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Pink Floyd is 45 today!

The single " Arnold Layne" was released this day in 1967.

Post your favorite Floyd songs here!
(One per customer, Larry!

I would post "Pigs", mobile however and PITA.
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  • Really? In many aspects it seems like Pink Floyd has been around forever. I can not believe that it has been only 45 years. They had many great hits that is for sure. Can I pick just one? Hum let me see. I will have to say that Mother is my favorite song by them.
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    • I reported the post with your comment above. The chances of a mod seeing your post are quite slim without a report. Too many posts for mods to read even a fraction of them.
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  • My favorite Floyd album (although I like just about anything they've ever done.)

    Pink Floyd HD - 1971 - Relics - HQ - Full Album - YouTube
    No. Title Writer(s) Length
    1. "Arnold Layne" (Single A-side released 11 March 1967) Syd Barrett 0:00
    2. "Interstellar Overdrive" (From The Piper at the Gates of Dawn 1967) Barrett/Roger Waters/Richard Wright/Nick Mason 2:54
    3. "See Emily Play" (Single A-side released 17 June 1967) Barrett 12:36
    4. "Remember a Day" (From A Saucerful of Secrets 1968) Wright 15:30
    5. "Paintbox" (Single B-side to "Apples and Oranges", released 18 November 1967) Wright 19:59

    Side twoNo. Title Writer(s) Length
    6. "Julia Dream" (Single B-side to "It Would Be So Nice", released 13 April 1968) Waters 23:32
    7. "Careful with That Axe, Eugene" (Single B-side to "Point Me at the Sky", released 7 December 1968) Gilmour/Waters/Wright/Mason 26:09
    8. "Cirrus Minor" (From Soundtrack from the Film More 1969) Waters 31:54
    9. "The Nile Song" (From Soundtrack from the Film More 1969) Waters 37:05
    10. "Biding My Time" (Previously unreleased) Waters 40:30
    11. "Bike" (From The Piper at the Gates of Dawn 1967) Barrett 45:45

    Btw, Hendrix was a Floyd fan.
  • never even came close to liking, let alone listening seriously to pink floyd

    only song i would recognise is another brick in the wall- recall marching hammers, intertesting
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    • You sir, have very good taste in music.

      Of course you know that greatly arouses my curiosity!
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  • This Slim Harpo cover by Pink Floyd was recorded in 1965. I'm guessing it wasn't released until later?

    Pink Floyd Syd Barrett - I'm a King Bee - YouTube
    My fave PF songs are probably "Money" or "Time", but for fun I'll use "King Bee" as my "one".
  • WOW! Has it been that long?


    Shine On You Crazy Diamonds!
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    • Thank you to everyone.
      They are one of those bands that we could easily post
      A hundred songs for, all very good.Shame Waters and Gilmour could not get along,though they are just as good without each other.

      Now Ray, I am quite surprised. The Movie " The Wall"
      Is right in your wheelhouse. David Gilmour is one of the most talented guitarists you"all ever hear. Give it a chance,you'll like it,promise.
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  • Reminds me of back in the days when you had to buy album covers to see imagery surrounding your fave band...or buy magazines... Otherwise "Imagine".... You use to ANTICIPATE whether a magazine was going to have an article on them or fold out... It was exciting.

    Now people's fave artists are so accessible, that its cool...but it aint "magic".

    I use to go out raking leaves so I could afford to buy mags with KISS posters in them and read about the kiss army... It was a cool time. Seeing an image of your favorite artist meant ten times more then... they really inspired your imagination.

    @ Bravo

    Not surprising that Hendrix was a fan, still a cool fact to know. DG was about as creative as guitarists get, and literal decades before his time.
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  • I am a Floydian.. .I am - And I will always be -
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    • Same as. There are 2 bands that are closely tied in with my childhood. The Beatles and Floyd. The Beatles because I'm from Liverpool and Floyd because my folks and uncles had it on all the time. My dad used to play "run like hell" when we had to go somewhere to get me moving.

      The album covers dark side of the moon, rubber soul and Sheik Yerbouti (these were always at the front of my dad's LP collection) are forever ingrained in my psyche.
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  • The outro to this is one of my favourite bits of music of all time: (If you don't want to hear the whole song, fast forward to around the 8 minute mark and CRANK IT UP!!!).

    "Sheep" by Pink Floyd - YouTube
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  • I clicked on this after a Pink Floyd clip - so this is all your fault, Rob -

    Keith Moon - Final 24: His Final Hours

    Keith Moon - Final 24: His Final Hours - YouTubeArtistically retarded? I don't think so...complacent?
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    • You're welcome,3M.

      Moon was a rarity. One of those musical drummers, not just a time keeper, ala Watts .
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    • I actually watched this about 4 nights ago. Never saw the series till that night.
      Pretty morbid shows.

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