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Poll Question: Which of these is the best?
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8 [6.06%]
13 [9.85%]
2 [1.52%]
24 [18.18%]
29 [21.97%]
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6 [4.55%]
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WYWH, followed by Animals, DSotM, The Division Bell and the Final Cut.
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Meddle followed by Atom Heart Mother.
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This one is more difficult.

I'll say Meddle over Dark Side.
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Originally posted by Metalmarsh89 Metalmarsh89 wrote:

Wish You Were Here. Possibly my favorite of all time. 



Exactly my thought... though Animals is very close too.
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Originally posted by akamaisondufromage akamaisondufromage wrote:

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Why is that unpopular Cheesy? 
Or wait a minute, I may know the answer to that...... everything commercially viable does seem to get flack on this board.....


That's about the sum of it. Possibly something to do with a chart bound single and to top that kids singing on it! I don't really mind though.

One thing I remember distinctly was that when it came out a very surprised (with himself) John Peel played it on his program. Took me by surprise too.


The Wall is far from my favourite one (though it's far from my least favourite too). As a matter of fact, I would give it a Masterpiece status too. And I do enjoy Another Brick in the Wall 2. However, they had much better masterpieces, and the sound from their previous 3 albums was something really special, with longer songs, more melody... more music and less words. I believe they had a better ballance between music and concept than The Wall.
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I'll be the first to give Saucerful the nod since I've been playing it quite a lot lately. The suffocating yet spacey production gives the whole thing this weird and haunting vibe...a lot different than your typical late 60s psychedelia. Even Corporal Clegg's wacky kazoos get offset near the end by violent war chaos, and Jugband Blues is one of Syd's most potent moments, with the goofiness matched by an underlying creepiness as the horns start blathering away followed by that sad, brilliant ending. I kind of like the live version of the title track more on Ummagumma more due to the more 'soulful' vocals during the last section, but other than that SFoS is a complete winner to me.
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Why is that unpopular Cheesy? 


Or wait a minute, I may know the answer to that...... everything commercially viable does seem to get flack on this board.....

I think it's just because it's boring and..




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Atom Heart Mother.


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All of them, but Meddle has everything: The long suite with psychedelic moments, the rock of One of These Days, some catchy songs, the humour of Seamus and the original idea of mixing You'll never walk alone with Fearless.
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Originally posted by The Bearded Bard The Bearded Bard wrote:

Wish You Were Here, closely followed by Animals.
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Depends on my mood really. Suffice to say that I love everything up to, and including, The Wall - with Ummagumma, Atom Heart Mother and Animals being equally orgasmic. 
Today though, and all of last month, I'd say More. I think I rated it 4 stars back when i first began to write reviews, but that doesn't mean anything to me really. I love that album, even if I think AHM is a 'better' album......yeah I'm confusing myself a bit here, but 'best' is such a ludicrous connotation applied to music. <span style="line-height: 1.2;">So I vote for my fave - and for a long time it's been More.</span>

Mine too, my friend, such a shimmering hazy rough diamond.

I've still got a mad tie-dye'd `More' t-shirt, but sadly it hasn't fit in years, I had it when I was a teenager.
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Few days ago I have given a spin to Final Cut and to AMLOR and I still love them, too.
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You know, Luca, it occured to me looking over this list that there's not a single Floyd album I dislike, even if there's only a few that I still return to pretty often these days.

Twenty years ago, that band was so important to my friends and I, and I remember them fondly from that period of my life.
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same feelings here.
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