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had been procrastinating listening to pink floyd for a looooong time, until i was shooting a short film for one of my friends and we had to play "Have a Cigar" for one of the sequences, from that day onwards it became a banger i would come back to often. Finally today I listened to the entire album, and i realize i had been missing out for so long. this is the perfect album to just lay on your bed and zone out to. and i absolutely love when synths are panned extremely left and right. need to listen to some more pink floyd for sure
Sep 28, 2024

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