How to pronounce “nick mason” in English

Nick Mason: Well, fascinating exercise.

Nick Mason: I think that some writers, some, someone like Syd was a natural talent.

Nick Mason: The last of the gifted amateurs is what I would say.

Nick Mason: Mm-hmm.

Nick Mason: God no.

Nick Mason: Absolutely no.

Nick Mason: Yeah.

Nick Mason: Now you just responded to listening to the track.

Nick Mason: Uh, well, I think all of us listened to, I mean, the beginnings of rock and roll.

Nick Mason: Yeah, I suppose the thing is, well, the sociology of it, if you like.

Nick Mason: Male Presenter: And he said as a byproduct of that, he got a great art education.

Nick Mason: Yeah.

Nick Mason: Uh, yeah.

Nick Mason: Yeah, I mean, not, again, I can only, my experience is England.

Nick Mason: Um, what did we see in David?

Nick Mason: Yeah.

Nick Mason: Yeah, well I think Syd was absolutely the leader of the band.

Nick Mason: Mm-hmm.

Nick Mason: Wonderful.

Nick Mason: Oh brilliant.

Nick Mason: IT was, well, the first film that we did a proper soundtrack for was Barbet Schroeder.

Nick Mason: Yeah, I have to say, I tend to think if you look at the progression of albums, "Meddle" is quite critical.

Nick Mason: That's one way of putting it.

Nick Mason: Well, it transformed everything for us.

Nick Mason: Mm-hmm.

Nick Mason: Yeah, we don't really do "The Sound of Music."

Nick Mason: Yeah, it's hard to remember exactly.

Nick Mason: Well, always nice to here.

Nick Mason: Mm-hmm.

Nick Mason: Yeah, well, we've ruminated a bit on "Animals" and whether it was influenced by punk.

Nick Mason: Well I absolutely loved it.

Nick Mason: Male Presenter: But was there a difference in the band dynamics when the album came out?

Nick Mason: No, well, there was by the time the album was finished.

Nick Mason: No, I think that's interesting.

Nick Mason: So American.

Nick Mason: Yeah, in many ways it was quite a political record.

Nick Mason: Mm-hmm.

Nick Mason: But no we are not announcing a new Pink Floyd tape.

Nick Mason: Male Presenter: That he keeps because he loves your articles so much.

Nick Mason: Ah, excellent.

Nick Mason: Thank you.

Nick Mason: Hi.

Nick Mason: Yeah.

Nick Mason: Well, the thing is, it was very strange.

Nick Mason: Um, Alan was, well he was, I think the best thing with Dark Side is, rather than try to assign very specific amounts of importance is just to say, the reason why,

Nick Mason: Can you remind me what you were taking at the time?

Nick Mason: We might well have done, I mean, if there's one thing we've learned it's to take advantage of the weather when you can.

Nick Mason: I think to almost no measure at all.

Nick Mason: Um, actually I love reinterpretations of it.