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Pink Floyd I have never listened to them,or the Doors,or T rex,my friend was AMAZED when i told him,he said i dont know what i've missed and would get some pink floyd to me!!! Have i missed out?,only track i know is brick in the wall. London u feel 4 me like i feel 4 u,21 nites i think so,1,2,1234 | |
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You have missed out, so get out there and get you some Floyd! Some of my favorite albums are Animals, The Wall, and The Final Cut. But, you may want to start with the obligatory Darkside of the Moon. | |
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and then when you run out of pink floyd, try porcupine tree | |
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Dark Side of the Moon is a good place to start since it's the most popular or commercial album. The Wall is also special but it might be a little too much for the novice listener due to it's subject matter and length. I would start with Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here first. I wouldn't delve into the early Floyd (totally different) unless you've been exposed to the later Floyd. Just my opinion of course.
You should post this in the Non-Prince music section. You'll get a lot of better responses. | |
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I'ma newbie myself when it comes to Pink Floyd.. though I do own a handful of albums the only one I've played more than once is The Dark Side of The Moon
I liked the debut album The Piper at The Gates of Dawn as well
as far as T. Rex you should start with the Electric Warrior album
it's where I got hooked because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." | |
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Echoes...enough said!
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lol
I pretty much agree with danny
start with Dark Side and a double-CD compilation. And then look for the albums that include your favorite songs...
but keep in mind that their pre-Dark Side stuff is very hard to swallow and their post-The Wall stuff is decent but uneven...
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I live | |
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love that track.. love that album.. love that T. REX!!! because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." | |
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I just bought the remastered album from Itunes after reading this thread.
Damn, ya'll are light years ahead of me, its brutal to keep up. | |
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Get yourself "Meddle" and "Dark Side". Kill All Hipsters
I'm not living, I'm just killing time. | |
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I love Floyd post Meddle...even the last two albums they did post Waters were superb I thought. Like many have said, start with Dark Side Of The Moon, then The Wall and Wish You Were Here.
Not a fan of the Barrett era though...too Beatles for my tastes, "I've got a bike, you can ride it if you like..." no thanks! www.filmsfilmsfilms.co.uk - The internet's best movie site! | |
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now after Electric Warrior you should get The Slider (1972) then Tanx (1973)... and theeeen the self titled one (from 1970)
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