The Endless River - Pink Floyd

The Endless River

Pink Floyd

  • Genre: Rock
  • Release Date: 2014-11-07
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 19

  • ℗ 2014 Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Side 1, pt. 1: Things Left Uns Pink Floyd 4:26 USD 1.29
2
Side 1, pt. 2: It's What We Do Pink Floyd 6:16 USD 1.29
3
Side 1, pt. 3: Ebb and Flow Pink Floyd 1:55 USD 1.29
4
Side 2, pt. 1: Sum Pink Floyd 4:49 USD 1.29
5
Side 2, pt. 2: Skins Pink Floyd 2:35 USD 1.29
6
Side 2, pt. 3: Unsung Pink Floyd 1:08 USD 1.29
7
Side 2, pt. 4: Anisina Pink Floyd 3:15 USD 1.29
8
Side 3, pt. 1: The Lost Art of Pink Floyd 1:43 USD 1.29
9
Side 3, pt. 2: On Noodle Stree Pink Floyd 1:42 USD 1.29
10
Side 3, pt. 3: Night Light Pink Floyd 1:42 USD 1.29
11
Side 3, pt. 4: Allons-y (1) Pink Floyd 1:56 USD 1.29
12
Side 3, pt. 5: Autumn '68 Pink Floyd 1:35 USD 1.29
13
Side 3, pt. 6: Allons-y (2) Pink Floyd 1:31 USD 1.29
14
Side 3, pt. 7: Talkin' Hawkin' Pink Floyd 3:29 USD 1.29
15
Side 4, pt. 1: Calling Pink Floyd 3:38 USD 1.29
16
Side 4, pt. 2: Eyes to Pearls Pink Floyd 1:51 USD 1.29
17
Side 4, pt. 3: Surfacing Pink Floyd 2:46 USD 1.29
18
Side 4, pt. 4: Louder Than Wor Pink Floyd 6:23 USD 1.29

Reviews

  • Disappointing

    2
    By edart75
    I wanted to like it, but it just doesn't go anywhere. It's relaxing music and good if you're having trouble sleeping.
  • Love it.

    5
    By austinjstaab
    Awesome samples and tracks.
  • Ambient!!

    5
    By AnxiousSeeker
    I love the way the finish out together!! Lyrics on the last track! Epic mix!
  • Louder than words

    5
    By The Vertman9987
    A very emotional song especially if you watch the video. Rest In Peace Rich Wright.
  • Incredible!

    5
    By Pasherik
    Sounds and ideas from all eras of The Floyd. Must have for any die hard fan!
  • Leftovers

    3
    By Reckia6
    This is very good ambient music, to be played in the background while you clip your toenails.
  • Great!

    5
    By Pakovitch
    When I first heard about this album, I began to get regrets about listening or buying it. However, after listening to it, I have to say, this is truly a great album, and an amazing work of music. And such, comes an end to the Pink Floyd Era. Thank you
  • What a beautiful way to say farewell

    5
    By Abrmti
    This album is a musical & emotional Masterpiece!
  • I like it

    4
    By austinjoy
    Someone's comment from last November was quite observant, noting that Gilmour stated many times in pre release that this album was a collection of studio out-takes they wove together. With that in mind, I like it a lot- I can feel like I'm experiencing a part of their creative process in the studio. I also like that I can discern bits of melody that are already familiar to me. Overall, it will contribute nicely to all my Pink Floyd playlists, especially the ones I name "mellow PF".
  • The Worst Way Out

    2
    By Michael Gleason
    Listen, it's nice that they wanted to actually make a swan song instead of abruptly ending at The Division Bell, but this is just a huge disappointment. When David Gilmour said that these were outtakes from The Division Bell, all my excitement for this album immediately diminished. It really does sound like these are outtakes because a lot of these songs sound unfinished. I think this album is pretty much an unfinished and uninteresting version of the Division Bell. The album is also a borefest. It's calming, but when you have your whole album sound like that it really makes the listener get disinterested in the album. You gotta have some excitement in the album. I don't get it, a lot of Pink Floyd instruments were very interesting and exciting, these almost put me to sleep. Don't get this album. It's a huge waste of money and time. If anything, get the song Louder Than Words. It's the only song with lyrics and the only song I enjoyed. What a horrible end to an amazing band...
  • Amazing Album!

    4
    By Bigmeany92
    This is an amazing album, however, I must say this is not the best from Pink Floyd. I wish Gilmour would do more solos. There are too many gaps with only wind noises and other stuff. However, it is really good. 4 stars well earned! Pink Floyd please make more albums like this with more solos from Gilmour!!!
  • A great album to go out with

    5
    By Majora’s Fan 101
    The endless river is an album that with pretty much 2 members left of the band making it turned out to be one of (in my opinion) the best albums of 2014. Now don’t get me wrong it is not as good as Dark Side Of the Moon but it’s as good as Division bell. And personally I love the instrumental music they have for most of the album and “Louder Than Words” is amazing and a great song to go out with. so if you are a floyd fan and like the instrumental work that they do then I’d Highly recommend this to you otherwise stick to Dark side of The Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall.
  • Relaxing

    4
    By Old LP Enthusiast
    I am fine with what this album is. I can enjoy the other Floyd albums any time as I have them. This is fine. I like listening to these instrumental pieces. It is what it is.
  • Planetarium Music

    3
    By Dvscrobe
    The music basically takes you to different places. Things Left Unsaid works great if you were at the planetarium. It's What We Do causes you to be reminded of Shine On You Crazy Diamond. Ebb and Flow is like a duet between Gilmour and Wright. The album is definitely not a concept album and does not par with the Floyd great ones. It's a fragments album. It's like your changing the TV stations. The tracks are quick and unique. You take interest in what is going on with many aspects, then you are ready to move on. Hearing the lyrics at the end is kind of like a relief to finally hear a normal song. I think Gilmour and Mason set out exactly what they were to trying to achieve with this album and they publicized this before its release. It isn't bedtime music. It's just a collection of bits of music pieces that are a reflection of how Gilmour and Mason see Pink Floyd, based upon Wright's work tracks from recording the Division Bell.
  • piece of crap

    1
    By TVKL305
    booo
  • A fitting tribute to Richard Rick Wright

    5
    By DUGMOI
    Some don’t like this compilation of not yet finished work. Just think what if, what if Rick was still here. These mesmerizing bits could have been part of their next great album. Roger thought Rick was not a major contributor. I think he is wrong. I think what Nick and David have done with this music is pay tribute to their long time friend and band mate. No lyrics are needed. I say listen and enjoy, I sure do.
  • LOWY Mastering

    3
    By Floyd FAAN
    A pleasant blend of old rifs and measures. However a bit flat in its mastering. Muddy low mid-range and flat mid-hi. Neat album but needs re-mastering.
  • Exquisite Listening Experience

    5
    By Sea-bass 671
    This album should not be judged against the great albums from Pink Floyd’s storied past, As Roger and David refuse to re-connect, that era is sadly over. Anyone expecting a comparable experience will be disappointed. That being said, this is an outstanding bookend for a remarkable group of musicians and the music they have produced over 5 decades. I prefer hearing this introspective iteration rather than some lame attempt to recycle the glory days (this means you Rolling Stones). There’s no denying the greatness of these musicians and this album is an exquisite testament to their enduring legacy. Bravo!
  • Legendary Album status takes 20 years

    5
    By Gary Jarvis
    I love it already. The negative reviews came with The Division Bell as well. Sure it's not now but wait until the Floyd are dead and gone. Then it will be epic. Already with me. Your Milage Will Vary. Oh and it's meant to be listened to in its entirety. Get in the mood.

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