Any pink floyd fans here?

[skeeteruk]

Hey.

So i am a big pink floyd fan and love all there stuff even the weird early stuff lol. My favs are shine on you crazy diamond the long play version, just love chillin to that.

Whats your fav tracks of the floyd?

[blueball]

The Final Cut

[Dingo]

Has to be this.....just brilliant
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...pZaEF6g0#t=77s

and of course shine on, wish you were here and money

[patxi]

Late reply to this thread, but then I am new round here!

I love all the Floyd stuff and would find it difficult to name my one favourite song as different moods require different albums.

As a slight digression, it is a huge personal disappointment to realise that I will never see the whole band play live (too young!) although I did drag the family to see Roger Waters do The Wall last year (8yo daughter loved it). I have also seen the Aussie Floyd play a few times and they always put on a great show. Any other Floyd fans seen the Aussies? What's your opinion of them?

[Gerrard]

Another fan here; I love Shine on you Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-7) ,the full 17 mins as well! Also love Dark Side of the Moon, of which my favourite would be Time. Speaking of which: -

[g8ina]

I bought the vinyl of Atom Heart Mother when it first came out. Love that track, also Echoes from Meddle. Not so keen on The Wall, Final Cut or Animals, but the rest are pretty high on my favourites list. As for the early stuff, I find it more "interesting" than musical if you follow me

[shaithis]

Recently purchased the SACD of DSotM.....the audio quality is superb and the surround mix has been very well thought out....the beginning of Time is astounding.

[whoosh]

Me - I saw the first live performance of Atom Heart Mother at the Bath (Shepton Mallet) rock festival 1970
and Pulse DVD on a big 7.1 sound system is great !

[melon]

I bought the vinyl of Atom Heart Mother when it first came out. Love that track, also Echoes from Meddle. Not so keen on The Wall, Final Cut or Animals, but the rest are pretty high on my favourites list. As for the early stuff, I find it more "interesting" than musical if you follow me

Isnt it the interesting that keeps you coming back though ?

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[Ferral]

I never replaced my Pink Floyd CD's after I was burgled late 90's bar Division Bell which is actually my favourite album of theirs, I do need to get another copy of The Wall though.

My favourite track by them is Take it Back, the way it starts and builds as it is playing is awesome.

This track also kind of reminds me of the band Big Country

This song needs a link! :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LYfUtRSZ5I

[Barakka]

Recently purchased the SACD of DSotM.....the audio quality is superb and the surround mix has been very well thought out....the beginning of Time is astounding.

If you like the surround mix you may want to do a "search" for DSotM "4.0 mix" or "4.1 mix" on t'interweb...

The original mix of DSotM was done by Alan Parsons and EMI commissioned a quadrophonic version by Parsons but never released it or endorsed it. Years later when the remastered version was done the band got their current engineer James Guthrie to produce a completely new 5.1 surround mix without any consultation with Parsons. You may say why would it matter, but Parsons was responsible for large parts of the iconic sound on DSotM pushing the boundaries at the time. Interestingly shortly after the release of the remastered version with the 5.1 surround mix a 4.0 quadrophonic mix "turned up" on the Internet as a DVD image at full 96KHz quality.

Parsons has since said that he prefers the new mix by Guthrie to his original quad mix, although he did criticise the 5.1 version for being more of an expansion of the stereo version, whereas his quad version was unique using elements not in the stereo mix.

Might be worth searching it out

My favourite has always been Wish You Were Here. I have it on a 24 carat Mastersound CD from the early 90's - where they got the original engineer to mix it again from the session tapes and produced all the discs from the stage 1 master using 20 bit SuperBitMapping. In other words it's gold and very shiny

[Unique]

the quad version of DSOTM was only recently reissued as part of the immersion set, with the 4.0, 5.1 and 2.0 versions of the album all on a single dvd, and again on the bluray, there is also an early mix of the full album that's quite different to the final version, and some other outtakes and a live performance of the album