the creative force, they put out Dark Side, Wish You Were Here & The Wall!! Each one of these three out sold every track/album Syd created!! It shows why the heart & sole of Floyd really is! It’s why these Waters albums just don’t stack up! These albums without Waters have never even came close to selling as many copies as DSOTM, WYWH, & The Wall!!
  • Pink Floyd should…

    5
    By Rockstarboi5150
    Something I thought of since the release of the remixed and updated version of this album, Pink Floyd should be the first band to ever make an album FREE!!! Make this version of the album free to make it more accessible to all! Plus since it is, more or less, outdated now. Spread the magic of one of the greatest bands ever! Besides…the band can afford it.
  • Too Expensive

    2
    By Mr. Dauterive
    This is a good album but it's overpriced, like all the other Pink Floyd albums on iTunes.
  • The Absolute Best

    5
    By theplantman75
    It’s Pink Floyd’s best album, and it’s one of the greatest rock albums to ever be released. It narrates the history of the world indirectly through extremely well constructed rhythm and beats, and very meaningful lyrics. I would definitely recommend buying the whole album. It’s meant to be listened to in order, (song for song) in order to experience its full dramatic and action packed power. The effects and blending are seamless. I could praise this album forever.
  • ❤️

    5
    By Trust and Us
    ❤️
  • Close to perfection of Darkside of the Moon

    4
    By ckenn103
    This is actually my third purchase of this album. Have bought it on different formats since 87. This album got me hooked on Pink Floyd and the drama of Waters and Gilmour
  • A Great Listen

    5
    By HwnCardsfan
    I find this album has grown on me over the years 👍👍👍👍👍
  • Can’t understand

    5
    By Another old dude
    Although I understand Roger is a huge piece of the Floyd puzzle you could argue without Syd its not really Floyd also (although that’s a tough argument) They contributed immensely but the sound went on (at least for a while). I wish we could see them forever but alas it’s over. I love this album. I can’t understand why it’s not given it’s due.
  • No Roger Waters...

    3
    By mofort2tq3t3qyq2
    Not Pink Floyd
  • Another classic.

    5
    By SteveGideon
    Pink Floyd demonstrates the lack or need for Roger Waters.
  • Better than 'Final Cut'

    5
    By JWP BASS
    Nice not to hear Mr. Muck 'n' Misery. Only flaw is too many sidemen. Otherwise a good album.
  • Love love love this album!

    5
    By Imgreenlantern2
    Just discovered Pink Floyd last year and I love this album so much. The Division Bell is as good and really is better. I so wish the Pink Floyd trio of Gilmour/Mason/Wright had done more than just two albums.
  • Love it!

    5
    By M C Bighead
    One of my favorites! LOVE every song!
  • Intro

    5
    By Caniplaywithmadness
    This is the first album that got me into pink Floyd having inherited it from my stepfathers collection. "One Slip" is my favorite track off of this one. Highly recommend
  • Classic

    5
    By Limp Bizkit 666
    The album that introduced me to Pink Floyd. Not their best, but still amazing music and incredible lyrics. Too bad the best bands always implode
  • guiromaraca

    5
    By Ozualdo
    Nothing beat the orchestration and elegance shown thereof. You won't be disappointed!
  • Still A Solid Floyd Album

    4
    By Texasdad1
    While some folks don't have this album ranked high on their list of Pink Floyd albums, I have always enjoyed. It's edgy and aggresive...to be expected as the first post Waters project. "Learning to Fly" had me hooked so many years ago when it came out. "Dogs of War" was rather appropriate considering we were still sitting in the middle of the Cold War. Give it a listen.

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