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> I love the band. Pink Floyd (Dark Side of the Moon and after), I gotta respectfully disagree . Meddle was peak Floyd for me. The whole album is a transporti
by danans 5y ago
> I love the band. Pink Floyd (Dark Side of the Moon and after),
I gotta respectfully disagree . Meddle was peak Floyd for me. The whole album is a transporting experience, including IMO the best Gilmour guitar solo ever.
- dotancohen 5y agoThank you. Echos is like a book or a movie for me. I could get so lost, then ten minutes has gone by. And whatever was bad before - well its still bad but now I'm insulated.
- lolive 5y agoI suppose this is old news for the Pink Floyd nerds around. But the sync of Echoes and 2001 is the BEST thing I have ever seen in my life : https://youtu.be/rn7MmS3vazU https://youtu.be/rn7MmS3vazU
- throwawayboise 5y agoI honestly can't stand any of it. I've often told friends that if I ever owned a radio station I would ban Pink Floyd. Can't really explain why. Just don't like it.
- gremIin 5y agoEven Wish You Were Here? It's one of their more popular songs that doesn't sound very Pink Floyd-y.
- zimpenfish 5y agoOr anything after "Final Cut", really, which are more along the lines of Gilmour's solo albums than anything PF-y.
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- coolgeek 5y agoMy introduction to Pink Floyd started (late 70s) with Dark Side, and worked its way backwards. "A Saucer Full of Secrets" and "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn" - collected together as "A Nice Pair" - was the peak for me. I like "Animals" and "Welcome to the Machine". I respect "The Wall" as an artistic piece. But it's not an album I ever bought or had a strong desire to listen to.