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Poll Question: Which period of Pink Floyd gives you the most pleasure?
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7 [7.29%]
34 [35.42%]
53 [55.21%]
1 [1.04%]
1 [1.04%]
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Absolutly! Technically, they are at their best, especially Gilmour and Mason.
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Originally posted by oliverstoned oliverstoned wrote:

On another hand, the technical apogee is 1972, IMO, with
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I think that film is Floyd's ultimate statement to prog.
 
 
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I like the final cut, so it's not completely unlikely that he does as well :)
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Originally posted by Grobsch Grobsch wrote:

Pink Floyd is the ONLY one band which never released a bad album...


Do you like "The Final Cut"? Smile
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Impossible to vote.. Pink Floyd is the ONLY one band which never released a bad album... My favorite is 'The Wall'... but 'Atom Heart Mother', 'Meddle', 'Wish you were Here', 'Animals'... mannnn... hard to vote... my choice is:

1967 - 2006

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Well said! Bootleg live albums from this era are the most space/psychedelic.
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69-72 Thumbs Up
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The band's best stuff came out of the Refined Progressive period.
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I discover nothing new Wink - 73-76. 
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The japanese band "Far out" (1973)(early incarnation of "Far east family band") features some guitar solos very reminescent of DSOTM/Time.


    

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Refined.
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Refined Progressive (73 - 76)

I love all their stuff from Meddle to The Wall equally.

Ultimately bored by endless ecstasy!
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On another hand, the technical apogee is 1972, IMO, with
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Can't choose between 69/72 and 73/76
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My real favorite period would be 67-71.
Over land and under ashes
In the sunlight, see - it flashes
Find a fly and eat his eye
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Don't believe in me
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My fav period: 1968/1970. The most psychedelic.
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My reasoning behind placing Animals in that period was that Roger Waters influence was all over it and, therefore, falls in with The Wall period. It is diffuicult to categorise (as we all know only too well) - I had to place the albums where I felt they best fitted, even if people disagreed. The same could be rationalised with Saucerful - Syd's writing credits minimal but still with huge influence on the sound. As I said, please indulge me - I just wanted to know where people's allegiances were.
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not sure whether Refined Progressive is a fitting title, though  - and Animals should really belong to that period rather than the Waters period.
 
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between that refined and the spacey/early period, the choice is tough.
let's just stay above the moral melee
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keep our sand-castle virtues
content to be a doer
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prefer lifting our pen
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I voted for Spacey/Early prgressive period 1969-72
"I'm on a roll, I'm on a roll this time, I feel my luck could change.. "
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Voted 69-72, but regretting it already. Should have gone for 67-68.
Over land and under ashes
In the sunlight, see - it flashes
Find a fly and eat his eye
But don't believe in me
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Don't believe in me
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