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Broken China (Cassette, Album)EMI United Kingdom, EMI United Kingdom: TCEMD 1098, 7243 8 53645 4 9UK: 1996: New Submission. Broken China (CD, Album)EMI: TOCP-50059: Japan: 1996: Recommendations. Is There Anybody Out There? (The Wall Live 1980-81) Pink Floyd. Released. 2000 — Europe. CD — Album. On An Island. David Gilmour. Released.
Richard Wright (legendary keyboardist, songwriter, arranger, and occasional lead vocalist for Pink Floyd) released his second and final solo album in 1996. Broken China is an exploration of clinical depression based heavily on Rick's experiences in helping his girlfriend (later wife) through the condition. The record was originally envisioned as a collection of instrumentals until Rick and ...
Interview with Richard Wright and Anthony Moore, about Broken ChinaThe album is a four-part concept album which documents Wright's then wife Mildred's battle...
27 de ene. de 2007 · With Broken China, Pink Floyd's resident keyboard genius looks profoundly toward the future. This album explores deep musical terrain with evocative polyrhythms, world music influences and classical-sonic landscapes; as one would expect from Wright, the overall feeling is mysterious and brooding. Noted musicians include drummer Manu Katche ...
Publicado el 7 de octubre de 1996, Broken China es un viaje exploratorio conceptualizado a partir de una experiencia personal fundamentada en la depresión. Richard Wright Broken China EMI Records. 1996. Inglaterra Cofundador de la icónica banda londinense Pink Floyd, Rick Wright fue corresponsable de esos amplios espacios por los que Waters, Gilmour y Mason lograban, con […]
7 de oct. de 1996 · ALONG THE SHORELINE. Richard Wright 1996. Music: Wright Lyrics: Anthony Moore Vocals by: Wright. Album releases: Broken China. You feel her warmth, feel it like a summer day Shining from, the cloudless sky, it lights her way. With darkness gone, like a distant road We travelled it all night until the morning rose.
22 de oct. de 2014 · Broken China paints a emotional backdrop of fear, despair, depression, isolation, and eventually hope and promise: powerfully ideas that seem like they should have taken on perhaps a stronger form here, but nonetheless fulfilled by Wright’s haunting presentation of them.
