The Flaming Cow: The Making of Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother

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National burger day has been unofficially celebrated worldwide for decades, and finally in 2013. The day was made official in the UK by McDonalds and Burger King, regardless your style of celebrating – this is an unmissable event for all burger fanatics and Flaming Cow fans. Celebrating in Flaming Cow Style Following a recommendation from a relative working at Shield Safety veteran YO! Sushi, Tarek came to us for support. Having milked the Etonions over in Windsor for all they’re worth, Flaming Cow are now looking to claim a steak in Ealing Broadwhey’s vibrant restaurant scene after opening their second ranch last month.

Sometime before 2.30 p.m. on 19 Friday June 1970 I pushed my way through diverse doors into Studio Two at EMI Abbey Road Studios. The lithe men were draped over chairs, couches and desks. Compared to my little steaming padded cell of a studio, this was a cathedral complete with a stairway to God, the control room, presided over by the now-famous sound engineer Peter Bown.In this exclusive extract from The Flaming Cow, renowned composer, Ron Geesin offers an insight into his often fraught collaboration with Pink Floyd and shares his memories of recording Atom Heart Mother, the band’s most controversial album.

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Eating out for my family is challenging – we have a 6 year old coeliac daughter and a 8 year old diary/ egg allergic son. However, the Flaming Cow were amazing and catered for us brilliantly. I was not overwhelmed, just nervous. The atmosphere was fairly sparky, if one was clairvoyant enough to see beyond the feigned relaxed postures. I remember much later meeting a schoolteacher acquaintance in the local high street. ‘Hello Ron, you look relaxed and on top of things.’ ‘What? I’ve got this and that going wrong and some bugger’s not paid me for the next thing!’ ‘Ah!’ says he, ‘The Swan Syndrome: appears graceful above the water but paddling furiously below.’Let’s make this Father’s Day a memorable one. Let’s raise a glass to celebrate or remember dads and dad-figures everywhere. We’re open from 12pm – 9pm! Book your Father’s Day meal now! Come and dine with us this Father’s Day. There’s no better way to say thank you to your Dad or Dad-like figures than a Flaming Cow burger combo special, what more could Dad want? All this ethereal electricity moved the lithe men from their positions of casual drapery to nervous twitching, and the caption on several photographs must be, ‘Was it a good idea to let Geesin loose on this piece at all?’ It was probably for want of any better idea that we all continued - and it is only entertainment, after all! The title of my first LP record was A Raise Of Eyebrows, a euphemism for the reaction to complete uproar, so I staggered home in the early evening, leaving the group to add to our collaborative dialogue by copying the opening brass into the ‘Excursion’ (formerly ‘Percussion’) Section L. and adding in more coloured mists, or astral wandering.

What would have happened if John Alldis had not been interested and involved? He and his choir were not due in until late on 21 Sunday, but he had popped in on that first day to hear what the thing was all about. Although mainly a classical choral expert, he was familiar with all best forms of musical work and expression and volunteered to take over the direction. I had climbed the stairs by this time while the brass read its Daily Mirror. And so it was to be: my wishes and notions were translated through John Alldis from my comfortable seat in the haven of Heaven.

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