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Poll Question: Which of these two Pink Floyd albums is the best?
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The Final Cut by far.
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Anthony Anthony wrote:

They're both crap, but at least "The Wall" has got "Comfortably numb".

But not as "crap" as Mostly Autumn

I can't believe that somebody considers the wall "crap". I don't see the relation with Mostly Autumn, but if both The Wall and things like "The gap is too wide" are crap it means at least that you don't like electric guitars and Gilmour's style. So why voting in a poll about Pink Floyd?
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Let's see...a sprawling, highly influential, almost flawlessly executed concept album, or an album comprised of tracks left off the sprawling, highly influential, almost flawlessly executed concept album?

The Wall.  Although I think both are just rank with Waters' bloated ego.
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Originally posted by octopus-4 octopus-4 wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Anthony Anthony wrote:

They're both crap, but at least "The Wall" has got "Comfortably numb".

But not as "crap" as Mostly Autumn

I can't believe that somebody considers the wall "crap". I don't see the relation with Mostly Autumn, but if both The Wall and things like "The gap is too wide" are crap it means at least that you don't like electric guitars and Gilmour's style. So why voting in a poll about Pink Floyd?

He had a Mostly Autumn lyric in his sig.
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Originally posted by octopus-4 octopus-4 wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Anthony Anthony wrote:

They're both crap, but at least "The Wall" has got "Comfortably numb".

But not as "crap" as Mostly Autumn

I can't believe that somebody considers the wall "crap". I don't see the relation with Mostly Autumn, but if both The Wall and things like "The gap is too wide" are crap it means at least that you don't like electric guitars and Gilmour's style. So why voting in a poll about Pink Floyd?
I very much enjoy electric guitars and don't like The Wall, for the most part. LOVE the movie, though.
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I cannot tolerate The Wall.  Gotta be The Final Cut.
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Originally posted by James McProgger James McProgger wrote:

can we skip this one? we already know the winner.

also, can we skip the following ones? and go back with early floyd? :D
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

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The Final Cut is in my top 3 Pink Floyd albums and I rarely listen to The Wall.

It's a great album and is more digestible than The Wall, but The Wall has such a wider sound pallette.
 
 
Dog...maybe if you add some salt and pepper on The Final Cut it will appeal to your pallette better?
 
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Originally posted by Gandalff Gandalff wrote:

Originally posted by James McProgger James McProgger wrote:

can we skip this one? we already know the winner.

also, can we skip the following ones? and go back with early floyd? :D
Do you think something like Arnold Layne? Why did you leave your nickname in fact?

I have no idea what are you talking about sir, have we met before? LOL
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Originally posted by Catcher10 Catcher10 wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

The Final Cut is in my top 3 Pink Floyd albums and I rarely listen to The Wall.

It's a great album and is more digestible than The Wall, but The Wall has such a wider sound pallette.
 
 
Dog...maybe if you add some salt and pepper on The Final Cut it will appeal to your pallette better?
 
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maybe we can add it some candy and a currant bun too
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^hell no, it would sound like the awful wall..
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There are some really good songs on The Final Cut, but The Wall is a better album as a whole, and it's got Comfortably Numb (and some other really good songs too).
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Points: 21795 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 29 2010 at 21:53
Actually, I like these equally as I do most Floyd albums.
 
I love pretty much anything Floyd except for MLoR.
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Points: 12732 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 29 2010 at 22:38
^ I find MLoR having some really good songs, but in that stile, I much prefer The Division Bell.
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Anthony Anthony wrote:

They're both crap, but at least "The Wall" has got "Comfortably numb".

But not as "crap" as Mostly Autumn

That band doesn't exist anymore... it's become an eufemism for "Josh & co. Limited" And yes, "The Wall" is nothing more than crappy self-pity.


Edited by Anthony - October 30 2010 at 05:09
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Motly Autumn died after Angela Goldthorpe left (2 albums ago), however I think you should pay more attention to the Wall's concept and lyrics. Not just self-pity.
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Points: 774 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 30 2010 at 13:43
I'll just quote the only true genius of Pink Floyd, namely David Gilmour: "It appears now to be a catalogue of people Roger blames for his own failings in life, a list of "you f***ed me up this way, you f***ed me up that way""



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TFC is a solid 5 star album to me, The Wall a 3,5 star album. 

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The Wall 100%!!!

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The Wall, but only because I haven't heard The Final Cut. Tongue

BTW, Gilmour's description of The Wall seems quite apt. If it hadn't contained some good songs like "In The Flesh?" "The Thin Ice", "The Happiest Days of Our Lives/Another Brick In The Wall Pt. 2", "Mother", "Empty Spaces/Young Lust", "Hey You", "Nobody Home", "Comfortably Numb",  and "Run Like Hell", I'd probably would've dismissed it as a poor album. As it is, it's not the masterpiece Waters claims it is, but it's nothing to sneeze at either.
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