Complete bullshit statement. Some Floyd sucks donkey balls. It's not a matter of opinion when you have nearly universal consensus. Thats how we define reality
It may be, but it's not great. Could have been so much better by changing the track listing and using more of the fabulous organ playing that Rick did.
Hell, that's even worse than a cash grab. "Hey, remember those bits of rubbish that didn't made the cut for the Division Bell's pointless instrumentals? Let's honor Rick with that." Nick: "Well, we could just play the songs Rick wanted Floyd to play live again." Dave "Comfortably Numb" Gilmour glares, silencing yet another Floyd upstart. Years later, Nick "Hey, I can do it myself."
The fact that The Wall loops is so trippy, it could be saying that Pink falls back into his isolation and addiction or it represents other people building their own walls, it’s a really dark album and that’s why it’s amazing. To top it off, the transition from “Outside the Wall” to “In the Flesh” is genius because; 1. There’s a hidden piece of Roger talking and 2. At the start of “In the Flesh”, whatever the instrument is it becomes super quiet, tricking first time listeners to turn it up and then their eardrums are destroyed by the guitar. It’s amazing.
One of the instruments in the beginning of In The Flesh? is a clarinet, though there’s another that I believe is some sort of free-reed instrument like an accordion or melodica
@@wyattscheller8026 I interpreted it as another ‘pink’ being born. A cycle of war creating more fatherless, sheltered children falling into isolation and fascist ideas, leading to more division and potentially another war.
can agree, as a Pink Floyd fan the one song I ALWAYS HEAR on the radio is Another Brick Pt2, it's as if the stations forgot they have more then one song.
William Magee By the time animals was released, Pink Floyd achieved success and still remained very progressive, then with the wall they just took a piece from the story to release a single (a piece that is the easiest to take away from it all)
I was 15 when The Wall was released, living in a boys’ home with other rejects. We were huge fans of DSOTM, WYWH and Animals. None of those albums prepared is for The Wall. We were spellbound. Each and every one of us felt the record in a very personal way. We had each built our walls and we understood all of it on an emotional level. At the same time, it was so liberating. A battle cry. One of my favorite memories is of the night a friend and I got caught driving in a snow storm and had to go really slow. We turned the radio off and sang The Wall from start to finish, improvising the instrumental parts by making weird noises. We knew every guitar solo. The thing is in our DNA. And it has aged well! Thank you for this list.
The difference being Momentary Lapse of Reason is a pile of shit, Final Cut is up there with Animals and Saucerful of Secrets as their best. That said, One Slip and if it weren't for the mellow instrumental break Learning To Fly are great 80's pop rock songs.
That picture of Syd Barret after he went insane makes me feel so uncomfortable. There’s just something about it that makes you feel empty and cold. It’s 1 in the morning and after seeing that I’m not sleeping for a bit
It's more so that the other songs are alright, but One Of These Days and Echoes blow them out of the water(s). A Pillow of Winds and San Tropez are still alright.
The Endless River is a beautiful homage to everything Pink Floyd was. You can hear almost every sound the band used over the years on it. It's also a beautiful tribute to Richard Wright. Very underrated album.
Considering that members of The Orb worked on Endless River, and The Orb made trance remixes of most of Pink Floyd's albums, they're worth listening to.
I’m 41 and started listening to Floyd at around 14 years old. The Wall was my favorite album through my teens. That switched to Animals in my 20’s-mid 30’s. Then for about 4 years it was Meddle (because of the Live Pompeii concert). Now it’s obscured by clouds. It’s interesting to me how my musical tastes have changed throughout my life but one common theme is that Pink Floyd will forever be my favorite band.
Same. I just want to add that I started as a Waters-oriented Pink Floyd fan, and now I'm Gilmour-oriented. Actually I like Gilmour solo albums a lot too.
I'm 13, I recently started listening to this band. It's really good. My favorite song is probably... Time for DSOTM, Comfortably Numb for The Wall, and Echoes for whatever the hell that album was called.
the wall is my favourite album but high hopes is my favourite pink floyd song, high hopes tells the story of their careers and talk about diversity in society and a lot of controversial things, high hopes is a story in itself snd thats why i love it so much
@steven Brunton You're right. I saw a documentary on it today. Its a continuation of The Division Bell really, but not released at the time. I love that it has Wright's keyboard playing in it though and some moments in it are fantastic bits of music
steven Brunton uh, if it was for money it would of been more expensive than what it was, would of been labelled as limited edition, would of been labeled the last pink Floyd album, probably would of been made a solo album too but with slight alterations. That’s money making, putting together pieces of old songs and putting it out there isn’t really money making, especially when you can listen to the entire thing on Spotify.
So whoever reading this, if you HAVEN'T seen 'Echoes live at Pompeii' by pink Floyd, do yourself a favor and watch it all, it's an absolute masterpiece and very arguably the best song they made.
Ive seen it a couple of times since it appeared on RUclips. It used to be my favorite floyd song but ive kinda drifted away from that sound and nowadays my favorite album would be Division bell.
Oh man welcome to the machine is such a good song, personally I can't choose between that one, breath, shine on you crazy diamond, man there's way to many tbh but those 3 have to be in the top
I remember listening to Time for the first time while star watching with my girlfriend on top of a hill on her porch. Pink Floyd is just pure ear candy
@@dereklewis4321 I'll always defend Ummagumma. It had the potential to be a 10/10 masterpiece. Sysyphus has some amazing parts, Grantchester Meadows is gorgeous, Several Species is very interesting, Narrow Way part 2 is really good and Grand Vizier has interesting ideas. Not to mention the live album, which is mindblowing.
I first listened to Meddle when I was searching for One of These Days by Neil Young and accidentally played the first track. And now I love Pink Floyd. Thanks RUclips.
I discovered it from a manga/anime called jojos bizarre adventure and i was listening to it and saw the pompeii version and im really into history so i was like this is interesting hearing that started a very deep love for there music
The Wall is brilliant. I understand why it's not everyone's favorite, it has a "drier" sound than other albums, but there's some truly underrated gems, like Goodbye Blue Sky, Young Lust, Nobody's Home and both In the Flesh's, in addition to the usual great songs.
Momentary Lapse of Reason is a solid album. I love most of the album: Learning to Fly, Dogs of War, On The Turning Away, Sorrow, One Slip are all incredible songs. I would have it in the top 5 or 6 Pink Floyd albums.
Despite an army of hired guns to write the lyrics, Roger's absence is painfully apparent. No concept, no poetry, no depth. What I don't understand is Gilmour's solo LP, About Face, presumably written by him, had some good songs w- good lyrics.
Great list, young man. The Wall was my introduction to Floyd when it was new when I was 11, been a fan ever since. Great to see a young guy like you appreciate the classics.
In the album The Dark Side Of The Moon, the album starts with a melow heart bit and in the end of the album, ends with that heart bit fading away, reminding the listener how he was feeling before he started listening to the album and how he is feeling now. Absolutely the best Pink Floyd album ever created, one of my favourite albums out there.
One day I decided to make my personal ranking of PinkFloyd songs, so I first listened to Confortably Numb which I immediately put in first place, then I listened to Wish you were here and I put it instead of ConfortablyNumb at first place, then I listened to ShineOnYouCrazyDiamond so I decided to put HIM in first place... It lasted for hours and in the end I listened to ConfortablyNumb again... and I I put it back in the first place. This is an impossible task for me.
Pink floyd: *releases Dark side* Well, what shall we do now that we have one of the best álbums ever Made? *releases wish You where here* wow, now WTF we Will do after make two of the best álbums ever Made?! *Releases Animals* holy shait what we gonna do after three fucking Best albums ever Made? *Releases the wall* AND NOW THEY ARE 4 OMG *Releases the final cut* awww fuck
1. The Wall (1979) 2. Animals (1977) 3. Wish You Here (1975) 4. The Dark Side of The Moon (1973) 5. The Division Bell (1994) 6. The Final Cut (1983) 7. Meddle (1971) 8. A Momentary Lapse of Reason (1987) 9. Atom Heart Mother (1970) 10. Obscured By Clouds (1972) 11. More (1969) 12. The Endless River (2014) 13. A Saucerful of Secrets (1968) 14. Ummagumma (1969) 15. The Piper at The Gates of Dawn (1967)
Hands down all time favorite song is “Dogs” it’s long as hell and I probably annoy people when I show them it but just it tells a great story and I relate to the lyrics a lot too growing up
Just want to point out that the whole point of the release of The Endless River was to pay homage to Richard Wright and use previously recorded keyboard tracks they had of Richard. They werent trying to make a hit record; they were just paying their respects in a way. Just wanted to point that out because u seemed to miss the purpose of the album and saying that david was just wanting to exploit the name for money was a bit offensive when he was actually just trying to show the world some great ambient keyboard recordings Richard had made. Other than that great video man
"One album that I'm gonna exclude on this list is the More album, because it's technically a film soundtrack and it's not technically a studio album." *includes Obscured by Clouds, a film soundtrack*
There is an album that was intended to release in between Darkside of the Moon and Wish You Were Here called Household Objects and it was scrapped but does have an official album cover. The album consists of them using household objects as instruments like pots and pans and rubber bands for strings, and wine glasses. It's hard to find the complete list of songs but alot of them are ideas that ended up on wish you were here. The song Wine Glasses ended up being Shine on you crazy diamond. There's a song called The Hard Way that you can find here on RUclips. It's interesting.
Fun fact: they recorded the sonar sounds on Echoes with a piano/keyboard. They used a special type of amp for piano/keyboard then just played a specific note and it came out that way.
Overall I like Dark Side of the Moon, Meddle, Piper at the Gates of Dawn and Wish You Were Here the best in that order, and think there is a lot of great music on these albums and it has the best balance between the interweaving key boards, drum rolls and guitar with a surprising use of bluesy, jazz and even some funky elements with fairy tale psychedelic folk and penetrating philosophic treatise feel especially in Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were and Meddle. During these releases, the lyrics and feel of the music had more of a balance between light and dark moods and the lyrics were more original, poetic and representative of the ebb and flow of life with the heart beats, and the duality between eliciting a sense of meditative runner's high contrasted with a sense of escaping from great travails or merely running to catch up with moments that can never be retrieved as in the stunning TIme, which is why I think Dark Side of the Moon is overall their best album in seamless integration of innovation and peerless production of sound. I also enjoy Remember a Day,, See Emily Play, See Saw, Julia Dream, Paint Box and Summer 68 which I think would have been great as an extended more prog like piece since it has a mysterious and dour flower power feel with elements of love lost mixing psychedelia with the dramatic realism of the horns. It is an invocation of a frozen moment long ago in the perpetual sea of passing time with cool trippy harmonies. After Wish You Were Here, they began to descend into more morose music making with the Wall and Animals as well. I will admit it is powerfully pessimistic; since I lot of music is impressive but the downer feel makes it less appealing to me and it doesn't seem as innovative. From the Wall, I still think Comfortably Numb and Young Lust are fantastic songs that don't dig too deep a ditch of depression in my mind.
On the wall you can hear in the end of the song "outside the wall"(the last song of the album) someone saying "isn't this where" and in the song "in the flesh?"(first song of the album) you can hear right in the beginning "we came in?" So it makes a whole sentence "isn't this where we came in?" Which makes it a perfect loop
I’ve been trying to figure out what he was saying for the past three days lmao. I love the wall, but there’s just so much to unpack that when you listen to it you notice something new every time.
Correction. "isn't this where we first came in?" It took me years of listening, over and over again, to work this out. And then I read it in a magazine, six weeks later.
How old are you? I’ve been listening to Pink Floyd for 50 year. I may not agree with your ranking, but I’m very impressed with your devotion and your knowledge. The are one of a kind!. Track by track. Bravo to you.
I'm 28 and mine started by hearing the wall and dark side on mom and dads record player and them telling me about them going to see the wall live, when cd's became a thing they got echoes, the division bell and wish you were here and i listened to all of those too. my favourite song might be wish you were here because i love the line "did you exchange a walk on part in a war for a lead role in a cage" but i love high hopes too. i saw an older guy at work recently with a floyd shirt i'd never seen before and complemented him on it he asked me for my favourite floyd line and i quoted the one above, i guess he was checking to see if i would quote one of the more mainstream songs like another brick in the wall or money or something. he nodded at my suggestion of best line and told me i had good taste :D
wish you were here, time, what do you want from me, one slip, paintbox, and brain damage are some of my favorite songs, and there’s so many others that i enjoy tbh. props to you for going through the time to make a ranking for each album, must have taken you a while.
Dark side of the moon will always be my favorite just because of the time in my life I discovered it. Time literally made me cry when I listened to it, and Brain Damage is also so good. I know its normie, but I just love it.
@@perfectwhine742 Your right. Although I doubt you've listened to all those albums in full. But if it isn't your style it isn't your style. Simple as that.
Perhaps if the singles were included you might feel different. This a common thing in the vinyl days. Similar thought on Beatles releases. Piper is best. Saucer is great as well. They were moving away from singles by that point. Just a thought although. 💭✌️👌
I prefer that album too. There are some good songs. Let There Be More Light is a very beautiful song. Set Controls For Heart of Sun is really cool. Corperal Clegg is catchy as heck. Then there is Jugaband Blues, which gives me a big wooby feel. It is good for giving feels. Oh poor Syd.
Yes division bell is awesome and its way better than the final cut, and momentary lapse is better than final cut as well, this kid is annoying, just wanna punch him in the dome....
@@ahtepacholiztli All personal opinion of course. And choosing a favorite is like choosing a favorite child. But personally, this album hits close to home for me.
If you want to get high and drug yourself safely and healthy (without actual drugs) listen to The Dark Side Of The Moon with no pauses, entirely, lying in your bed, with the eyes closed, and imagine whatever related to what you are listening to. You're welcome!
I've been obsessing over Pink Floyd recently, having listened to them for fifty years, and started listening to your video with some trepidation, ready to end it if it didn't resonate. I gotta say a big well done for a really wonderful video. Well done. Wouldn't disagree with a word.
Completely agree with your ranking. I also agree about the albums where Roger hasn't contributed to, they feel like they lack something and that is the songwriting. The four together make otherworldly masterpieces, in my opinion.
It's your favorite. There's no 'best' when it comes to subjective, opinion-based stuff. I love Us and Them, Comfortably Numb, and Shine On You Crazy Diamond, but that's only my opinion. I'm sure we're all collectively glad Floyd existed as a band, though.
@@rikk319 it is painfully obvious that is an opinion. When somebody makes a passionate statement, just let them make it, no need to tell them it is only their opinion. Quite sure they are aware.
Some interesting views and pronunciations. It does suggest that you have listened to them all more than once. It’s taken me nearly 50 years...Well done!
Like your breakdown of Floyd very much. Makes me happy knowing younger guys listen and appreciate. I remember buying DSOTM an eighteen year old and my old man being disturbed because I loved them them,still do. Regards
@William Magee i get your point however when the only reason you dont like an album is because Rodger Waters isnt in it...then i have to ask are you a Pink Floyd fan or a Rodger Waters fan?
I'm such a hard core PF fan that I used to listen to "Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict" in my attic and think it was brilliant. I guess it's all a matter of perspective. I think Ummagumma was an important part of their journey into sound effects and pushing the envelope. So if you think of PF records in context, they all actually make sense.
Yes, I agree The Wall is the best. There's so much musical variety from beautiful acoustic pieces, to heavy songs, to spacy stuff, and then finishing off with that incredible orchestration for The Trial. There's so much to get out of it lyrically as well. For a band that usually puts me to sleep, this is incredibly good.
@@_chickenhead Every person will have a different take on music, but for me, there are a lot of tunes in PF's catalog that are real snooze fests, like that last album they did where every song feels like it's 20 minutes long, yet nothing happens.
The Trial is what made Pink Floyd click for me too. I played The Wall while riding my bike, not paying too much attention to the album, and for that reason I didn’t like it much at first. But The Trial distracted me, and made me pay attention to it. After that I liked the wall ALOT.
nasachusetts thank you! The Wall is an outstanding album overall but there’s so much useless filler. Roger was a great songwriter sometimes but The Final Cut is a good example of what happens when he’s given too much input.
This is the first video of yours I've seen and I could tell immediately that the main difference between us is that you're a more pop orientated listener than me. As much as The Wall got me into Floyd, I end up being drawn to the pre-Dark Side experimental era. The albums you ranked lower are just more exciting to me, however my friends and family who love Pink Floyd would agree with you and say the stuff I like just sounds like they were on lots and lots of acid.
A super refreshing take on the career of Pink Floyd. It is both candid and very articulate. I don't agree with everything but it doesn't matter. Great job!
@@mickeymurphy2487 always interesting how different music taste can be. I absolutely love Pink Floyd's sound and in my opinion the unreachable peak in music history
@LegoGuy87 In all honesty, most of my negative feelings about Radiohead come from Kid A. I'll probably piss off a lot of people when I say this, but I can not stand that album and everything about it sonically. To me, Kid A is 50 minutes of tedious, banal, and pretentious electronica that never actually goes anywhere. Measured as a rock album, it is absolute crap. If you like that kind of stuff, all the power to you, but it just isn't for me. If you weren't too infuriated by that rant, could you please recommend me the album of theirs that has the fewest things in common with Kid A?
Any Piper fans? It’s one of my all time favourite records and one of the finest most honest pieces of art ever created. Syd is the greatest artist to ever live.
If Roger Waters is listening, I think that since he has brought back *The Wall* he should take a look into bringing back *The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn* in memory of bandmate Syd Barrett.
I will never forget the first time I heard that album. My mom bought the cd for the car and put it in after shopping. I had not really “taken in” pink floyd before. But it was my first real introduction aside from hearing the basics on the radio. I was hooked ever since
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How to annoy pink floyd fans:
Play their album on shuffle mode
Me: plays wywh on shuffle
*starts off with soycd 1-5*
Me: fuck yea
Honestly it just has to start off with that song for me and im good
Btw im broke so kinda have to play on shuffle
@@imsmokey4331 lol nice
@@imsmokey4331 it's funny when soycd starts in part 6-9 and the next song is part 1-5
That’s how you annoy any album fans
“There are no bad albums really. Matter of fact, they are all great”
pnkflyd66 i see what you did there
i like this comment
Complete bullshit statement. Some Floyd sucks donkey balls. It's not a matter of opinion when you have nearly universal consensus. Thats how we define reality
@illumignostic music is subjective, there is no such thing as bad music
AMLOR is kinda bad imo
After saying Waters was his favorite member I knew what his no. 1 would be.
Waters was the genius behind Floyd. No doubt. See the credits on most albums.
@Steve Division Bell?
Roger fans choose Animals or The Wall
i gave u ur 69th like
@Steve Na dude i am 19
I am sorry for being immature
@Steve Why?
The endless river wasn't about money, it was intended as a tribute to Richard Wright, the same way Wish you were here is a tribute to Syd.
Yes, yes, definitely
Wish You Were Here is also about how the music industry could (or can) kill you
Jaged204 and how the music industry ruined Syds life
It may be, but it's not great. Could have been so much better by changing the track listing and using more of the fabulous organ playing that Rick did.
Hell, that's even worse than a cash grab. "Hey, remember those bits of rubbish that didn't made the cut for the Division Bell's pointless instrumentals? Let's honor Rick with that."
Nick: "Well, we could just play the songs Rick wanted Floyd to play live again." Dave "Comfortably Numb" Gilmour glares, silencing yet another Floyd upstart.
Years later, Nick "Hey, I can do it myself."
All Pink Floyd albums are equal, but some are more equal than others...
Kromvara Animal farm.
nice reference :3
Hehehe pigs
reference thooo
I love you
Correction: "Pink Floyd: Good to even better".
""Good""
The Endless River: *exists*
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Yeah, nah
Correction: Good to Good
Matthew Willard what’s wrong with you
Yep, Pink Floyd was good always
Exhibit A: Ummagumma
anyone else really love the Meddle album?
That album (or at least Echoes) made me tear up. Dead serious. It was so beautiful listening at night.
Meddle is my favorite Floyd album
@@sunsetdrivve same
my fav album from them
It's been growing on me a lot lately.
The fact that The Wall loops is so trippy, it could be saying that Pink falls back into his isolation and addiction or it represents other people building their own walls, it’s a really dark album and that’s why it’s amazing. To top it off, the transition from “Outside the Wall” to “In the Flesh” is genius because; 1. There’s a hidden piece of Roger talking and 2. At the start of “In the Flesh”, whatever the instrument is it becomes super quiet, tricking first time listeners to turn it up and then their eardrums are destroyed by the guitar. It’s amazing.
One of the instruments in the beginning of In The Flesh? is a clarinet, though there’s another that I believe is some sort of free-reed instrument like an accordion or melodica
baste rog btfos nerd ears
I feel like the album looping is like his son becomes the next rockstar or something. Feel free to correct me if I am wrong
Isn't this where...
@@wyattscheller8026 I interpreted it as another ‘pink’ being born. A cycle of war creating more fatherless, sheltered children falling into isolation and fascist ideas, leading to more division and potentially another war.
I didn’t realize how much I liked animals until you ranked it 4th and I got angry
Animals might be the best album ever created
Thing is their top 4 albums are just masterpieces of music in general and it's almost impossible to say which is better, so everyone has his favourite
I put animals above dark side of the moon to be frank but barely and it could go either based on ppls opinion
Gavin F. Animals is their album with the least filler to me. The only one that I never skip certain songs on in fact.
Andrew Carroll haha touché.
All their albums should be higher on your list.
@@M.J44 r/wooosh
@@M.J44 ok but no
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@@user-vn4fy5bz8m I'm just as confused as you
LOL!!!
I cry when I listen to shine on you crazy diamonds
Steve explain?
Such an amazing song
I cry when i hear the guitar solos
IMO parts 6-9 are pretty underrated compared to the other parts though
@@rydah7231 Same, the guitar solo in time hits real hard if you play it at the right moments
Best album ever made, but not the best Pink Floyd album, is a perfect way to describe “Dark side of the Moon”
That that Russel and Hilbert! But actually, good point. It sounds incredibly true, tho
For real! The Wall is a masterpiece. But Dark Side of the Moon is special
DSOTM is the perfect album, (or most perfected)
But definitly not the best album of all time.
I'd say Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2 is more recognized/overplayed than Wish You Were Here.
Yeah way more
It ruined their reputation
can agree, as a Pink Floyd fan the one song I ALWAYS HEAR on the radio is Another Brick Pt2, it's as if the stations forgot they have more then one song.
William Magee By the time animals was released, Pink Floyd achieved success and still remained very progressive, then with the wall they just took a piece from the story to release a single (a piece that is the easiest to take away from it all)
Definitely
echoes live at Pompeii is the best Floyd song ever.
Together with P*U*L*S*E
Celestial Voices from LAP is equally as good.
Cameron Manore I just love everything about it every second of the song it’s like riding a rollercoaster
Echoes is the sound of heaven
Unpopular opinion: the Pompeii version is really shit
I was 15 when The Wall was released, living in a boys’ home with other rejects. We were huge fans of DSOTM, WYWH and Animals. None of those albums prepared is for The Wall. We were spellbound. Each and every one of us felt the record in a very personal way. We had each built our walls and we understood all of it on an emotional level. At the same time, it was so liberating. A battle cry. One of my favorite memories is of the night a friend and I got caught driving in a snow storm and had to go really slow. We turned the radio off and sang The Wall from start to finish, improvising the instrumental parts by making weird noises. We knew every guitar solo. The thing is in our DNA. And it has aged well! Thank you for this list.
When Melon doesn’t come through with his biggest fan request, I’ll get my Pink Floyd review sources elsewhere.
This
Melon chickened out
A Momentary Lapse of Reason is what you get without Waters, The Final Cut is what you get with TOO much Waters.
The Final Cut should come with a packet of razor blades.
So, you should boil some of it
perfectly balanced, as all things should be
Difference is Momentary Laps of Reason is enjoyable to listen to. Final Cut is utter shit.
The difference being Momentary Lapse of Reason is a pile of shit, Final Cut is up there with Animals and Saucerful of Secrets as their best.
That said, One Slip and if it weren't for the mellow instrumental break Learning To Fly are great 80's pop rock songs.
As long as his discography is... you should do Bowie
cogito yeah hah
He has like 50 albums lol
Büyülü Çizgi it’s only 20 or so, it’s not too bad to get through to be honest
Spencer Strickland in total he has 55 albums and Id rate 45 of them 7+ and 10-15 of them a 9+/10
@@buyulucizgi3954 only 27 studio albums
12:13 people who pronounce Seamus as "Seem us" instead of "Shame us" are my enemy.
He also pronounced astronomy domine like dough mine
Probably thinks Seen Canary was James Bond in Dr. No.
This and the fact that Waters is his favorite made me disregard the whole ranking
In Australia, we pronounce it “Shame us”. Can you tell me how to actually pronounce it so I don’t make this mistake again?
@@Echoes_ that’s how you pronounce it. So you’re good. It’s an Irish name, and I am an Irish person so I can 100% guarantee it.
Damn nobody is putting Piper in their top 5, makes me feel all weirded out having is as my top one
It's up there
Same
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He was way to harsh on A Saucers Full of Secrets. The title track isn't the greatest but the rest of the songs are fire.
Grow some balls.
That picture of Syd Barret after he went insane makes me feel so uncomfortable. There’s just something about it that makes you feel empty and cold. It’s 1 in the morning and after seeing that I’m not sleeping for a bit
Stay hydrated.
Cowboy Advice
1- be rootin
2- be tootin
3- and by god be shooting
But most of all...
Be Kind...
When you lose your mind you lose everything else with it,Syds breakdown was alot more than just drug abuse!
Leamen Cone umm I’m watching it now it’s 1 am I haven’t gone to the part I’m scared
Leamen Cone I saw it scared the crap outta me
>Echoes at 5th
ok no
>"These top 5 albums are probably the best albums ever made"
ok yes
u mean meddle right?
Thought the same thing ahah
Echoes and One Of These Days were great but they were really the only great songs on the album, the rest were eh
It's more so that the other songs are alright, but One Of These Days and Echoes blow them out of the water(s). A Pillow of Winds and San Tropez are still alright.
@@honeycomblord9384 they were still eh
The Endless River is a beautiful homage to everything Pink Floyd was. You can hear almost every sound the band used over the years on it. It's also a beautiful tribute to Richard Wright. Very underrated album.
Exactly. It sounds like a ride through many of their atmospheres over time.
eh.
Considering that members of The Orb worked on Endless River, and The Orb made trance remixes of most of Pink Floyd's albums, they're worth listening to.
The division bell is criminally underrated, i know waters isnt in there but it is still underrated.
I completely agree, it might be my favourite pink Floyd album of all time
The only underrated album here is Animals 🗿
Yh, I agree, high hopes, lost for words, coming back to life, poles apart and take it back are all amazing. So underrated.
High Hopes' is a top 5 song of theirs
I’m 41 and started listening to Floyd at around 14 years old. The Wall was my favorite album through my teens. That switched to Animals in my 20’s-mid 30’s. Then for about 4 years it was Meddle (because of the Live Pompeii concert). Now it’s obscured by clouds. It’s interesting to me how my musical tastes have changed throughout my life but one common theme is that Pink Floyd will forever be my favorite band.
i'm 14 and pink floyd still lives on in the young i promise
Same. I just want to add that I started as a Waters-oriented Pink Floyd fan, and now I'm Gilmour-oriented. Actually I like Gilmour solo albums a lot too.
I'm 13, I recently started listening to this band. It's really good. My favorite song is probably... Time for DSOTM, Comfortably Numb for The Wall, and Echoes for whatever the hell that album was called.
Hunter Omega wanna be friends, i'm 14
the wall is my favourite album but high hopes is my favourite pink floyd song, high hopes tells the story of their careers and talk about diversity in society and a lot of controversial things, high hopes is a story in itself snd thats why i love it so much
I thought the endless river was Gilmours way of showing how much he misses his friend Rick. Its actually very sad.
@steven Brunton I don't think he's particularly worried about money given that he just sold all his guitars for charity.
@steven Brunton You're right. I saw a documentary on it today. Its a continuation of The Division Bell really, but not released at the time. I love that it has Wright's keyboard playing in it though and some moments in it are fantastic bits of music
steven Brunton uh, if it was for money it would of been more expensive than what it was, would of been labelled as limited edition, would of been labeled the last pink Floyd album, probably would of been made a solo album too but with slight alterations. That’s money making, putting together pieces of old songs and putting it out there isn’t really money making, especially when you can listen to the entire thing on Spotify.
@@Isdale , David is worth 175 million. Don't think he is concerned about money
How to get high without drugs: listen to Pink Floyd
But when you're high on drugs: listen to pink floyd
I listened to Meddle on weed, very strange but was a fucking trip.
@@carloslopes5322 literally the best artists for tripping.. probably their music was written while tripping lol.
Imagine listening to pink floyd while on drugs
@@alocalarsonist >trip
>weed
weed is barely even drugs
Eclipse was the PERFECT ending for the album
It´s strange how well Spongebob and Pink Floyd go together xD
Spongebob just goes well with everything
Nope, not strange at all
Paul blart 2 as well
What
zoidy boop dude. Have I found another person who listens so “till death do us blart”
So whoever reading this, if you HAVEN'T seen 'Echoes live at Pompeii' by pink Floyd, do yourself a favor and watch it all, it's an absolute masterpiece and very arguably the best song they made.
Ive seen it a couple of times since it appeared on RUclips. It used to be my favorite floyd song but ive kinda drifted away from that sound and nowadays my favorite album would be Division bell.
@@DonHaka Very interesting, ive listened to other bands these days but need to expand what I listen to with the Floyd.
It's great. Not the best song they ever made though, not even close.
@@Slycoomer56 What would you say is their best song? Personally.
Echoes has acts which I like
Alternative title:
Pink floyd: from good to best
Us & Them ... The single greatest song ever written/performed by anyone anywhere anytime. 🔮
Us and Them (1973) reminds King Crimson on Talk to the Wind (1969).
great opinion
Man it’s hard to say which is the best from that album they are all so great with leading one song right into another
Yep. Just like a couple dozen of other Floyd songs, lol
Time better
My personal favourite pink floyd song must be "Time" or "Learning to Fly" or "Welcome to the machine" or "Fearless" or... you get the point
Ikr you just can't decide only one
Oh man welcome to the machine is such a good song, personally I can't choose between that one, breath, shine on you crazy diamond, man there's way to many tbh but those 3 have to be in the top
Tommy Rosendahl fearless, great song
I remember listening to Time for the first time while star watching with my girlfriend on top of a hill on her porch. Pink Floyd is just pure ear candy
Was listening to Time during my first high ever. The guitar solo always brings me back.
Bro I can’t believe you’d leave out the best album “Nostalgia Critic's The Wall.” I guess it was too EPIC for a list like this, or it was number 0.
I see youre a jar fan
@@thegreekestgid4705 A lot of other people also covered this masterpiece.
Number 0 it is
@@plebisMaximus shitsterpeice
@@plebisMaximus nah its also cos he said EPIC, but yh ur right
"Do you like my pig? He's not a very good pig, but he is, a big, pig."
- Roger Waters (1981)
Drinking game: take a shot every time Billy says the word 'production'
Or “awesome”
Cowboy Advice
1- be rootin
2- be tootin
3- and by god be shooting
But most of all...
Be Kind...
I'd die.
I'd probably be wasted just like Syd Barrett.
I died of achohal poisoning
This is an impossible list to make.
Facts
Ummagumma and The Final Cut are pretty awful. Ones a cacophony of individual member songs and the other sounds like the b sides of the wall
@@dereklewis4321 I'll always defend Ummagumma. It had the potential to be a 10/10 masterpiece. Sysyphus has some amazing parts, Grantchester Meadows is gorgeous, Several Species is very interesting, Narrow Way part 2 is really good and Grand Vizier has interesting ideas. Not to mention the live album, which is mindblowing.
@@dereklewis4321 my favourite floyd album is by far the final cut
@@dereklewis4321 I agree with this fully
For me, the best album is Wish you where here. Shine on you crazy Diamond just gives me a reason to live.
Well said!
SOYCD and Time will never be topped for me
SOYCD is about syd barrett, the original leader of PF, if you like it you should listen to the man it was about
I first listened to Meddle when I was searching for One of These Days by Neil Young and accidentally played the first track. And now I love Pink Floyd. Thanks RUclips.
I discovered it from a manga/anime called jojos bizarre adventure and i was listening to it and saw the pompeii version and im really into history so i was like this is interesting hearing that started a very deep love for there music
Grew up in a house where pink floyd is the best band and thats it. Cant disagree.
the wall movie is so fucking great
Thorne I love both albums but you can’t compare The Wall and The Lamb, they’re totally different
Lamb outmatches...what? I respect your right to have an opinion but this is an outlandish, preposterous, scandalous, borderline criminal statement! ;)
M i n e w a s B E A T L E S
@Thorne bruh early 70's queen too
The Wall is brilliant. I understand why it's not everyone's favorite, it has a "drier" sound than other albums, but there's some truly underrated gems, like Goodbye Blue Sky, Young Lust, Nobody's Home and both In the Flesh's, in addition to the usual great songs.
Um, Comfortably Numb! Best song and guitar solo ever recorded. Don't forget that one.
Don't forget Don't leave me now
My favorite kind of group of songs from that is In the Flesh through The Trial, so good man
It's not everyone's favorite because there are two albums of theirs that are better than it lmfao
Every song on the wall is melodic as fuck
My top5 list:
1-The Wall
2-Wish You Were Here
3-Dark Side of the Moon
4-Animals
5-Division Bell
The only ones that matter
: /
Cringe mine is
1.Meddle
2.Wall
3.WYWH
4.Animals
5. DSOTM
1-Animals
2-DSOTM
3-the wall
4-Wish you where here
5-Meddle
1. Dark Side Of The Moon
2. Wish You Were Here
3, The Wall
4. Atom Heart Mother
5. Meddle
Momentary Lapse of Reason is a solid album. I love most of the album: Learning to Fly, Dogs of War, On The Turning Away, Sorrow, One Slip are all incredible songs. I would have it in the top 5 or 6 Pink Floyd albums.
Absolutely agree its their most underrated album
Ikr, and gated reverb is amazing... Just because something is used a lot doesn't make it bad... gatedreverbkeeper much
Despite an army of hired guns to write the lyrics, Roger's absence is painfully apparent. No concept, no poetry, no depth. What I don't understand is Gilmour's solo LP, About Face, presumably written by him, had some good songs w- good lyrics.
I agree with the dated production stuff, so 80s... but damn, the solo on "on the turning away" is sooooo good, i can easely forgive.
@@Inoxx31 the live version from delicate sound is my favorite solo of all time (I think) lol
"What's your favourite Pink Floyd album?"
Me: yes
Me: The wall! No no no, Animals! No no no no ehh Dark side of the moon! FUCK!... Wish you were here!?
Best answer possible.
@@98Dreadboy what about meddl....oh as well as ato....
Lmao me too. When I got into Pink Floyd I was like uhhhh ANIMALs uhhhh THE WALL UHHHH PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN
I'm The Wall and Wish You Were Here
I will never not think “High Hopes” is one of the greatest songs ever
I stand with you
with you there brother.
it's trash
@@Slycoomer56 EXCUSE ME ITS VERY GOOD
@@user-lg7cb6sr5z TRIGGERED
-RUN TO THE BEDROOM IN THE SUITCASE ON THE LEFT YOU’LL FIND MY FAVOURITE AXE-
Great list, young man. The Wall was my introduction to Floyd when it was new when I was 11, been a fan ever since. Great to see a young guy like you appreciate the classics.
I’m 12 years old and Pink Floyd is my favorite band
yeah, ummagumma requires shitload of acid. a shitload.
One of the first Pink Floyd songs I heard was Several Species from this album. Instantly knew I needed to hear more.
What this kid doesn't get is that Furry Critters was not even a song. Yet he calls it just that. He doesn't get it.
What are we talking?
At least 300 ug. Speaking from experience
However, Ummagumma gave us Grantchester Meadows, which is pure art.
Of course he's a waters person
Your profile pic tops it
69 likes
@@davisfamilykids oh yeah
This was my reaction as well. I mean, that's okay, but Final Cut at 9? Yikes
The Division Bell is a Master piece, especially Marooned and Coming Back to life , listen that shit on acid
In the album The Dark Side Of The Moon, the album starts with a melow heart bit and in the end of the album, ends with that heart bit fading away, reminding the listener how he was feeling before he started listening to the album and how he is feeling now. Absolutely the best Pink Floyd album ever created, one of my favourite albums out there.
One day I decided to make my personal ranking of PinkFloyd songs, so I first listened to Confortably Numb which I immediately put in first place, then I listened to Wish you were here and I put it instead of ConfortablyNumb at first place, then I listened to ShineOnYouCrazyDiamond so I decided to put HIM in first place... It lasted for hours and in the end I listened to ConfortablyNumb again... and I I put it back in the first place.
This is an impossible task for me.
Pink floyd: *releases Dark side* Well, what shall we do now that we have one of the best álbums ever Made?
*releases wish You where here* wow, now WTF we Will do after make two of the best álbums ever Made?! *Releases Animals* holy shait what we gonna do after three fucking Best albums ever Made?
*Releases the wall* AND NOW THEY ARE 4 OMG
*Releases the final cut* awww fuck
Adke 369 technically the final cut is not a pink floyd album. Its Roger Waters’ solo album performed by pink floyd.
@@albertbang5223 hu?
The final cut's really good though
I agree
@@kavajarrace eh, I'd say it's where they declined vastly
Ok, but who's Pink?
dont ask who is pink, ask "which one's pink"
Syd. Definitely Syd.
@@Joe.Bro90 syd's cat name is pink
He’s the banjo player’s uncle.
They always ask who's pink but not how's pink
If you havent read "Animal Farm" then please do so. It is a great book
I be reading it rn
1. The Wall (1979)
2. Animals (1977)
3. Wish You Here (1975)
4. The Dark Side of The Moon (1973)
5. The Division Bell (1994)
6. The Final Cut (1983)
7. Meddle (1971)
8. A Momentary Lapse of Reason (1987)
9. Atom Heart Mother (1970)
10. Obscured By Clouds (1972)
11. More (1969)
12. The Endless River (2014)
13. A Saucerful of Secrets (1968)
14. Ummagumma (1969)
15. The Piper at The Gates of Dawn (1967)
You must be the lunatic on the grass
This is a cursed ranking...
Hands down all time favorite song is “Dogs” it’s long as hell and I probably annoy people when I show them it but just it tells a great story and I relate to the lyrics a lot too growing up
I agree with you, one of the best songs they have ever made ^^
patrician taste
My personal favorite is a tie between Comfortably Numb and Money
From The Wall and DSOTM to show I'm not dumb
The Kid Music Critic not being critical, but those sound like some very basic choices.
Just want to point out that the whole point of the release of The Endless River was to pay homage to Richard Wright and use previously recorded keyboard tracks they had of Richard. They werent trying to make a hit record; they were just paying their respects in a way. Just wanted to point that out because u seemed to miss the purpose of the album and saying that david was just wanting to exploit the name for money was a bit offensive when he was actually just trying to show the world some great ambient keyboard recordings Richard had made. Other than that great video man
Well said, man!!
"One album that I'm gonna exclude on this list is the More album, because it's technically a film soundtrack and it's not technically a studio album."
*includes Obscured by Clouds, a film soundtrack*
*includes "The Wall",a film soundtrack*
@@vitogrozdanov6833 more like a soundtrack film
There is an album that was intended to release in between Darkside of the Moon and Wish You Were Here called Household Objects and it was scrapped but does have an official album cover. The album consists of them using household objects as instruments like pots and pans and rubber bands for strings, and wine glasses. It's hard to find the complete list of songs but alot of them are ideas that ended up on wish you were here. The song Wine Glasses ended up being Shine on you crazy diamond. There's a song called The Hard Way that you can find here on RUclips. It's interesting.
"Sitting by the beach with a margarita" is the best way to describe san tropez
music teacher:do you want to sing your favorite song
me: ooooooAaaaaaaaaooaaoaoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Il presidente di marte Great Gig in the Sky
Child in Time or Great Gig in the Sky?
Careful With That Axe, Eugene?
Il presidente di marte best part of the song right there, right after the drum part
Well, If you can hit these notes, then your music teacher will love you
Fun fact: they recorded the sonar sounds on Echoes with a piano/keyboard. They used a special type of amp for piano/keyboard then just played a specific note and it came out that way.
Overall I like Dark Side of the Moon, Meddle, Piper at the Gates of Dawn and Wish You Were Here the best in that order, and think there is a lot of great music on these albums and it has the best balance between the interweaving key boards, drum rolls and guitar with a surprising use of bluesy, jazz and even some funky elements with fairy tale psychedelic folk and penetrating philosophic treatise feel especially in Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were and Meddle. During these releases, the lyrics and feel of the music had more of a balance between light and dark moods and the lyrics were more original, poetic and representative of the ebb and flow of life with the heart beats, and the duality between eliciting a sense of meditative runner's high contrasted with a sense of escaping from great travails or merely running to catch up with moments that can never be retrieved as in the stunning TIme, which is why I think Dark Side of the Moon is overall their best album in seamless integration of innovation and peerless production of sound. I also enjoy Remember a Day,, See Emily Play, See Saw, Julia Dream, Paint Box and Summer 68 which I think would have been great as an extended more prog like piece since it has a mysterious and dour flower power feel with elements of love lost mixing psychedelia with the dramatic realism of the horns. It is an invocation of a frozen moment long ago in the perpetual sea of passing time with cool trippy harmonies. After Wish You Were Here, they began to descend into more morose music making with the Wall and Animals as well. I will admit it is powerfully pessimistic; since I lot of music is impressive but the downer feel makes it less appealing to me and it doesn't seem as innovative. From the Wall, I still think Comfortably Numb and Young Lust are fantastic songs that don't dig too deep a ditch of depression in my mind.
On the wall you can hear in the end of the song "outside the wall"(the last song of the album) someone saying "isn't this where" and in the song "in the flesh?"(first song of the album) you can hear right in the beginning "we came in?" So it makes a whole sentence "isn't this where we came in?" Which makes it a perfect loop
I found that out two days ago and I texted my friend cos I thought it was such a mindfuck
I’ve been trying to figure out what he was saying for the past three days lmao. I love the wall, but there’s just so much to unpack that when you listen to it you notice something new every time.
Correction. "isn't this where we first came in?" It took me years of listening, over and over again, to work this out. And then I read it in a magazine, six weeks later.
How old are you? I’ve been listening to Pink Floyd for 50 year. I may not agree with your ranking, but I’m very impressed with your devotion and your knowledge. The are one of a kind!. Track by track. Bravo to you.
I’m in between your and his generation. And seeing someone that young so heavily into Pink Floyd is a true testament to how timeless those guys are.
@@jpmnky i am 15 and i seriously love pink floyd. My dad gave mw his old cds and i just fell in love
Just turned 20 last week. Pink Floyd is in my top 10 greatest bands of all time. Also, greatest Pink Floyd song is Time IMO.
@@tejabencic2892 my pink floyd obsession started with me finding The Wall cd in my dad's old collection
I'm 28 and mine started by hearing the wall and dark side on mom and dads record player and them telling me about them going to see the wall live, when cd's became a thing they got echoes, the division bell and wish you were here and i listened to all of those too. my favourite song might be wish you were here because i love the line "did you exchange a walk on part in a war for a lead role in a cage" but i love high hopes too. i saw an older guy at work recently with a floyd shirt i'd never seen before and complemented him on it he asked me for my favourite floyd line and i quoted the one above, i guess he was checking to see if i would quote one of the more mainstream songs like another brick in the wall or money or something. he nodded at my suggestion of best line and told me i had good taste :D
Wish You Were Here is definitely my favorite. I like how concise and intentional the whole project is.
wish you were here, time, what do you want from me, one slip, paintbox, and brain damage are some of my favorite songs, and there’s so many others that i enjoy tbh. props to you for going through the time to make a ranking for each album, must have taken you a while.
Dark side of the moon will always be my favorite just because of the time in my life I discovered it. Time literally made me cry when I listened to it, and Brain Damage is also so good. I know its normie, but I just love it.
Life gets a lot better once you stop apologizing for or feeling guilty for liking popular “normie” things. They’re popular for a reason
@@meowpower08 Someone had to say it
Normie???? It's art son, stop saying sorry
It's one of the best albums ever made, only time Pink Floyd came to perfection in my opinion. Other albums are great too tho.
Do Nicki Minaj: Suicidal to worst
I think you mean Cardi B but you make a great point
@@davisfamilykids Same thing
Actually The Pinkprint is a decent album overall. Even Pink Friday is okay. Queen is forgettable though and Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded is a big no.
@@kevinvannorel936 Well I'm going to have to strongly disagree with you and say that all those albums are the auditory equivalent of colon cancer
@@perfectwhine742 Your right. Although I doubt you've listened to all those albums in full. But if it isn't your style it isn't your style. Simple as that.
Decent list... I appreciated your comments on each album, good insight. The video inserts were entertaining also.
I know I'm in the minority but I love A Saucerful of Secrets more than Piper at The Gates of Dawn
yes!! it feels super trippy and soothing, its def underrated. see saw and set the controls are some lf their best songs
Nick Mason would agree, and so would I!
Same
Perhaps if the singles were included you might feel different. This a common thing
in the vinyl days. Similar thought on Beatles releases.
Piper is best. Saucer is great
as well. They were moving away from singles by that point.
Just a thought although.
💭✌️👌
I prefer that album too. There are some good songs. Let There Be More Light is a very beautiful song. Set Controls For Heart of Sun is really cool. Corperal Clegg is catchy as heck. Then there is Jugaband Blues, which gives me a big wooby feel. It is good for giving feels. Oh poor Syd.
Dude.... division bell is awesome
This reminds me of my high school history class. A lot of useless information about stuff that happened years ago.
Eh....
HomeBigSharks HBS its a good album not a good PINK FLOYD album
Yes division bell is awesome and its way better than the final cut, and momentary lapse is better than final cut as well, this kid is annoying, just wanna punch him in the dome....
@@majahcorcoran782 are you 12?
the saddest thing is that he never mentioned the drummer nick mason
only person on every record of pink floyd.
Air drumming Time is mandatory.
@@drpeterthompson5894 that's actually pretty crazy now that I think about it
have a listen... "RAW THIS IS!" ruclips.net/video/xab5jb8l3kg/видео.html
@@drpeterthompson5894 damnit you beat me to it
The Drop at “silence in the studio” in atom heart mother, is one of my favorite resolutions in music ever.
The Wall is the heaviest, most emotional album I've ever listened to, and probably the best album ever produced.
Like is not even the best PF Album
@@ahtepacholiztli All personal opinion of course. And choosing a favorite is like choosing a favorite child. But personally, this album hits close to home for me.
@William Magee Yeah haha, should've clarified. Emotionally heavy
The Division Bell so low hurts my soul.
When it popped out, I was like,"Heh?!"
Same, it’s one of my top 3 easily
TheWHEATISH weet oh my goooood same
Me too that it kinda discredits his opinions of the other albums from then on. Top 5 Floyd album for me easily.
FACT!
Endless River: *is a tribute to the death of Richard Wright, as a whole album based around his keyboard work*
Billy: *it's also lacking roger waters*
@William Magee r/woosh?
Because it's the leftover of the division bell? The same as how the final cut is lack of wright?
If you want to get high and drug yourself safely and healthy (without actual drugs) listen to The Dark Side Of The Moon with no pauses, entirely, lying in your bed, with the eyes closed, and imagine whatever related to what you are listening to. You're welcome!
Seamus - is pronounced like "shame us" Meddle is a great album.
Piper at the gates of Dawn = MASTERPIECE
Certainly
Flaming and let there be more light are good songs
@@denizcansevercevirileri One of those songs is on Saucerful
@@hankhardigan1104 okay thanks my brain confused
4 S C E N D E D yes.
How DARE you not give a warning about Fat Syd!!
CRYING 😂😭
Very underrated comment
I've been obsessing over Pink Floyd recently, having listened to them for fifty years, and started listening to your video with some trepidation, ready to end it if it didn't resonate.
I gotta say a big well done for a really wonderful video. Well done. Wouldn't disagree with a word.
Completely agree with your ranking. I also agree about the albums where Roger hasn't contributed to, they feel like they lack something and that is the songwriting. The four together make otherworldly masterpieces, in my opinion.
Atom heart mother is a masterpiece.
For real, even for a 25 minute song
Amen
preach
Thank you
I love you
"Dogs" is the best Flyod song ever!!
Echoes, Dogs and atom heart mother suite their best composition, I think.
It's your favorite. There's no 'best' when it comes to subjective, opinion-based stuff. I love Us and Them, Comfortably Numb, and Shine On You Crazy Diamond, but that's only my opinion. I'm sure we're all collectively glad Floyd existed as a band, though.
@@rikk319 ok
Astronomy domine!
@@rikk319 it is painfully obvious that is an opinion. When somebody makes a passionate statement, just let them make it, no need to tell them it is only their opinion. Quite sure they are aware.
Some interesting views and pronunciations. It does suggest that you have listened to them all more than once. It’s taken me nearly 50 years...Well done!
Like your breakdown of Floyd very much. Makes me happy knowing younger guys listen and appreciate. I remember buying DSOTM an eighteen year old and my old man being disturbed because I loved them them,still do.
Regards
Okay, but no one is talking about atom heart mother? Its a masterpiece and it's so underrated
I agree. He also left out an album... More, from 1969. It included the Nile Song, which is probably their heaviest song to date.
I hated AHM when I first heard it. It’s really growing on me the more I listen to it though.
I absolutely love AHM.
AHM was treated badly by the band and the critics it hurts. :(
Nothing against AHM but I never vibed with it but fat old sun is a great song
This guy definitely uses the "Heil Roger" flair on r/pinkfloydcirclejerk
Totally laughable how he buys into the Roger Water's narrative.
lmao
"This album is last place because it didn't have Roger in it, therefore my opinion is more valid than yours"
@William Magee i get your point however when the only reason you dont like an album is because Rodger Waters isnt in it...then i have to ask are you a Pink Floyd fan or a Rodger Waters fan?
@William Magee The kid is free to have his own opinion as are you...however im am free to have mine as well...
I'm such a hard core PF fan that I used to listen to "Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict" in my attic and think it was brilliant. I guess it's all a matter of perspective. I think Ummagumma was an important part of their journey into sound effects and pushing the envelope. So if you think of PF records in context, they all actually make sense.
feel like obscured by clouds doesn't get the recognition it deserves too
Obscured By Clouds was the album that the Pink Floyd sound took root to enable DSOTM
Yes, I agree The Wall is the best. There's so much musical variety from beautiful acoustic pieces, to heavy songs, to spacy stuff, and then finishing off with that incredible orchestration for The Trial. There's so much to get out of it lyrically as well. For a band that usually puts me to sleep, this is incredibly good.
Yes! I finally found someone who likes The Trial too!
@@jflauto3917 ONE OF US! ONE OF US!
The Trial is seriously the most slept on Pink Floyd song ever.
@@_chickenhead Every person will have a different take on music, but for me, there are a lot of tunes in PF's catalog that are real snooze fests, like that last album they did where every song feels like it's 20 minutes long, yet nothing happens.
The Trial is what made Pink Floyd click for me too.
I played The Wall while riding my bike, not paying too much attention to the album, and for that reason I didn’t like it much at first.
But The Trial distracted me, and made me pay attention to it. After that I liked the wall ALOT.
Wow! Me too!
This is precisely what I felt when listening to it at first.
Yeah the trial is vurry good
i got your joke
Dude, same. I remember specifically I was riding with my mom in Washington DC listening to it.
Fearless from the album Meddle is probably my all time favorite Pink Floyd song.
Its way to much 70s rock for me. I like the songs on meddle but The wall, tdb and dsotm are much better sonically for me.
nasachusetts thank you! The Wall is an outstanding album overall but there’s so much useless filler. Roger was a great songwriter sometimes but The Final Cut is a good example of what happens when he’s given too much input.
Fearless has probably my favourite guitar riff of all time. It sounded warm and familiar from the first listen
Jake I love how it ends with a crowd singing FC Liverpool’s chant, “You’ll never walk alone.”
The whole meddle album is crazy on acid you've gotta try it.
This is the first video of yours I've seen and I could tell immediately that the main difference between us is that you're a more pop orientated listener than me. As much as The Wall got me into Floyd, I end up being drawn to the pre-Dark Side experimental era. The albums you ranked lower are just more exciting to me, however my friends and family who love Pink Floyd would agree with you and say the stuff I like just sounds like they were on lots and lots of acid.
A super refreshing take on the career of Pink Floyd. It is both candid and very articulate. I don't agree with everything but it doesn't matter. Great job!
can i listen to you talk about the wall forever
I hate Pink Floyd but I still love the wall
Mickey Murphy why do you hate Pink Floyd?
scrappersmack I don’t like their sound and I feel that their lyrics don’t connect with me. That being said, I still love the wall
Mickey Murphy that’s respectable. I also love the Wall.
@@mickeymurphy2487 always interesting how different music taste can be. I absolutely love Pink Floyd's sound and in my opinion the unreachable peak in music history
yo i’d love to see a radiohead: worst to best!
They have good albums?
@@knightwing5169 fight me bro. Not even kidding
Knight Wing Yes, they do
@LegoGuy87 In all honesty, most of my negative feelings about Radiohead come from Kid A. I'll probably piss off a lot of people when I say this, but I can not stand that album and everything about it sonically. To me, Kid A is 50 minutes of tedious, banal, and pretentious electronica that never actually goes anywhere. Measured as a rock album, it is absolute crap. If you like that kind of stuff, all the power to you, but it just isn't for me.
If you weren't too infuriated by that rant, could you please recommend me the album of theirs that has the fewest things in common with Kid A?
calebxw Well... he just released it.
you got a new subscriber, straight to the point yet intruiging. keep it up man
Nailed it. I noticed the recurring motif in the wall too. The album of the year of my birth. Good video bud. Subbed
Any Piper fans? It’s one of my all time favourite records and one of the finest most honest pieces of art ever created. Syd is the greatest artist to ever live.
If Roger Waters is listening, I think that since he has brought back *The Wall* he should take a look into bringing back *The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn* in memory of bandmate Syd Barrett.
It's hard to explain, but Flaming is one of my favourite songs, maybe ever
@@lukaskindtgosh NO ONE ever mentions that song. It's short and sweet and it's really nice. Love it
yeah!!
I will never forget the first time I heard that album. My mom bought the cd for the car and put it in after shopping.
I had not really “taken in” pink floyd before. But it was my first real introduction aside from hearing the basics on the radio.
I was hooked ever since