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OccultHawk 12-22-2010 11:19 AM

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The Division Bell is one of my favourite albums ever!
The Final Cut is as far as I can go along those lines. Pink Floyd and optimism don't sit well together.

Insane Guest 12-22-2010 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Musikwala (Post 973686)
Unpopular opinion: The Division Bell is one of my favourite albums ever!

Wish they had made more albums after that one. :(

That said, there couldn't be a more fitting finale to their career than High Hopes, both lyrically and musically!

...the water flowing
the endless river
forever and ever
*solo*

(goosebumps!)

I thought I was the only one! High five!

Musikwala 12-22-2010 12:39 PM

^ Awesome! High 5!

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 973722)
Pink Floyd and optimism don't sit well together.

:( Gilmour is not happy with your statement! :)

While I agree that Waters' bitterness is what brought depth and meaning to albums like Animals, The Wall, DSOTM and so on, Gilmour's dreamlike soundscapes should not be forgotten. It brought balance and made them truly great! Too much of Gilmour would have been too boring and too much Waters would have been way too depressing. That is why I'm not crazy about Final Cut (though I do like it in parts). The balance is what made them legends. That's what I think anyway.

Exo 12-22-2010 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by xEMGx (Post 973751)
I thought I was the only one! High five!

I agree with these people.

snagglepuss 01-12-2011 10:05 PM

When I want to listen to Pink Floyd, which is pretty much all the time, I want to listen to the 1968-1972 period, especially live.

Their music was at it's peak of perfection during that time period and pretty much beyond words. :love:

OccultHawk 01-13-2011 05:06 AM

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Originally Posted by snagglepuss (Post 984890)
When I want to listen to Pink Floyd, which is pretty much all the time, I want to listen to the 1968-1972 period, especially live.

Their music was at it's peak of perfection during that time period and pretty much beyond words. :love:

I like my Floyd bootlegs pre Dark Side but after that I start thinking it must have been a good thing that had gigantic stage sets to distract the fans because the vocals sound pretty crappy.

pradeep.rocks90 01-13-2011 09:54 AM

pink floyd is an awesome band.The way the make music is awesome lovely music n guitar..Spcly Wish u were here

Insane Guest 01-13-2011 12:02 PM

Another highly underrated album by these guys is Meddle. Just an amazing album to listen to. I think of it as an extension of Dark Side of The Moon. Echoes in my opinion is one of their best songs, it's such a mind trip. There is just so much going on in this album if you empty your mind and listen to it.

BananaPhish 01-13-2011 09:02 PM

Oh how woefully ignorant I have been. Piper at the gates of dawn is quite a interesting listen, coming from a fan of their 70's sound. Really captures the feel of 1960's Britain, which I like. I kind of wonder what it would have been like to watch pink floyd progress musically if I was living back then, kind of makes me realize just how much of a mind blow Dark Side of The Moon was I suppose.

Not that I am saying Dark Side isn't good, just I think some of the WHOA factor is missing now a days. The album is still a good listen though.

Flyingpig437 01-20-2011 08:19 AM

On a PF website there's someone with over 9,000 posts who rates PF albums thus-
Piper at the gates of dawn : 7
Saucerful of secretes : 6
More : 5
Ummagumma : 7
Atom heart mother : 3
Meddle : 5
Obscured by clouds: 3
Darkside of the moon : 6
Wish you were here : 1
Animals : 4
The Wall : 6
The final cut : 6
A momentary lapse of reason : 0
Division Bell : 4


I'd hate to see what he thinks of albums by bands he's not a fan of!!!


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