Kashmir86

hmm exactly opposite for me. Pink floyd takes you places, thus I do not get bored near as easy as the doors, which frankly their music sounds a bit too much the same for my liking. Listening to pink floyd is almost like watching a movie, it keeps me interested the whole way through the album. They don't focus as much on lyrics at times, but rather musical concepts. Pink Floyd is responsible for getting me into progressive rock. I remember the first song I had introduced to me was hey you, and I remember listening through it and at the end thinking, holy **** that was amazing, then backing the track up and relistening to it over and over

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JohnnyK

I did that the first time I heard Hey You also, Kashmir.

Floyd and The Doors are two of my favorite bands, this is tough. I'll have to go with PF, just because I happen to be listening to Echoes right now, and due to the larger musical diversity. Besides, I get sick of all the keyboard work after a while, and I don't think I've ever gotten tired of one of Gilmours amazing solos.

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Yanqui_UXO

indeed. wright is amazing. he knows exactly when to fill something in.

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GoodbyeBlueSky

i love me some doors, but floyd all the way mayn

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bungalow

The Doors.......
All the way

thedude01

too hard not even gonna think about the Doors and Floyd

Kashmir86

agreed, the keys do become repetative and old after a while, since you hear them so much in every song. Don't get me wrong manzerick (sp?) makes the doors sound like the doors, and not sound like anyone else, but I do find myself getting slightly annoyed by it after some time. I find myself preferring the tracks that favor the guitar more, like love me two times and such. Riders, LA Woman, and The End are masterpieces, however almost every song by the Floyd is a masterpiece to me, so the floyd wins by heaps. Too many doors songs annoy me, like alabama song (whiskey bar), tell all the people, you make me real, and the changeling come to mind. Morrison was a crazy good poet, I'll give credit where credit is due. Some of his poetics don't quite sound too great in a song IMO, but nonetheless he is a legend.

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"Into this house we’re born
Into this world we’re thrown
Like a dog without a bone
An actor out on loan
Riders on the storm"

"How many ears must one man have
Before he can hear people cry?
How many deaths will it take till he knows
That too many people have died?"

"Diamond rope silver chain
Pretty noose is pretty pain
And I don’t like what you got me hanging from"

tehpibb

pink floyd , their song "Empty Spaces" is amazing

boo boo

"What shall we use
To fill the empty spaces
Where we used to talk?
How shall I fill
The final places?
How should I complete the wall"

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blackwidowxxx

ya its true although jim morrison was a creative guy but david gilmour and syd barrett were more creative