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Guide To Knowing Pink Floyd! - Tiggi - 22-11-2009

In my opinion:

Waters solo albums all good, & very like the Floyd.

Gilmour solo albums all pants, with the possible exception of Live at Gdansk set.


Guide To Knowing Pink Floyd! - carbon_psycho - 03-01-2010

I just heard Flaming Lips' Dark Side of the Moon..

& honestly they did a good job.. I really encourage you guys to give it a try..
they did manage to add their own touch to it, but that's what makes it fun. If you like the Lips, you should give this a try.


Guide To Knowing Pink Floyd! - Jerome - 09-02-2011

David Gilnour - About Face - good
David Gilmour - On an Island - crap
David Gilmour - David Gilmour OK

Roger Waters - Music From the Body - ultracrap
Roger Waters - Radio KAOS - very good
Roger Waters - The Pros & Cons of Hitchiking - not bad
Roger Waters - Amused to Death - OK/quite good
Roger Waters - Ca Ira - strange

Rick Wright - Wet Dream - quite like this one
Rick Wright - Broken China - brilliant - the most creative solo album by any Floyd member.

Nick Mason - Fictitous Sports - mediocre

Syd Barrett - anything by him is totally nuts!


Guide To Knowing Pink Floyd! - gryphon - 09-02-2011

Looking at this Jerome , it seems that , with a bit of work, it would be a suitable basis for a Beginners guide thread !!!!:biggrin::biggrin:Cool


Guide To Knowing Pink Floyd! - Jerome - 09-02-2011

Might just do it when I get some time - busy writing material for a vocalist in UK at the moment. Hellishly busy re-organising my home studio as well. It looks like WW3 here at the moment.


Guide To Knowing Pink Floyd! - Locomotive Breath - 14-03-2011

Hawkwind is actually quite similar to Pink Floyd in terms of psychedelic experimentation.