A Momentary Lapse of Reason

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A Momentary Lapse of Reason
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Artist: Pink Floyd
Released: 1987, 7 September
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Tracks

  Signs of Life (Gilmour/Ezrin) (4:24) Lyrics
  Learning to Fly (Gilmour/Moore/Ezrin/Carin) (4:54) Lyrics
  The Dogs of War (Gilmour/Moore) (6:10) Lyrics
  One Slip (Gilmour/Manzanera) (5:05) Lyrics
  On the Turning Away (Gilmour/Moore) (5:42) Lyrics
  Yet Another Movie (Gilmour/Leonard) , Round and Around (Gilmour) (7:28) Lyrics
  A New Machine Part 1 (Gilmour) (1:47) Lyrics
  Terminal Frost (Gilmour) (6:17) Lyrics
  A New Machine Part 2 (Gilmour) (0:39) Lyrics
  10  Sorrow (Gilmour) (8:48) Lyrics
All album lyrics on one page 

Credits

David Gilmour - guitars, vocals, keyboards, sequencers
Nick Mason - electric & acoustic drums, sound effects
Richard Wright - piano, vocals, Kurzweil, Hammond organ

Bob Ezrin - keyboards, percussion, sequencers
Tony Levin - bass guitar, stick
Jim Keltner - drums
Steve Forman - percussion
Jon Carin - keyboards
Tom Scott - alto & soprano saxophones
Scott Page - tenor saxophone
Carmine Appice - drums
Pat Leonard - synthesizers
Bill Payne - Hammond organ
Michael Landau - guitar
John Halliwell - saxophone
Darlene Koldenhaven, Carmen Twillie, Phyllis St. James, Donnie Gerrard - backing vocals

Producers: Bob Ezrin, David Gilmour
Engineers: Andrew Jackson
Cover: Storm Thorgerson, Robert Dowling, Nexus

Reviews

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8/10 Floyd Fan (June 23, 2004)
My good friends brother was the arranger and manager of the light shows for Pink Floyds concerts during the 'Momentary' tour(Grega was his name). He would send back home videos to us of his time on the road with Pink Floyd a behind the scenes look of him with the band as well as with many roadies over a nearly 2 year long tour period. "this is David Gilmour, wave David, smile Dave" "Hey Nick Smile!" type stuff... it was absolutely mind blowing to us as we were teenagers and dreamed of doing what Dereks brother was doing with Pink Floyd. We would watch these videos in sheer delight, in awe really. "Dude, your brother is so lucky!" wed say little did we know how much hard work he was putting in, in order to be touring with Pink Floyd in the first place. He also did the light shows for many other bands as well such as Steve Miller, Motley Crew etc etc...Anyhow this was a decent album and if looked at without the previous Pink Floyd achievements clouding ones vision was a very nice achievement.
7/10 Brian Creasey (February 14, 2003)
Although I guess this album wasn't truely favoured by many Floyd purist's, it definately has it's moments. There are times when you think that it's losing it's way a little, perhaps missing that 'Waters' touch, but this is more than made up for by Gilmour's superb guitar. 'On the turning away' must be one of his best! (next to 'Comfy' of course!)

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