Ok, Echoes is great, I admit. It makes you feel like you're undertaking an epic journey across the undiscovered sea...

but Dogs has a lot of raw emotional power in it and I was in that dark, mysterious, creepy phase as a teen first listening to all of Floyd, so it really made a positive impression on me the first time I heard Dogs, then that second and third solo of Gilmour's really sealed the deal.

I love "Brain Damage", Comfortably Numb", "Mother", "Echoes", but my favorite is "Wish You Were Here".

1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond
2. Us And Them
3. Echoes
4. Time
5. Comfortably Numb
6. Wish You Were Here
7. Poles Apart
8. Breathe
9. High Hopes
10. See Emily Play

Echoes, Shine on You Crazy Diamond, Wish You Were Here

Tough to choose just one, especially since I am a huge Floyd nerd. I'll narrow it down to five, though:

1. Dogs off Animals - Lyrical/musical perfection.
2. One Of These Days off Meddle -Just a tight, yet sprawling prog rock jam out. Gilmour was in top form for this one.
3. Us and Them off Dark Side of the Moon - The best song on one of the most influential albums in music history. It's the pinnacle of DSOTM's surrealism and atmosphere.
4. Echoes off Meddle - Epic masterpiece. Arguably Pink Floyd's best song, although I feel the lyrics don't compare to Dogs. Which is why it's at 4 instead of 1. Was the gateway that led to DSOTM, though, so some may find that more of a reason to put it at number 1.
5. Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun off Saucerful of Secrets - Don't know if many would consider this one of Pink Floyd's better songs (and I could see why they wouldn't) but, personally, I love the loose, spacey feel to it, and there's a lot of interesting instrumentation in it. I also think Roger Waters sounds great in this one.

HMs: Speak To Me/Breathe, Mother, Interstellar Overdrive

Not a huge Pink Floyd fan but I'd have to say 'Hey You', 'Mother', and 'Welcome To The Machine' are probably my three "favorites".