8 thoughts on “ Unfair Ground - Rick Wright* - Broken China (CD, Album) ”

1. Unfair Ground Guitar – Dominic Miller Written-By – Wright* 6: Satellite Guitar – Tim Renwick Written-By – Wright* 7: Woman Of Custom Rick Wright* Broken China ‎ (CD, Album) EMI Music Canada, EMI United Kingdom: 8 2 5: Canada: Sell This Version: 8 4 9, TCEMD /5(52).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Broken China on Discogs. Label: Not On Label (Richard Wright) - 8 2 5 • Format: CD Album, Unofficial Release • Country: Russia • Genre: Rock • Style: Art Rock/5(2).

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3. This CD is more a grateful Richard Wright surprise. It is more introspective than "Wet Dream", but also of good quality. No track is disperdiçada. The tracks are all good especially the last. "Broken China" is a more melancholy disk with more instrumental tracks/5().

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4. Label: Guardian Records - 8 2 5 • Format: CD Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Art Rock Rick Wright* - Broken China (, CD) | Discogs Explore/5(20).

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5. Label: EMI Music Canada - 8 2 5,EMI United Kingdom - 8 2 5 • Format: CD Album • Country: Canada • Genre: Rock • Style: Alternative Rock Rick Wright* - Broken China (, CD /5(11).

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6. referencing Broken China, CD, Album, 8 2 5 This album is a must have for Pink Floyd and Richard Wright fans. Wrights haunting vocals and synthesizer work is up there with the best Pink Floyd offerings. It has its own sound but it easily fits into the PF universe.

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7. This rather humdrum effort from Pink Floyd's keyboard player does have touches of his former band's haunting ambience, but the tracks on Broken China lazily skim along on shallow waves of new age-like synthesizer passages and lilting rhythms rather than engulf its concept of a man who is experiencing the repercussions of clinical depression, which is in itself Pink Floyd-like. The album is divided up into four .

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8. 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/5().

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