Our tribute to Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother Suite - A gem in the Floyd discography
• I. "Father's Shout" (00:00)
• II. "Breast Milky" (02:50)
• III. "Mother Fore" (05:23)
• IV. "Funky Dung" (10:13)
• V. "Mind Your Throats Please" (15:28)
• VI. "Remergence" (17:56)"
Atom Heart Mother is the fifth studio album by English progressive rock band Pink Floyd. It was released 2 October 1970 in the UK.
This cover was made by:
INSTRUMENTAL
Paulo Bueno Siqueira (Brazil) - Drums
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Kris Gietkowski (England): Hammond Organ, Mellotron, Farfisa, Brass Section
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Carlos Assad (Brazil) – Lap Steel, Bass Guitar, Lead/Solo/Steel Guitar, Piano, Glass Organ, Choir, Collage, Tape effects
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Yaniel Matos (Brazil) - Cello
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CHOIR
Angela Cervantes (Spain) - Soprano
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Lilian Ximenes (Brazil) - Mezzo Soprano
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Mikka Almeida (Brazil) - Contralto
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Paula Segalla (Brazil) - Contralto
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Isabela Paula Assad (Brazil) - Contralto
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Gabriel de Paula Assad (Brazil) - Tenor
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Thiago Scucuglia (Brazil) - Baritono
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Henrique Luiz (Brazil) - Baritono
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Marcos Meneghel (Brazil) - Bass
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The title track to Atom Heart Mother resulted from a number of instrumental figures the band had composed during these rehearsals, including the chord progression of the main theme, which guitarist David Gilmour had called "Theme from an Imaginary Western”. Recording of the track commenced at Abbey Road Studios in London, and was somewhat cumbersome, as it was the first recording to use a new eight-track one-inch tape and EMI TG12345 transistorised mixing console (8 track 20 microphone inputs) in the studio, and, as a result, EMI insisted the band were not allowed to do any splicing of the tape to edit pieces together. Consequently, band members Roger Waters and Nick Mason had little choice but to play the bass and drums, respectively, for the entire 23 minute piece in one sitting
By March, they had finished recording the track, but felt that it was rather unfocused and needed something else. The band had been introduced to Ron Geesin via the Rolling Stones tour manager, Sam Cutler, and were impressed with his composition and tape editing capabilities, particularly Waters and Mason. Geesin was handed the completed backing tracks the band had recorded, and asked to compose an orchestral arrangement over the top of it while the band went on tour to the US. Geesin described the composing and arranging as "a hell of a lot of work. Nobody knew what was wanted, they couldn't read music …" According to him, Gilmour came up with some of the melodic lines, while the pair of them along with keyboardist Richard Wright worked on the middle section with the choir. When it came to recording his work in June with the EMI Pops Orchestra, the session musicians present were unimpressed with his tendency to favour avant garde music over established classical works, and, combined with the relative difficulty of some of the parts, harassed him during recording. John Alldis, whose choir were also to perform on the track, had experience in dealing with orchestral musicians, and managed to conduct the recorded performance in place of Geesin.
LYRICS
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KARE LO
YEAHHHH
SA SA SA SA SAA FSSS
DRRRRRR BO KI
RAPATEEKA DO GO TAAAAM
RAPATEEKA DO GO TCHAA
KO SA RA MEE YA
NAPAJEE TE FAAA
NAPAREE BE MMMHH
BASA GOO
BASA GOO
BASA GOO
BASA GOO
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KOO KOO LOO
KOO KOO LOOO
YEAH YEAH YEAH UMMM
KOO KOO LOO YOU! TOO
BOO KOO DOO FOO
GOO HOO DOO LOO
MOO POO ROO
SPOKEN WORDS
Here is a loud announcement
Silence in the Studio
PINK FLOYD PERSONNEL
• Roger Waters – bass guitar, tape effects, tape collages
• David Gilmour – guitars,
• Rick Wright – keyboards
• Nick Mason – drums, percussion, tape editing, tape collage
Additional musicians
• Ron Geesin – orchestration and co-composition on Atom Heart Mother
• EMI Pops Orchestra – brass and orchestral sections
• Haflidi Hallgrimsson – cello
• John Alldis Choir – vocals
I do not own this song. This cover is a tribute to Pink Floyd
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