Favorite Pink Floyd Songs?

Could you name your Top 20 in order?


-Time
-Shine On You Crazy Diamond
-Dogs
-Us And Them
-What Shall We Do Now?
-Pigs (Three Different Ones)
-Happiest Days Of Our Lives/Another Brick In The Wall: Part 2
-Money
-Comfortably Numb
-Wots... Uh The Deal
-Echoes
-Wish You Were Here
-Welcome To The Machine
-The Fletcher Memorial Home
-Sheep
-Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
-Brain Damage/Eclipse
-Run Like Hell
-Young Lust
-A Pillow Of Winds

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Echoes
Time
Careful With That Axe Eugene*
A Saucerful of Secrets*
Fearless
Goodbye Blue Sky
Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Set The Controls For the Heart of the Sun*
The Nile Song
Crumbling Land
Point Me At The Sky
Childhood's End
The Narrow Way
Cirrus Minor
Embryo
Astronomy Domine*
One of These Days
Let There Be More Light
Grandchester Meadows/Several Species....
Julia Dream


* Ummagumma versions

theres 1 i couldnt remmember i heard it on spotify when i was at the gym D=

No "Animals"? I consider that album better than DSOTM.

Also think "The Division Bell" is vastly under rated.

Idk about my top 20 in order, but my favorite album is Meddle. I could probably pick out my favorite songs from each album:

Piper at the Gates of Dawn: Interstellar Overdrive

A Saucerful of Secrets: Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun

More: Cymbaline

Ummagumma: Grantchester Meadows

Atom Heart Mother: Atom Heart Mother

Meddle: San Tropez (my favorite album, was hard to choose but I’ve seen this song performed live multiple times and love it every time)

Obscured by Clouds: Mudmen

Dark Side of the Moon: Great Gig in the Sky

Wish You Were Here: Welcome to the Machine (this album was very hard to decide my favorite song)

Animals: Pigs (Three Different Ones)

The Wall : Vera

The Final Cut: The Gunners Dream

A Momentary Lapse of Reason: On the Turning Away

The Division Bell : Lost for Words

To make an even 15, favorite song from my favorite Roger Waters Album -

Radio KAOS : Who Needs Information

This was as close as we could get to seeing Pink Floyd themselves: seeing The Wall in 2010. Three generations of Pink Floyd fans: my mom, who used to blare her Pink Floyd vinyl albums while car-washing her white Fiero in the driveway; my husband and I (he's the one who got me and my son into Pink Floyd by blaring it in his car everywhere he went); and my son. We even got a small write-up in the local paper for bringing a three-generation entourage to the concert. That might be why The Wall is my favorite album, with DSOTM following close behind.

Favorite PF song might be "Money."

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The same reason people climb Mount Everest: because it's there.

Actually, she was just funning for the camera. I grew up in a weird family. Here's a better picture of her. (The concert was on her 71st birthday, too--perfect gift!)

I don't know how I forgot about "The Great Gig In The Sky", which would make my Top 25


So many great songs!

I was born the same year "The Final Cut" (and Supertramp's "Famous Last Words") so the next best thing was to see Roger Waters three times in three different cities (multiple states and countries), but that's a REAL long story.


I'll share one concert story because it pertains to this place.... I was (and still am) a member of this Pink Floyd message board. Weeks before the show (July 2007), one of the main guys on the site, Mike, thought we should organize, meet up before the show, see the concert, and meet up at the same place (Casey's?)... Well, just a couple of days before the show, he died, and he was 40..... His wife came, brought his jersey, so it was bittersweet, but it was nice to meet all the people you talked to almost every single day.. 18 months later, I went to Europe, and made a stop in London to see another friend (moderator), and another from the site who's very good friend is.... Dave Kilminster, who has played with Roger since the 90s.

My fave is also Time.

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The world was sending out some Pink Floyd vibes yesterday. Just so happened to turn the radio on and Comfortably Numb was on the radio going to my folks. Sat in the car to finish the song. When I left and turned the car on, the morning talk show (they re-run in the evening) was doing their game show and the question was, “Name this song”…cue Comfortably Numb

I heard this is now the #1 most played song on radio.

I honestly can't think of one I don't like. Can't make that statement for any other band.

Could be wrong, but highly doubt this.

Mine:

1. Another Brick in the Wall - Pt. 2 (The Wall)
2. High Hopes (The Division Bell)
3. In the Flesh (The Wall)
4. Learning to Fly (A Momentary Lapse of Reason)
5. Comfortably Numb (The Wall)
6. Hey You (The Wall)
7. Mother (The Wall)
8. Sorrow (A Momentary Lapse of Reason)
9. One of These Days (Meddle)
10. Marooned (The Division Bell)

11. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (1-5) (Wish You Were Here)
12. Yet Another Movie (A Momentary Lapse of Reason)
13. The Thin Ice (The Wall)
14. Wearing the Inside Out (The Division Bell)
15. Young Lust (The Wall)
16. Nobody Home (The Wall)
17. Waiting for the Worms (The Wall)
18. The Great Gig in the Sky (The Dark Side of the Moon)
19. Brain Damage/Eclipse (The Dark Side of the Moon)
20. Money (The Dark Side of the Moon)

21. The Dogs of War (A Momentary Lapse of Reason)
22. Time (The Dark Side of the Moon)
23. Wish You Were Here (Wish You Were Here)
24. Any Colour You Like (The Dark Side of the Moon)
25. On the Turning Away (A Momentary Lapse of Reason)
26. The Trial (The Wall)
27. One of My Turns (The Wall)
28. Don't Leave Me Now (The Wall)
29. Have a Cigar (Wish You Were Here)
30. Cluster One (The Division Bell)

31. What Do You Want From Me (The Division Bell)
32. Coming Back to Life (The Division Bell)
33. Keep Talking (The Division Bell)
34. Lost for Words (The Division Bell)
35. If (Atom Heart Mother)

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