Since Pink Floyd is so popular here!

[zumbo]

This might be a fun poll!

 

[Rob Babcock]

You didn't give enough choices!

 

[zumbo]

Oh no. I did not know it would not work with only two.

 

[Rob Babcock]

No, it the poll will work just fine. I just mean my favorite Floyd one's not listed.

 

[flyv65]

That was a tough call! I really liked both albums, but I think that when I was listening to The Wall the most, my life was in a greater state of uproar than when I was listening to DSotM.

Bryan...it's all about association, eh?...

 

[zumbo]

No, it the poll will work just fine. I just mean my favorite Floyd one's not listed.

Which is your favorite?

 

[Rob Babcock]

Not as many songs, but Wish You Were Here is probably the one I listen to the most. Of course, I love The Wall and DsotM, too.

 

[20to20K]

Pretty presumptuous listing only those two...

"Wish you were here"...by a mile!

Wall isn't even in my top 5

 

[gregz]

Wish you were here!

Also, I know it's post-Waters blasphemy, but Division Bell really holds its own. It's one of my system auditioning CDs...

 

[Rob Babcock]

Also, I know it's post-Waters blasphemy, but Division Bell really holds its own. It's one of my system auditioning CDs...

NOOOOOOOOOOOO!

 

[race4aliving]

"Wish you were here"

 

[GTF]

Neither

Relics


This is a tuff call.

GTF

 

[sjdgpt]

Neither.

Never been a big fan of Pink Floyd.

Sorry.

 

[Leprkon]

Wish you were here!

Also, I know it's post-Waters blasphemy, but Division Bell really holds its own. It's one of my system auditioning CDs...

It might be heresey but I kinda thought Gilmour did his most creative work on the first solo album... ie All Lovers Are Deranged !

 

[Hawkeye]

It might be heresey but I kinda thought Gilmour did his most creative work on the first solo album... ie All Lovers Are Deranged !

I agree, his first solo album is very good, but All Lovers Are Deranged is from his second album, About Face. IMO AF doesn't quite measure up to his first release, others may disagree though.

PF's Division Bell, I feel, more than holds its own and is miles better than A Momentary Lapse of Reason - a fairly weak album IMO. Hearing Richard Wright's vocal contribution, (on Wearing the Inside Out), helped make DB that much better for me.

While on solos, Richard Wright's 1978 solo album, Wet Dream, is a true delight. Part jazzy, part melancholy, nice guitar work by Snowy White and smooth sax by the incomparable Mel Collins, all surround Wright's fragile vocals. A true gem of an album.

 

[enob]

I just recently purchased Dark Side of the Moon on SACD which will be the third time I purchased the album: 1-record 2-CD 3-SACD
You know which way I voted

 

[Leprkon]

ok I gotta know.. has anybody actually tried the thing with DSOTM and the Wizard of Oz ????

 

[Nomo]

I never tried the Wizard of Oz thing. Supposedly it's pretty cool. One of the planetariums up here occationally does it before a Pink Floyd laser light show. One of these days............

 

[jordanny]

OK, I'll bite. What's the Wizard of OZ thing?

 

[Hawkeye]

OK, I'll bite. What's the Wizard of OZ thing?

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