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– Never rub as this will make stains harder to remove. – Be easy to clean! For spills, remove excess material and blot with a clean, wet cloth. Wear-resistant and durable, washing fastness of 3 or more, never fade.Thermal transfer printing technology, high-quality colours and images, difficult to fade.?Suitable for special occasions such as Christmas, birthday, celebration, housewarming gift.It’s ideal to keep your feet warm from cold hardwood floors or for your kids to lie on it comfortably while playing.Our thick faux rug is a nice gift for interior decor and creates a comfy atmosphere for your home. Leading home furnishing fashion – The round carpet is suitable for many indoor occasions, such as living room, bedroom, children’s room, and nursery.Pink Floyd can be heard almost all throughout Just Another Diamond Day.īut, if nothing else, both of these albums are just unkempt and uncaring.īunyan’s album seems highly influenced by Pink Floyd’s in that it meanders and gushes folk-backed unbridled emotion-something that has undoubtedly influenced countless acts since.īoth albums are important, but Ummagumma nonetheless had at least a semi-significant impact on Bunyan’s seminal album.Pink Floyd Round Carpet – Ummagumma Album Cover 1969 The song shifts from dramatic piano-smashing to eventual eerie ambience, concluding with samples of what could only be assumed to be airplane engines coupled with a church.Īnd then Pink Floyd, almost ironically, follows “Sisyphus” up with the tranquil, folksy “Grantchester Meadows,” one of the tracks (along with the infamously detested “Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict”) more traceable to Just Another Diamond Day.īunyan’s “Come Wind Come Rain” and “Swallow Song” both exhibit (well, almost, anyway) the sort of unkempt energy and unconventional songwriting Ummagumma so exemplifies. Ummagumma kicks off with the four-part, nearly 14-minute-long “Sisyphus,” almost a continuation of the dramatic, grandiose preceding live album. The two albums may sound markedly different-with the former’s being more unkempt chaos and the latter’s being reserved, almost childlike wonder and emotion-but the almost anti-folk techniques showcased in both suggest at least a little bit of influence on Bunyan’s from Pink Floyd. both acts recording the albums in London at around the same time, and Bunyan recording hers with the help of a Pink Floyd–affiliated producer. Though the comparison between Pink Floyd and Vashti Bunyan is most likely a stretched one, there is at least a little weight held by the claim, given some key logistics, e.g. artist Vashti Bunyan.īunyan released her landmark Just Another Diamond Day folk LP in December 1970, just about one year after Ummagumma. “Careful with That Axe, Eugene” and “Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun”) and the second an about-46-minute-long collection of experimental, borderline freak (essentially psychedelic) folk music.īut, at the risk of being crucified by music critics and fans alike, I believe Ummagumma to be, if not Pink Floyd’s defining work, one of the most retrospectively influential albums of all time.Īt least to the freak folk community-which has historically included such artists as Sufjan Stevens, Animal Collective and the immensely forward-thinking U.K. Released in October 1969, Pink Floyd’s Ummagumma is a double LP (meaning two records included, instead of one) with the first being an assortment of live Pink Floyd songs (essentially the classics up until that point, e.g. Sure, it’s an amazing few tracks, but that’s not what earns the double album Ummagumma its reputation as one of the worst albums of all time.
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