You know the drill:
Album: My favorite Album is not the one my favorite song is of off. For Albums I will go with The Final Cut
Song: Brain Damage/Eclipse
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You know the drill:
Album: My favorite Album is not the one my favorite song is of off. For Albums I will go with The Final Cut
Song: Brain Damage/Eclipse
Favorite album: Medley... Favorite song: Several species of small furry animals gathered together in a cave grooving with a Pict...if you can call it a song, off the album Umaguma. For anyone who's not heard this song, you will not believe your ears! What the! It is what it says. Just what the "Pict" is saying though is open to interpretation.:ninja:
:p That a solo album and those are two songs. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Kidhuman
I'm guessing most people here would expect my favorite Pink Floyd song to be Lucifer Sam (although I really do like that song a lot). But you'd be wrong. It's Summer '68 from Atom Heard Mother. Album would be The Wall.
This one's tougher for me, since I don't know Pink Floyd as well, and mostly listen to the album's without even looking at the song titles (since they're best taken whole, for the most part). But here goes.
Album: Dark Side of the Moon
Song: Comfortably Numb
listed in the discography and depending on which version of DSOTM you have it will list as one or two separate songs.Quote:
Originally Posted by LusiferSam
Meddle:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue2th
Album - Varies from day to day, huge PF fan
Song - Ill pick one they dont play on the radio - Fearless, or maybe Interstellar Overdrive
Hey I know MrJabbaJon will reply, so have you (or anyone else) read the book Inside Out?
The Wall: Live in Berlin 1990
Song from that concert: Hey you as sung by Paul Carrack
I'm also a big fan of What Do You Want From Me? from The Division Bell
album - DSOTM unless you want to count echoes
song -money. when i was much younger i always loved another brick in the wall - cause we don't need no education.
No I haven't, but I will be asking for it for my birthday or Christmas. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rebo's Guitarist
No, the Final Cut was released under Pink Floyd, even though Richard Wright was not performing with them at the time and Roger Waters wrote all the songs.Quote:
Originally Posted by LusiferSam
This, however, was a "solo" album. Roger Waters left the band in 1984 and rejoined in 2005, so he was "alone" for this one but with other non-Floyd artists.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stillakid
Pink Floyd is definitely my favorite band. My favorite stuff of theirs changes all the time. I love things about all their albums and songs, some more than others.
Album - Meddle
Song - Wish You Were Here
Uh, yeah, I know. :sur: So? I mean, if you really want to get technical about what constitutes "Pink Floyd" and what doesn't, then anything post Syd doesn't really count either if that's what you're getting at.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. JabbaJohnL