The Gold It's In The...

The Gold It's In The...

The Gold It's in the...

The Gold It's in The...
Chanson par Pink Floyd
extrait de l’album Obscured By Clouds
Pays Royaume-Uni
Sortie 3 juin 1972
Durée 3:07
Genre(s) Rock progressif
Auteur(s) Roger Waters
David Gilmour
Compositeur(s) Roger Waters
David Gilmour

The Gold It's in the... est une chanson de Pink Floyd, figurant sur l'album Obscured by Clouds créée et enregistrée au château d'Hérouville à côté de Pontoise en France en 1972. C'est le quatrième morceau de l’album.

La chanson raconte la quête d’un voyageur à la recherche d'émotions fortes : « They say there's gold, but I'm looking for thrills.

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Pink Floyd
Syd Barrett • David Gilmour • Nick Mason • Roger Waters • Richard Wright
Œuvre du groupe
Albums studios The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967) • A Saucerful of Secrets (1968) • Ummagumma (1969) • Atom Heart Mother (1970) • Meddle (1971) • The Dark Side of the Moon (1973) • Wish You Were Here (1975) • Animals (1977) • The Wall (1979) • The Final Cut (1983) • A Momentary Lapse of Reason • The Division Bell (1994)
Albums en concert Ummagumma (1969) • Delicate Sound of Thunder (1988) • P·U·L·S·E (1995) • Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live 1980-81 (2000)
Bandes originales London '66-'67 (1967) • Soundtrack from the Film More (1969) • Zabriskie Point (1970) • Obscured by Clouds (1972)
Compilations Relics (1971) • A Collection of Great Dance Songs (1981) • Works (1983) • Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd (2001)
Films musicaux et documentaires Live at Pompeii (1972) • The Wall (1982) • La Carrera Panamericana (1992) • P·U·L·S·E (1995) • Classic Albums: Pink Floyd – The Dark Side of the Moon (2003)
Articles relatifs au groupe
Listes Discographie • Répertoire
Personnalités Joe Boyd • Bob Ezrin • Ron Geesin • James Guthrie • Michael Kamen • Bob Klose • Steve O'Rourke • Dick Parry • Alan Parsons • Gerald Scarfe • Barbet Schroeder • Norman Smith • Storm Thorgerson • Clare Torry • Snowy White
Lieux Studios Abbey Road • Astoria • Battersea Power Station • Studios Britannia Row • UFO Club
Autres (19367) Pink Floyd • A Fair Forgery of Pink Floyd • En concert (Cochons • The Man and the Journey) • Hipgnosis • Joker's Wild • Pink Floyd : l'histoire selon Nick Mason
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