Regarding A Momentary Lapse Of Reason, not only was it a great album, but it was presented on one of the band's most successful tours, which would later give rise to Delicate Sound Of Thunder, an excellent live double album that would also include great versions of several classic songs. It also had a great reception from the public, despite negative reviews from some media and Roger Waters... and was also recognized as a platinum record in the USA. It is true that it was a big change of style but you cannot say that it is bad, no way! Congratulations on the channel! Greetings
Another great job. Over the last few years Animals has pulled into a tie with DSOTM as my favorite Floyd album. It all has to do with the 2018 remix which I think is amazing. It is the one Floyd remaster/remix that they have done that clearly beats the original. I think Gilmour really shines on this album.
I largely concur. The line from Your Possible Pasts "in derelict sidings the poppies entwine, with cattle trucks waiting in line for the next time" Is my fav PF lyric. The guitar solo on this track is a beauty of economy and power too, so this track alone saves The Final Cut. Atom Heart Mother similarly gets saved by the guitar solo on Funky Dung, which is one of the first solos I came across that strayed away from the blues pentatonic into the world of modes.
Here’s mine: 15. More 14. The Endless River 13. Ummagumma 12. The Momentary Lapse of Reason 11. Obscured By Clouds 10. The Final Cut 9. The Piper at the Gates of Dawn 8. A Saucerful of Secrets 7. Atom Heart Mother 6. The Division Bell 5. Animals 4. Meddle 3. The Wall 2. Wish You Were Here 1. The Dark Side of the Moon
@@top5records796 From a strict musical point of view (not talking about storytelling) The Wall would have been a great single album. Unfortunately, as a double album it is tainted by too many fillers and, for me, side four is a "skip-side". Moreover, despite a great sequence of beautiful guitar solos by Gilmour it does not sound floydish : it is a Waters/Ezrin brainchild with even a disco-oriented hit single. I do like ABITW but it does not embed the magical Floyd's soundprint. On the other hand, AHM is an almost perfect record: if the last song on side b would have been absent or replaced it would have been a perfect album. Experimental without being harsh, ambitious, lyrical and, above all: it surprises the listener. A quality that only great albums have. PF ended with Animals: their last great album.
Hello there! I prefer this PF ranking compared to the old one I watched of yours which I somehow remember was much more harsh 😅😅😅 The Wall used to be my absolute #1 PF record, but now it’s no longer entering my top 5. I have to say, over the time, I’ve become really tired of Waters’ “endless shouting”. For example, I believe Waters’ best solo work is undoubtedly Is This the Life We Really Want, where Nigel Godrich essentially forced him to be more concrete and shout less. My ranking nowadays would be the following. 1. Wish You Were Here 2. The Dark Side of the Moon 3. Animals 4. Meddle 5. The Division Bell (sorry!) 6. The Wall 7. Atom Heart Mother 8. The Piper at the Gates of Dawn 9. Obscured by Clouds 10. A Saucerful of Secrets 11. A Momentary Lapse of Reason 12. More 13. The Final Cut 14. Ummagumma 15. The Endless River
A momentary lapse of reason is actually one of my favourite Floyd albums, and I prefer the original synth sounding 1987 version. I also love About face, Gilmour and Radio Kaos also from 1987/Waters. Now, perhaps that is because I got into pink Floyd when these albums were being released and that sound was very modern and appealing to me at 15 years old. Now, my favourite flouts album has always been animals. Amused to death a close second. So, this is interesting. I agree with you on so much, other stuff, totally different taste. Division bell and the endless river are both horrible albums. When Polly Samson got involved it became painfully embarrassing. So it is interesting to see your list. Things we are spot an in agreement, while other albums that mean so much to me, you can’t tolerate. Pretty funny.
My rankings are as follows : 1) Wish You Were Here (they topped Dark Side as far as I'm concerned and how they pulled off playing the whole album live in 1977 was amazing) 2) The Division Bell (I didn't miss Roger's dour musings which plagued his later work and it was a band again and I saw the tour which was amazing) 3) Meddle (grown over the years in ranking and it was a true band album) 4) Atom Heart Mother (band may disagree but masterpiece) 5) Obscured by Clouds (written after Dark Side but recorded before and David and Rick wrote most of the music and David got over his writers block he had on The Dark Side of the Moon writing sessions) 6) The Dark Side of the Moon (radio overplay but can't deny the album of course and if I listen nowadays it's a live 1972-75 official or unofficial recording or the 1994 version on PULSE album taken from various shows) 7) A Momentary Lapse of Reason Updated and Remixed (if David hadn't re-recorded Nick's drums and added Rick via technology to the album and removed most of the 1980s stuff it would have been lower and also the live reading on Delicate Sound is more Floydian) 8) The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (Mono is my go to) 9) A Saucerful of Secrets (prefer in Mono) 10) The Endless River (this is just amazing music and I play top to bottom, was supposed to be disc two of The Division Bell but Pink Floyd did what Led Zeppelin did with Coda, Queen did with Made in Heaven and The Beatles with Let it Be, added new instruments, vocals and sections to the outtakes) 11) The Early Singles 12) The Wall (I still love it but was Roger's ego getting out of control and it was better in 1980-81 live) 13) Animals (again, Roger's ego trip starting to form and after hearing Bootleg recordings the original album I don't listen to much, the remix is lower) 14) More 15) Ummagumma 16) The Final Cut (the 1983 version) 17) Zabriskie Point 18) A Momentary Lapse of Reason (1987 Mix) 19) Animals 2018 Remix 20) The Final Cut 2004 Revised Edition
I don't know necessarily but ' when the tigers run free" was added later to albums @@top5records7962:20 I prefer the final cut without that song as well
The original space cadets, Pink Floyd struggled in the early days. It wasn't bad enough Syd Barrett was affected by the drug scene then exploding in London, but the band didn't connect with record buyers right away. The first album was so far ahead of its time, even with its flaws, nothing else was like it. Top 40 was in full control, in the US, and the Floyd didn't fit in, so their singles did generate any airplay until Money, in May, 1973. After that, the stunning Dark Side dropped, and Pink Floyd was the band of bands, overnight. For the rest of the decade, Pink Floyd could do no wrong. Things weren't well, in the band, and hadn't been, for a while. Roger Waters felt imposed on, and his songs exploring the impact the death of his father before he was born had run their course. The final album by the band we'd all known for tem years was anticlimactic, a leaden farewell, after the theatrics of The Wall. The dream was over, reality, and time, had set in, taken their toll, leaving shell-shocked survivors. I bought the top 12 on or near release dates, have copies of the other two, vinyl, CD, and digital, but never listen to anything on either of them. Best of Pink Floyd 01 W I S H Y O U W E R E H E R E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 02 T H E D A R K S I D E O F T H E M O O N . . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 03 T H E W A L L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 04 P I P E R A T T H E G A T E S O F D A W N . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ½ 05 T H E D I V I S I O N B E L L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ½ 06 A N I M A L S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ½ 07 M O M E N T A R Y L A P S E O F R E A S O N . . . . . .☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 08 A T O M H E A R T M O T H E R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 09 M E D D L E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 10 A S A U C E R F U L O F S E C R E T S. . . . . . . . . . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ ½ 11 U M M A G U M M A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ ½ 12 T H E F I N A L C U T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .☆ ☆ ☆ 13 M O R E ( S O U N D T R A CK ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ 14 O B S C U R E D B Y C L O U D S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ☆ ☆
My ranking would be probably something like this. I do love Final Cut, nothing else sounds like that, that unapologetic sadness. The Wall is uneven, where it's great it's great, and I agree that Atom Heart Mother is underrated (by the band itself!). I enjoy Obscured By Clouds a lot and I appreciate Endless River for what is, just a loose cuts compilation. Dark Side Of The Moon Wish You Were Here Meddle Animals Piper At The Gates Of Dawn The Wall The Final Cut Atom Heart Mother Saucerful Of Secrets More Obscured By Clouds Ummagumma Division Bell Momentary Lapse Of Reason Endless River
Your list is so aligned to mine except the final four. No disrespect to the masterpiece 'Dark Side', but as I get older, I personally find it has less pathos than the others. It seems less mature to me. So my top four are 4 Dark Side. 3 Wish 2 Animals 1 The Wall.
I find it interesting hearing other Floyd fans’ opinions and rankings. Some would have Piper at #1. For some it would be last. No wrong opinions. Only bad ones 😂
How could Kubrick want music from an album for 2001, three years before being released? He did ask the band if he could use AHM for ACO, though. Right director and band, but wrong film and album.
I 'm no longer being upset with ranking albums of such bands since it's subjective and it' s all a question of taste and what album consolidated the listener in these moments.
I guessed dark side of the moon was your favorite album after hearing your least favorite album. I’m not gonna watch the video, but I’m curious where you picked the soundtrack from More, that is such a good album. If you picked it higher than 10, I suggest revisiting it. So good.
My list differs a little Endless River AMLOR Division Bell Saucerful of Secrets Atom Heart Mother Piper at the Gates of Dawn Ummagumma Obscured by Clouds More Final Cut Wish YouWere Here Animals Meddle Dark Side of the Moon The Wall
Each opinion is legit but, for my ears, it is a weak album by waters (not PF) but it is very well crafted. Better than whatever came out during the Gilmour's era. MLOR is what I think being their worst album
My top 2 have always been DSOTM and Meddle with Division Bell and Momentary Lapse being bottom. Like you, I think High Hopes is a good track but as far as Momentary even the remix proves you can’t polish a turd. I’d have Atom Heart and Ummagumma in the third and fourth with Piper being fifth. The Wall could make a great single album though I still think of it as a great concept, although bloated. WYWH was a massive disappointment for me back in 75 when I bought it and remains so (apart from Shine On of course). It’s that track alone (all parts) that keeps it in my top 6.
@@top5records796 Every member of the band had misgivings over Atom Heart Mother, notably Waters and Gilmour who said the band was "out of ideas" and "scraping the barrel" at that point in time. Yet somehow you manage to pluck "masterpiece" out of that flaming turd.
I do respect your point of view but for me each and every single day AHM over MLOR. AHM is a challenging record full of musical surprises. Conversely, MLOR is an ordinary record with an eighties sound I find horrible. That said, I am only here to exchange with PF aficionados not to juge what your legit taste likes. Let's keep listening what we like.
Regarding A Momentary Lapse Of Reason, not only was it a great album, but it was presented on one of the band's most successful tours, which would later give rise to Delicate Sound Of Thunder, an excellent live double album that would also include great versions of several classic songs. It also had a great reception from the public, despite negative reviews from some media and Roger Waters... and was also recognized as a platinum record in the USA. It is true that it was a big change of style but you cannot say that it is bad, no way! Congratulations on the channel! Greetings
Thanks! Which one would you have placed at the bottom?
The Endless River without a doubt... although I was a little disappointed when it came out, over time I grew fond of it.
Thank you! A Momentary Lapse of Reason - it's a real masterpiece. Magic album. It's surprising that many people don't hear this.
Another great job. Over the last few years Animals has pulled into a tie with DSOTM as my favorite Floyd album. It all has to do with the 2018 remix which I think is amazing. It is the one Floyd remaster/remix that they have done that clearly beats the original. I think Gilmour really shines on this album.
I think I’m gonna do a comparison on that Animals 2018 remix. It is really interesting.
I largely concur. The line from Your Possible Pasts "in derelict sidings the poppies entwine, with cattle trucks waiting in line for the next time" Is my fav PF lyric. The guitar solo on this track is a beauty of economy and power too, so this track alone saves The Final Cut. Atom Heart Mother similarly gets saved by the guitar solo on Funky Dung, which is one of the first solos I came across that strayed away from the blues pentatonic into the world of modes.
Momentary lapse is your least favorite of all the records?? Wow. And you played it once and that was it. Wow!
Its not even PF album.
Here’s mine:
15. More
14. The Endless River
13. Ummagumma
12. The Momentary Lapse of Reason
11. Obscured By Clouds
10. The Final Cut
9. The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
8. A Saucerful of Secrets
7. Atom Heart Mother
6. The Division Bell
5. Animals
4. Meddle
3. The Wall
2. Wish You Were Here
1. The Dark Side of the Moon
Love your videos! Are you gonna do a Beatles ranking?
Thank you! There is a Beatles ranking! Did it a couple of weeks ago.
In my ranking of PF albums The Wall keeps sliding down and AHM keeps climbing up
How come?
@@top5records796 From a strict musical point of view (not talking about storytelling) The Wall would have been a great single album. Unfortunately, as a double album it is tainted by too many fillers and, for me, side four is a "skip-side". Moreover, despite a great sequence of beautiful guitar solos by Gilmour it does not sound floydish : it is a Waters/Ezrin brainchild with even a disco-oriented hit single. I do like ABITW but it does not embed the magical Floyd's soundprint. On the other hand, AHM is an almost perfect record: if the last song on side b would have been absent or replaced it would have been a perfect album. Experimental without being harsh, ambitious, lyrical and, above all: it surprises the listener. A quality that only great albums have. PF ended with Animals: their last great album.
I love A Momentary Lapse of Reason … and I never convince anyone it’s any good. Ha!
Hello there!
I prefer this PF ranking compared to the old one I watched of yours which I somehow remember was much more harsh 😅😅😅
The Wall used to be my absolute #1 PF record, but now it’s no longer entering my top 5. I have to say, over the time, I’ve become really tired of Waters’ “endless shouting”. For example, I believe Waters’ best solo work is undoubtedly Is This the Life We Really Want, where Nigel Godrich essentially forced him to be more concrete and shout less.
My ranking nowadays would be the following.
1. Wish You Were Here
2. The Dark Side of the Moon
3. Animals
4. Meddle
5. The Division Bell (sorry!)
6. The Wall
7. Atom Heart Mother
8. The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
9. Obscured by Clouds
10. A Saucerful of Secrets
11. A Momentary Lapse of Reason
12. More
13. The Final Cut
14. Ummagumma
15. The Endless River
I love your channel. thanks. Hey, you should do a review on Scott 4 (Scott Walker) MAN this is a good record. I'm sure you have it.
A momentary lapse of reason is actually one of my favourite Floyd albums, and I prefer the original synth sounding 1987 version. I also love About face, Gilmour and Radio Kaos also from 1987/Waters. Now, perhaps that is because I got into pink Floyd when these albums were being released and that sound was very modern and appealing to me at 15 years old. Now, my favourite flouts album has always been animals. Amused to death a close second. So, this is interesting. I agree with you on so much, other stuff, totally different taste. Division bell and the endless river are both horrible albums. When Polly Samson got involved it became painfully embarrassing. So it is interesting to see your list. Things we are spot an in agreement, while other albums that mean so much to me, you can’t tolerate. Pretty funny.
The Final Cut is much higher on my list.
Thank you for all the work that goes into a great presentation
Thank you!
1. Wish You Were Here
2.The Dark Side of the Moon
3 . The Wall
4. The Division Bel
5.PULSE- LIVE
Don't care for rhe entire album, but the Gunner's Dream is outstanding
Good song indeed!
Absolutely: a masterclass in songwriting.
Id take devison bell over final cut anyday
Totally agree
Thanks! I’m happy to hear that!
My rankings are as follows :
1) Wish You Were Here (they topped Dark Side as far as I'm concerned and how they pulled off playing the whole album live in 1977 was amazing)
2) The Division Bell (I didn't miss Roger's dour musings which plagued his later work and it was a band again and I saw the tour which was amazing)
3) Meddle (grown over the years in ranking and it was a true band album)
4) Atom Heart Mother (band may disagree but masterpiece)
5) Obscured by Clouds (written after Dark Side but recorded before and David and Rick wrote most of the music and David got over his writers block he had on The Dark Side of the Moon writing sessions)
6) The Dark Side of the Moon (radio overplay but can't deny the album of course and if I listen nowadays it's a live 1972-75 official or unofficial recording or the 1994 version on PULSE album taken from various shows)
7) A Momentary Lapse of Reason Updated and Remixed (if David hadn't re-recorded Nick's drums and added Rick via technology to the album and removed most of the 1980s stuff it would have been lower and also the live reading on Delicate Sound is more Floydian)
8) The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (Mono is my go to)
9) A Saucerful of Secrets (prefer in Mono)
10) The Endless River (this is just amazing music and I play top to bottom, was supposed to be disc two of The Division Bell but Pink Floyd did what Led Zeppelin did with Coda, Queen did with Made in Heaven and The Beatles with Let it Be, added new instruments, vocals and sections to the outtakes)
11) The Early Singles
12) The Wall (I still love it but was Roger's ego getting out of control and it was better in 1980-81 live)
13) Animals (again, Roger's ego trip starting to form and after hearing Bootleg recordings the original album I don't listen to much, the remix is lower)
14) More
15) Ummagumma
16) The Final Cut (the 1983 version)
17) Zabriskie Point
18) A Momentary Lapse of Reason (1987 Mix)
19) Animals 2018 Remix
20) The Final Cut 2004 Revised Edition
Interesting! What is different in the 2004 version of The Final Cut?
I don't know necessarily but ' when the tigers run free" was added later to albums @@top5records7962:20
I prefer the final cut without that song as well
My rank : 7- the devision bell, 6-more, 5-the wall, 6-obscured by clouds, 5-wish you were here, 4-animals, 3-Atom heart's mother, 2- DSOM, 1-Meddle .
The original space cadets, Pink Floyd struggled in the early days. It wasn't bad enough Syd Barrett was affected by the drug scene then exploding in London, but the band didn't connect with record buyers right away. The first album was so far ahead of its time, even with its flaws, nothing else was like it. Top 40 was in full control, in the US, and the Floyd didn't fit in, so their singles did generate any airplay until Money, in May, 1973. After that, the stunning Dark Side dropped, and Pink Floyd was the band of bands, overnight. For the rest of the decade, Pink Floyd could do no wrong.
Things weren't well, in the band, and hadn't been, for a while. Roger Waters felt imposed on, and his songs exploring the impact the death of his father before he was born had run their course. The final album by the band we'd all known for tem years was anticlimactic, a leaden farewell, after the theatrics of The Wall. The dream was over, reality, and time, had set in, taken their toll, leaving shell-shocked survivors.
I bought the top 12 on or near release dates, have copies of the other two, vinyl, CD, and digital, but never listen to anything on either of them.
Best of Pink Floyd
01 W I S H Y O U W E R E H E R E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
02 T H E D A R K S I D E O F T H E M O O N . . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
03 T H E W A L L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
04 P I P E R A T T H E G A T E S O F D A W N . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ½
05 T H E D I V I S I O N B E L L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ½
06 A N I M A L S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ½
07 M O M E N T A R Y L A P S E O F R E A S O N . . . . . .☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
08 A T O M H E A R T M O T H E R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
09 M E D D L E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
10 A S A U C E R F U L O F S E C R E T S. . . . . . . . . . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ ½
11 U M M A G U M M A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆ ½
12 T H E F I N A L C U T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .☆ ☆ ☆
13 M O R E ( S O U N D T R A CK ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ☆ ☆ ☆
14 O B S C U R E D B Y C L O U D S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ☆ ☆
Piper at the gates of dawn ❤
My ranking would be probably something like this. I do love Final Cut, nothing else sounds like that, that unapologetic sadness. The Wall is uneven, where it's great it's great, and I agree that Atom Heart Mother is underrated (by the band itself!). I enjoy Obscured By Clouds a lot and I appreciate Endless River for what is, just a loose cuts compilation.
Dark Side Of The Moon
Wish You Were Here
Meddle
Animals
Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
The Wall
The Final Cut
Atom Heart Mother
Saucerful Of Secrets
More
Obscured By Clouds
Ummagumma
Division Bell
Momentary Lapse Of Reason
Endless River
Your list is so aligned to mine except the final four. No disrespect to the masterpiece 'Dark Side', but as I get older, I personally find it has less pathos than the others. It seems less mature to me. So my top four are 4 Dark Side. 3 Wish 2 Animals 1 The Wall.
Nice countdown. Not easy...keep spinning
No, stop, you can't do it, they are all amazing works!!! You can't rank gods
Tell that to Zeus or Hades ;-)
I find it interesting hearing other Floyd fans’ opinions and rankings. Some would have Piper at #1. For some it would be last. No wrong opinions. Only bad ones 😂
How could Kubrick want music from an album for 2001, three years before being released? He did ask the band if he could use AHM for ACO, though. Right director and band, but wrong film and album.
You’re right! I got that story completely wrong.
A Momentary Lapse of Reason - it's a real masterpiece. Magic album. It's surprising that many people don't hear this.
I 'm no longer being upset with ranking albums of such bands since it's subjective and it' s all a question of taste and what album consolidated the listener in these moments.
I guessed dark side of the moon was your favorite album after hearing your least favorite album. I’m not gonna watch the video, but I’m curious where you picked the soundtrack from More, that is such a good album. If you picked it higher than 10, I suggest revisiting it. So good.
Well… I’m not gonna spoil the video ;-). If you want to find out you’d better watch it.
@@top5records796 i did watch it all :) thanks for the videos.
My list differs a little
Endless River
AMLOR
Division Bell
Saucerful of Secrets
Atom Heart Mother
Piper at the Gates of Dawn
Ummagumma
Obscured by Clouds
More
Final Cut
Wish YouWere Here
Animals
Meddle
Dark Side of the Moon
The Wall
The Wall is nice to listem , but not among Top 5 ať all.
The Final Cut is the worst and we all know it.
Really?
I like it. And would rank it about eighth out of fifteen approximately.
Each opinion is legit but, for my ears, it is a weak album by waters (not PF) but it is very well crafted. Better than whatever came out during the Gilmour's era. MLOR is what I think being their worst album
My top 2 have always been DSOTM and Meddle with Division Bell and Momentary Lapse being bottom. Like you, I think High Hopes is a good track but as far as Momentary even the remix proves you can’t polish a turd. I’d have Atom Heart and Ummagumma in the third and fourth with Piper being fifth. The Wall could make a great single album though I still think of it as a great concept, although bloated. WYWH was a massive disappointment for me back in 75 when I bought it and remains so (apart from Shine On of course). It’s that track alone (all parts) that keeps it in my top 6.
A Momentary Lapse of Reason - it's a real masterpiece. Magic album. It's surprising that many people don't hear this))
Atom Heart Mother better than Momentary Lapse of Reason and Obscured By Clouds? Really??
I think Atom Heart Mother is an underrated masterpiece.
@@top5records796 Every member of the band had misgivings over Atom Heart Mother, notably Waters and Gilmour who said the band was "out of ideas" and "scraping the barrel" at that point in time. Yet somehow you manage to pluck "masterpiece" out of that flaming turd.
I do respect your point of view but for me each and every single day AHM over MLOR. AHM is a challenging record full of musical surprises. Conversely, MLOR is an ordinary record with an eighties sound I find horrible. That said, I am only here to exchange with PF aficionados not to juge what your legit taste likes. Let's keep listening what we like.
The Division Bell is do overpraised. New Age pop rock. Its not Pink Floyd.
I agree!
Agreed.
Largely overrated: it contains only two songs that are gems but the rest is ordinary stuff
I totally agree with you. I don’t even have a vinyl copy with me. ❤
It's not pop rock but u are right it is bad, although many people amazingly rank it as one of their best