Roger is no longer in the band. However there are no plans to make more Floyd albums. So not really.

I finally finished watching Pulse. Wonderful show they put on. Time is one of my favorite Floyd songs there is.

[I]Pulse[/I] is one of my favorite music DVD's.

yeah, I liked it about the same as The Wall: Live in Berlin
which means I love both of them very very much

Time is one of the best songs off of DSOFTM.
What do you guys suggest I get next by these guys. I think they'll soon become one of my all time favorites.

Animals. Animals is one of my personal favorites.

Well has DSOTM grown on you? If it has, Wish You Were Here or Meddle would be the way to go. WYWH first though. If you like the Wall much more, then maybe Animals since Roger dominated the band on that too. Actually the Final Cut is the most similar album to the Wall but I would recommend those 3 (and a bunch more) over that one.

And David Bowie was one freaking weirdo but pretty awesome. Heroes is one of the best songs ever written.

Animals is good. It's very different from Dark Side though. It's alot more like The Wall, which you said you liked. So maybe try that one.

Try Obscured By Clouds. It's also pretty different. Its kind of pop rock-ish.

And Meddle is good. Kind of the start of the Pink Floyd "sound."

And "Heroes" is probably the only Bowie song I can stomach.

I'd say meddle if only for One Of These Days and Echoes. The others are very different to the Dark Side sound but still very good songs.

[I]Wish You Were Here[/I], [I]Meddle[/I] and [I]Animal[/I]s are the ones you should get next. In that order.

Do you like psychedelic rock? Yes____ No_____

If you marked "yes" above, try Piper At The Gates of Dawn. A fellow named Syd Barrett wrote most of the songs, played guitar, and sang on the CD. He was soon replaced by David Gilmour because he went crazy.

If you marked "no", choose one of the other CD's that have been mentioned.

And is it just me, or does anyone else find WYWH overrated? "Shine On" is one of my favorite Floyd songs, and the others are good, I just dont know if it's necessarily a "masterpiece" like a lot of people refer to it as.

I feel the same. I found the other ones Water's had heavy influence on were better.

I used to love WYWH but when I put it on now I can't get the same effect at all. I guess it just got boring to me, but I can still listen to Dark Side and Animals.

I get bored with Dark Side which is funny because I used to idolise that album.

I find I listen to DSOTM less and less, but I still love it.

I don't think I could ever grow tired of WYWH, even though it's quite painful to listen to the title track right now, for emo reasons.

Well for me the only thing still going for it is Shine On and Welcome To The Machine.

DSOTM really bores me. I think the next ones for me will be Animals and Piper At The Gates (I love psychedelic rock).

You better really love psychedelic rock for Piper.

Oh, I do. It's one of my favorite genres.

I just learned Money and Pigs (3 Different Ones) on bass. Pigs is really fun to play.

Piper is my favorite album of theirs. I love all of them, but that one just stands out.

I love [i]Shine[/i] but I really don't like WYWH other than that. In fact, I can barely stand anything they did after Dark Side. Then again, I think Ummagumma is their best album.

Anyone else reminded of a particular bass guitarist whenever they watch Harry Potter's latest?

Exhibit A
[url]http://www.pinkfloydnut.com/images/personnel/roger-waters-younger.jpg[/url]

Exhibit B
[url]http://www.elbakin.net/fantasy/heros_semaines/img/ron_weasley_thumb.jpg[/url]

:confused:

I think the word 'uncanny' would prove appropriate.

Hrm... it is quite a likeness.

Also, I think you just have to like classic rock to like PATGOD, I don't count it anymore psychadelic than [I]Revolver[/I].

PATGOD had to grow on me considerably, but I now think it's quite a special album. There's alot of intriguing material on it and some of the songs are just fun.

Lucifer Sam and Flaming ftw. :)

In my opinion Pow R Toch H is the best.

Ah, yes. With Syd's vocal percussion. :lol: And what appears to be strange monkey noises accompanied by Rick's breezy piano. Priceless :)

I've never paid much attention to [I]Piper At The Gates of Dawn[/I] to be honest. I'm more of a [I]Meddle[/I] and onward kinda guy.

I am too. :cool:

But there's still fun to be had pre-1971 for me.

I have still yet to get Ummagumma, Id like to get Saucerful Of Secrets as well.