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Wet Dream [Import]

Richard Wright Audio CD
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1. Mediterranean C
2. Against The Odds
3. Cat Cruise
4. Summer Elegy
5. Waves
6. Holiday
7. Mad Yannis Dance
8. Drop In From The Top
9. Pink's Song
10. Funky Deux

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Cheap CD July 8 2004
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Format:Audio CD
You can get this CD, exactly the same, at FYE.com for $11.99. I just don't understand why it costs so much here!!! WHY WHY?!!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars My other favorite Floyd solo effort Jun 20 2004
Format:Audio CD
Pink Floyd keyboardist Rick Wright released his first solo album Wet Dream in September of 1978. Richard Wright's first solo album was written and recorded at the beginning of his forced stretch of "writer's block" at the hands of bandmate Roger Waters. The album was recorded in France in early 1978 after bandmate David Gilmour finished his solo debut. The fact that his creative frustrations make themselves apparent is both good and bad for Wright. There are many highlights on the album like Pink's Song (though allegedly written for his children's tutor, the song might be about Syd Barrett, we don't know), Against the Odds is also a great song as well. The other tracks with lyrics, Summer Elegy and Holiday are genuinely great works of art and Snowy White's guitar work on these tracks is just superb(Snowy had worked with Rick on Pink Floyd's 1977 tour as second guitarist). The six remaining tracks are instrumentals like the atmospheric Mediterranean C, the relaxing Waves, the jazzy Drop in From the Top and the closing funk workout Funky Deux. I first got this album on CD in December of 1994(I was 18 then) as part of my Floyd collection and loved it at first listen despite the fact I didn't hear a single note before buying it. I still have it today and unfortunately the album is Out Of Print. Highly recommended!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Rick Wright's first solo outing still his best May 14 2004
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Pink Floyd keyboardist Rick Wright released his first solo album Wet Dream in September of 1978. Richard Wright's first solo album was written and recorded at the beginning of his forced stretch of "writer's block" at the hands of bandmate Roger Waters. The album was recorded in France in early 1978 after bandmate David Gilmour finished his solo debut. The fact that his creative frustrations make themselves apparent is both good and bad for Wright. There are many highlights on the album like Pink's Song (though allegedly written for his children's tutor, the song might be about Syd Barrett, we don't know), Against the Odds is also a great song as well. The other tracks with lyrics, Summer Elegy and Holiday are genuinely great works of art and Snowy White's guitar work on these tracks is just superb(Snowy had worked with Rick on Pink Floyd's 1977 tour as second guitarist). The six remaining tracks are instrumentals like the atmospheric Mediterranean C, the relaxing Waves, the jazzy Drop in From the Top and the closing funk workout Funky Deux. I first got this album on CD in December of 1994(I was 18 then) as part of my Floyd collection and loved it at first listen despite the fact I didn't hear a single note before buying it. I still have it today and unfortunately the album is Out Of Print. Highly recommended!
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5.0 out of 5 stars GREAT RICHARD WRIGHT CD
THIS WAS AN AWESOME CD FROM THE KEYBOARDIST OF PINK FLOYD RESPONSIBLE FOR CREATING THE GREAT FLOYD SOUND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Published on May 10 2004 by terrific guy
5.0 out of 5 stars GREAT RICHARD WRIGHT CD
A GREAT CD FROM RICHARD WRIGHT THE TALENTED KEYBOARDIST OF PINK FLOYD THE MAN RESPONSIBLE FOR CREATING CLASSICS LIKE SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND.VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.FIVE STARS.
Published on May 10 2004 by terrific guy
2.0 out of 5 stars An Unintentional Musical Diary
Richard Wright's first solo album was written and recorded at the beginning of his dreaded stretch of "writer's block," and it shows all throughout the album. Read more
Published on Nov 25 2003 by Bud Sturguess
5.0 out of 5 stars Soft Progressive Rock at its best!!
This album is sensational. Rick Wright shines on this album. The albun still has all of the floyd ingrediants in a softer tone. Read more
Published on Sep 22 2002 by Alexander
4.0 out of 5 stars Go on Holiday
This 1978 solo effort from Pink Floyd keyboard man Richard Wright is an album which, although panned by the anti-prog critics upon its release, is today a crucial down-tempo album. Read more
Published on Aug 20 2002 by Mons
5.0 out of 5 stars Take a sail through choppy waters...
Most importantly: do NOT let the title scare you! It's the only double-entendre on the entire album. Read more
Published on Jun 9 2002 by FloydWaters
5.0 out of 5 stars Wrighting a Review
This album is FANTASTIC! Very beautiful compositions from one of rock's greatest keyboardists. Snowy White's guitar playing is fabulous. Read more
Published on Nov 10 2001 by Ben Grimm
5.0 out of 5 stars I Listen to this alot; Favorite Floyd Solo LP
I've owned this in vinyl since the early 80's, bought...as a cutout. That tells you right there that this was not accepted by the masses, but it is a rare gem for the person who... Read more
Published on May 6 2001 by Synonymous
5.0 out of 5 stars Mellow and moody
Okay, this is not exactly Pink Floyd; it's Richard Wright trying to do his own thing. The average Pink Floyd fan will have some kind of deja-vu feeling. Yep!! Read more
Published on Mar 9 2001 by William de Luca
4.0 out of 5 stars Enjoyable... if you don't think about it too hard
Although Rick didn't contribute a whole lot to Pink Floyd compositionally, he did play a major role in forming their "sound". Read more
Published on Jan 30 2001 by M. David Toy
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