find the sound file of this website

[kalos]

hello!

can anyone find the sound file of this website?
http://moscowclassic.com/

thanks!

[kunkel321]

I think it's Pink Floyd... 

[40hz]

Kunkel is correct. The song is Time from Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album.

I personally think the 1974 Live at Wembly performance was the best version if you think of it more as a rock song. I'm not sure which version Moscow Classic is using. The fast double beat you hear on the opening heartbeat/clock isn't in any version I'm familiar with - although being a radio station (preumably with a sound studio) they could have redone and added that part themselves when they edited out about two and a half minutes of the intro.

[Curt]

the requested MP3 file:


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[kunkel321]

That's funny, my brain was telling me 'Hey You.'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndYEdGd8Gs4

But it is, in fact, Time
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z67FsTNpexg
Which makes more sense given the content of the site.

[app103]

At first I thought it was Pink Floyd, as they did do the original song, but then I thought it was possible that this is a very good cover. Without hearing the vocals that were cut from the version used on Moscow Classic, I can't really tell.

Thought it could be Shadow Gallery's cover, for a minute, but the heartbeat/clock sound isn't quite the same as theirs.

I am still thinking it could be a cover, but there are so many covers that I couldn't tell you which one, especially since I have no vocals to work with.

[Tinman57]

At first I thought it was Pink Floyd, as they did do the original song, but then I thought it was possible that this is a very good cover. Without hearing the vocals that were cut from the version used on Moscow Classic, I can't really tell.

Thought it could be Shadow Gallery's cover, for a minute, but the heartbeat/clock sound isn't quite the same as theirs.

I am still thinking it could be a cover, but there are so many covers that I couldn't tell you which one, especially since I have no vocals to work with.

  I have that Dark Side of the Moon CD and album (old album).  Anyhow, it's not the original Pink Floyd version, some kind of remake unless they sped up the song, it's a little faster on the clock effect than the original, plus some of the instruments sounds synthesized.

  I do love that CD though, listen to it when I get all nostolgic....  "Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day."  Can't tell you how many times I partied to that album back in the day...

[40hz]

At first I thought it was Pink Floyd, as they did do the original song, but then I thought it was possible that this is a very good cover. Without hearing the vocals that were cut from the version used on Moscow Classic, I can't really tell.

Thought it could be Shadow Gallery's cover, for a minute, but the heartbeat/clock sound isn't quite the same as theirs.

I am still thinking it could be a cover, but there are so many covers that I couldn't tell you which one, especially since I have no vocals to work with.

It's definitely not Floyd themselves unless I'm very mistaken. I checked YouTube for various Gilmour and Waters versions plus some of the 'tribute' stage bands (Aussies most likely). But I couldn't find an exact match. That double-time on the opening beat (didda-didda) is unique AFAICT.

I guess somebody could always just ask them... (But where's the fun in that?)

[app103]

That double-time on the opening beat (didda-didda) is unique AFAICT.

That's pretty much all we have to work with to identify the exact version.

I guess somebody could always just ask them... (But where's the fun in that?)

That would be cheating.