David Gilmour

The Luck and Strange Concerts

Wish You Were Here (Live from the Luck and Strange Concerts)

Romany Gilmour

Between Two Points (Live from the Luck and Strange Concerts)

Luck and Strange (Live from the Luck and Strange Concerts)

Sorrow (Live from the Luck and Strange Concerts)

Between Two Points (GENTRY Remix)

The Piper's Call Live Around The World

Between Two Points (Gus alt-J Remix)

Body Count

Comfortably Numb (Explicit)

Luck and Strange

Luck and Strange (Edit)

Dark and Velvet Nights

Between Two Points

Neil Tennant

Zero Hour

The Piper's Call

Donovan

Lover O' Lover

Slowed Tunes

slowed down audioss

Slowed Down and Reverbed

Richard Wright

Roger Waters

Sleeman Ab

Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Slow and Reverbed)

The Orb

Metallic Spheres In Colour

Metallic Spheres In Colour: Movement 3 - Excerpt

Metallic Spheres In Colour: Movement 2 - Excerpt

Metallic Spheres In Colour: Movement 1 - Excerpt

Jokers Wild

That's How Strong My Love Is

Vic Cunha

Breathe (In the Air)

Rock Me

Rattle That Lock (360 Reality Audio)

Live At Pompeii (360 Reality Audio)

Live In Gdansk (360 Reality Audio)

Mick Fleetwood and Friends

Albatross (Live from The London Palladium)

Yes, I Have Ghosts

Rattle That Lock (Live At Pompeii 2016)

One of These Days (Live At Pompeii 2016)

Live At Pompeii

Bill West

Murder

Rattle That Lock (Deluxe)

Rattle That Lock

David Crosby

Graham Nash

Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5) (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)

Today

Metallic Spheres

Although Metallic Spheres is a three-track EP, it stretches out just shy of an hour. What's more impressive is that the Orb landed David Gilmour in the studio, where he actually played outside on the deck. While many modern musicians hark back to more obvious Floydian influences such as The Wall or anything involving the late, great Syd Barrett, Metallic Spheres recalls those electronic experiments recorded on Ummagumma and the orchestral parts of Atom Heart Mother. Gilmour's lap-steel revives tones last heard with his work on Unicorn's 1974 debut Blue Pine Trees. His guitar is instantly recognizable on "Metallic Side" — so much that he may need to dust off the laser light-show should he ever join the Orb in a live setting. "Sphere's Side" opens with samples of seals under ice from Werner Herzog 2007's documentary Encounters at the End of the World before the Orb's signature ambiance bubbles and blossoms with familiar beats and layered progressions of natural sounds. "The Cult of Youth Ambient Mix, Pts 1 & 2 (Edit)" mashes both movements in a CliffsNotes-esque summation.

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