I see, hm well I guess it kinda does. Ifyou looked into it deeper maybe you'd find more aspects of their style. I think if it does or even if it doesn't it would make sense because that was their progrssive album into their golden age

Meddle's B-side is aesthetic perfection.

(07-15-2011 03:08 AM)Arno Sluismans Wrote:  Meddle's B-side is aesthetic perfection.

well, if u ask me the whole album is perfect. one of these days=a classic pf instrumental with killer rhythm, a pillow of wind=such a warm song with beautiful slide guitar, fearless=such an awesome riff and great singing too, san tropez=another warm jazzy song with a great slide guitar and keyboard solos, seamus=one of the finest blues songs in pink floyds inventory, and echoes=obvious, everything is great about echoes!

A Momentary Lapse Of Reason and Atom Heart Mother. I thoroughly enjoy Alan's Psychadelic Breakfast and Dogs Of War.

Ummugumma(Experiments and a live album whats better?) Atom Heart Mother and More. Sure DSOTM and The Wall are great...but their drove into the ground to much and get to much attention. Grantchester Meadows, Fat Old Sun, and The Nile Song would all be great for the radio. Well...thats my opinion.

Right now, I've been listening to The Dark Side of the Moon a lot. For me, the albums come in cycles. I'll listen to one for a while, put that down and listen to another one, put that one down and listen to something else. I try not to overdo it, because I don't want to find myself tiring of their music.

Much like Lady Floydian, I listen in cycles. This past weekend it was Momentary Lapse & Delicate Sound of Thunder. This week I feel the need to get back in my comfort zone, which is Obscured by Clouds.

I haven't listened to Delicate Sound of Thunder in a while. I might spin that one next. I also always listen to the vinyl when I'm home. The mp3s are strictly for when I'm not at home and have to rely on my iPod.

For me it's Wish You Were Here. I've listened to that albume a whole lot in the past week or so. I've always really liked that album, but for some reason it just never clicked with me completely. A few days ago when I listened to it I just seemed to really feel it emotionally for the first time. I'm really starting to like this album a whole lot more.

I've been listening to The Piper at the Gates of Dawn quite a bit recently.