Top 3 Pink Floyd Albums?

[sheppsea]

1. Wish You Were Here
2. Dark Side of the Moon
3. The Wall

Not necessarily in that order, but they are definitely my favourite three. Meddle is a great album as well. I could never get into the early stuff with Syd Barrett, it just wasn't anywhere near as good!

[butternutsquashpie]

My list goes:
1.Division Bell
2.Wish You Were Here
3.Final Cut

I personally cannot place them in a legitimate order as they would definitely keep an undefined position on the chart after a while.

For the past two weeks, i've been listening to the Final Cut non-stop . Never did before. I remember I really, really loved the trumpet in "When the Tigers Broke Free" and it's what stuck out for me. After my first okay obsession over it and the fact that I knew i would love it, i never went back.. until now

But now, "When the Tigers Broke Free" least liked song on that album whilst I listen to the other songs non-stop over glasses of scotch and contemplation. (The non-remastered doesn't have that song, and i'm glad actually. That's what I listen to now: the version WITHOUT "when the tigers broke free" )
Then with the way Southampton Dock is sung....... Amazing that is (especially with the two lines with angry backing vocals. AH ). And "two suns in the sunset" being the final song to end such a great album. Then the overall meaning of the album (it's barely about Water's dad actually). Really an album ahead of its time.......

It has now easily become my favourite Floyd album in general. However, with music I am extremely partial to Wish You Were Here or Meddle. Division Bell is still up there. But unfortunately, I can't guarantee a "final cut" of my top three albums now (hardy har har)
Maybe it would be somewhere along the lines of:
1. Final Cut
2. Division Bell/ Wish You Were Here
3. Meddle/ Animals/ Dark Side of the Moon
I don't know though.......

[butternutsquashpie]

[ValeTudoGuy]

I would rather listen to Led Zeppelin.... Though I suppose Comfortably Numb is good once the Guitar solo starts...

[butternutsquashpie]

I would rather listen to Led Zeppelin.... Though I suppose Comfortably Numb is good once the Guitar solo starts...

i did enjoy IV and Kashmir... and a bit of II as well. but just the hardness that i couldn't really get along with by meself. higher distortion and moving way too fast.

good for car rides, though but not something to help relax after a 12h shift with just you and your buddy Johnnie Walker

[ValeTudoGuy]

i did enjoy IV and Kashmir... and a bit of II as well. but just the hardness that i couldn't really get along with by meself. higher distortion and moving way too fast.

good for car rides, though but not something to help relax after a 12h shift with just you and your buddy Johnnie Walker

That sounds like a Blues moment to me!

[butternutsquashpie]

That sounds like a Blues moment to me!

With these babies?


Defo!

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[PeeJay]

I would rather listen to Led Zeppelin.... Though I suppose Comfortably Numb is good once the Guitar solo starts...

Prefer Black Sabbath myself

[ValeTudoGuy]

Prefer Black Sabbath myself

Sabbath we're good before Ronnie James Dio IMO

[Tomothebuilder]

Saw Black Sabbath at Christmas at the LG in Brum, absolutely incredible! In the top 3 gigs I've ever been to!

[ValeTudoGuy]

With these babies?


Defo!

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Are they yours Jezza?

[butternutsquashpie]

Are they yours Jezza?

indeed-a-doodle doo!!

also had a violin a while back but sold that to get a full sized one... ended up buying cigars with the cash instead

[Stevieboy]

For the past two weeks, i've been listening to the Final Cut non-stop . Never did before. I remember I really, really loved the trumpet in "When the Tigers Broke Free" and it's what stuck out for me. After my first okay obsession over it and the fact that I knew i would love it, i never went back.. until now

But now, "When the Tigers Broke Free" least liked song on that album whilst I listen to the other songs non-stop over glasses of scotch and contemplation. (The non-remastered doesn't have that song, and i'm glad actually. That's what I listen to now: the version WITHOUT "when the tigers broke free" )
Then with the way Southampton Dock is sung....... Amazing that is (especially with the two lines with angry backing vocals. AH ). And "two suns in the sunset" being the final song to end such a great album. Then the overall meaning of the album (it's barely about Water's dad actually). Really an album ahead of its time.......

It has now easily become my favourite Floyd album in general. However, with music I am extremely partial to Wish You Were Here or Meddle. Division Bell is still up there. But unfortunately, I can't guarantee a "final cut" of my top three albums now (hardy har har)
Maybe it would be somewhere along the lines of:
1. Final Cut
2. Division Bell/ Wish You Were Here
3. Meddle/ Animals/ Dark Side of the Moon
I don't know though.......

I didn't realise Tygers was on the remaster....I can't think where it would fit on the album conceptually. Was it included as a bonus track?

[ValeTudoGuy]

indeed-a-doodle doo!!

also had a violin a while back but sold that to get a full sized one... ended up buying cigars with the cash instead

I have started and give up on playing guitar twice. I currently have an electro acoustic and acoustic and a ukulele though... I gave my electric to my brother so he could learn.

I would love to have an old Strat and Les Paul, just because and will probably try and learn again someday.

I also have a custom made Premier Black Pearl Maple Drum Kit too, I think I'm slightly more suited to drums.

[butternutsquashpie]

I didn't realise Tygers was on the remaster....I can't think where it would fit on the album conceptually. Was it included as a bonus track?

it was originally meant to be shoved in with the Wall somewhere. makes sense, right? About Pappy Waters?

it originally wasn't there at all. I have two vinyl copies of Final Cut and both don't have Tigers on there. Also have it on CD, the original one. i cannot listen to the remastered version as it has that "bonus track" lodged between [One of the Few] and [Heroes Return]

I currently have an electro acoustic and acoustic and a ukulele though...

I also have a custom made Premier Black Pearl Maple Drum Kit too, I think I'm slightly more suited to drums.

hmmmmmmm. i've many a mate who have found guitar to be quite hard so they took up the uke, actually. not a bad idea on your front

a drummer eh? if only a UKCF band could be formed . go practice!