[Closed] favourite Pink Floyd song?

I think it is that one on Dark Side of the Moon with the woman going oooh oh oh oooh oh ohhh oh oww owwww OWWWWWW! Can't remember the name.

And Shine on you Crazy Diamond.

Ooh!

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Saucerful of Secrets[/url]

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The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun[/url]

[url= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kQNFyEI2rs ]Echoes[/url]

[url= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0gJ9oXnDyo&feature=related ]Shine On You Crazy Diamond[/url]

I do like Pink Floyd. I don't think Comfortably Numb is one of their best though, personally.

(Simonralli: [url= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAydj4OJnwQ ]Great Gig In The Sky[/url]?)

Crazy Diamond for me

Side three of 'The Wall'. Can't get any more specific........

Oh, and 'See Emily Play'. 🙂

that'll be great gig in the sky! Would you believe, the girl that sings this amazing part was white and from Sweden, she turned up at rehearsals, listened to the track and came up with this! What you listen to on the original was her 2nd attempt, unbelievable...

Hairs on the arms when listening to this??

The entire final cut album. I listened to that for first time the day before I flew out to battle whilst drunk and experimenting with dodgy substances for the first time . It made a lasting impression.

Ooh. Too may.
Seen them a couple of times.

[i]Green Is the Colour[/i] these days, according to my iTunes.

For the memories: [i]Coming Back to Life[/i]
One* choice?: Got to be [i]Two Suns in the Sunset[/i] or [i]Wish You Were Here[/i]
*OK. Two.

Edit: Firestarter, that is one hell of a combination of circumstances to be listening to [i]Final Cut[/i] for the first time. Respect

Sheep

Fearless - lovely open G tuning and the Kop at the end......

I take back my previous comment re: comfortably numb being a fav. Just witnessed Bob ****in Geldof kickin it off at a Dave G concert. What a w*nk, you just bloody ruined a good moment, Bob. At least its only a fleetin moment he's on...

The whole of Wish you were here. Brilliant.

Saw DG's Island tour a few years back and Echoes live was superb. The DVD didn't do it justice though.

interstellar overdrive,
set the controls for the heart of the sun,
one of these days, preferably played at full whack 🙂

Cheers monster lol I ended up going to situations a fair few times and still do now in the fire brigade and Floyd always helps 😉

i wish to edit my post re: swedish lass, she was white but was not swedish, still, bloody good effort Clare Torry!

Firestarter, that must've been mind blowing never mind adding that album to complicate matters! Respect.

Dark Side of the Moon tour - I was there, at Wembley in, er, 73?

Actually, I really don't like them, have tried to 'get' them but I just don't. 😕

Live at Pompeii especially Echos.

Lol IvanDrago its amazing what music can help yet get through.I had my location shelled and enya was on the radio and everytime I hear it it reminds me how close I was to not getting home. I watched from a balcony sarajevo getting shelled as we gave grid references and listened to tracey chapman I think the biggest one was when I was blown thru air by a mine whilst listening to radiohead street spirt fade out I woke with the kiwi medics all around sorting me out and radiohead in my ears

Can't possibly follow that post suitably Firestarter. You've just given me a perspective on those sort of situations that I never had. Thank you. Very impressed that you could come back from that and join the fire brigade.

Back to Floyd: Wish You Were Here is the one I'd take to my desert island (no irony intended), but I could pick another dozen favourites without any trouble. One of My Turns I find pretty calming on occasion.

St Tropez from Meddle 8)

Several species of small furry animals gathered together in a cave and grooving with a Pict.

No love for Bike?! For shame!

Sheep, whilst riding-in wales-brilliant! too many others and too many moods to place an all time great.

Sheep my favourite too. Animals (or "flying piggies" as I called my dad's LP as a nipper) my favourite Floyd album.

Wish You Were Here because it reminds me of someone I missed and that I ... err ... wished was there.

Simon Bates here I come.

One of my Turns, (beautifully schizophrenic)
Comfortably Numb (obvious but the second guitar solo is an exercise in emotional tragedy)
Great Gig in the Sky (can bring me tears at will)

Everyone always goes on about Gilmour's guitar (and rightly so) but Roger Water's lyrics are incredible too. I give you The Gunner's Dream, the way he plays with timing and meter in this is almost genius.

A place to stay
Enough to eat
Somewhere old heroes shuffle safely down the street
Where you can speak out loud
About your doubts and fears
And what's more no-one ever disappears
You never hear their standard issue kicking in your door.
You can relax on both sides of the tracks
And maniacs don't blow holes in bandsmen by remote control
And everyone has recourse to the law
And no-one kills the children anymore

Comfortably Numb, closely followed by Wish You Were Here.

I give you The Gunner's Dream, the way he plays with timing and meter in this is almost genius.

The way it's sung is dripping with vitriol as well - fantastic. Just back in and was listening to the Final Cut when I was out in the car. It's probably my favourite complete Floyd album but I'm not sure what my favourite track would be.

What Drian said + shine on you crazy diamond

All prog rock garbage for me I'm afraid

Time

has to be wish you were here for me

Shine on you crazy diamond, makes me shiver, Comfortably Numb makes my hair stand up on end (as much with memories of singing it with Dave Gilmore... along with the rest of Wembly Stadium)
and pretty much all of Relics*, my first exposure to Pink Floyd and I still have my dads vinyl copy that I "borrowed" many years ago.
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Oh, and Dogs of War seems to fit from time to time, and Interstellar Overdrive is just a cool noise when I am in the mood but the verdict from iTunes is... Another Brick in the Wall (part 2)...

Considering my occupation** I find it amusing that my most played Floyd track is "we don't need no education" and the number one single in the charts when I was born was Alice Cooper- Schools Out 🙂

*yes, I know it is a compilation, but it is the first place I met a gnome named Grimble Grumble, Arnold Layne, and was reminded that if I had a bike I should let you ride it if you like!

**teacher

Shine on... does it for me. My dad chose it as the music for his funeral so every time I hear it, it is especially poignant. 🙁

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