Pink Floyd Ranked

Polyphonic's Echoes Video:
• Pink Floyd's First Mas...
00:00 - Intro
02:01 - #15
03:07 - #14
04:30 - #13
05:39 - #12
07:28 - #11
08:56 - #10
10:28 - #9
11:45 - #8
12:54 - #7
13:53 - #6
15:00 - #5
15:55 - #4
17:15 - #3
19:13 - #2
20:57 - #1
28:53 - Outro

[@MVPerry]

I love Pink Floyd’s music but I also love their album covers

[@lukebalika9967]

A saucerful of secrets is the most beautiful album cover to ever exist

[@letsgofishing5238]

bruh this dudes everywhere

[@jagdeepkaul1261]

@@lukebalika9967 what's beautiful about it? it looks like green swamp water. The best PF album covers are Dark Side Of The Moon, Ummagumma, Atom Heart Mother

[@adriantheromanian]

MVPERRY ILY AND PINK FLOYD!!!

[@thatfisherr]

you should shout this vid out somehow to make it bigger!

[@FortniteMorty]

I was going through a terrible "break up" when i first listened to pink floyd. Us and them kept me alive through the summer this year, and i cannot thank the incredible musicians responsible for something as beautiful as Pink Floyd

[@rawkguy4896]

Me too!!! Mine was The Division Bell though :) Something about the album cover spoke to me during that time and the record carried me through it. I forgot about Pink Floyd for roughly two years and then I played DSOTM this year on a whim and now I'm going through all their albums :) new one every week

[@finalargument8644]

@@rawkguy4896 i'm so glad I found someone who also appreciates the division bell, one of my all time favorites

[@TJSLAUGHTER666]

The wall, to me, is the sound of depression, anxiety, and longing. It’s been a part of my life, but upon my first listen, front to back, I cried. The sound of the instruments practically screaming had me feeling anything for the first time in almost a decade, after many toxic, and abusive relationships.

[@francollivadino]

“Dont leave me now” ending feels exactly like the instruments crying and screaming with depression over you. Pink floyd’s really from another dimension, im just so glad that im alive to live it.

[@AliasMark69]

I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know

[@broadwayking]

man if I meet him ever. we could have become good freinds. I heard the solo album on the island when I was 5 and I did countless preformances with my parents being the audience. If I could tell him that I care for most of his solo work more than the pink floyd records. he would flip.

[@AshRecordReview]

That’s so cool! Omg I would love to meet him!

[@Ghostguitars2]

That would be incredible experience man

[@lhoney309]

this video goes so hard underrated af

[@vivimos_en_una_sociedad7758]

feel free to screenshot

[@BlueTomorrows]

very underrated tbh

[@apictureofmydog2604]

@@BlueTomorrows animals is underrated tbh

[@mrrushmore]

@@apictureofmydog2604 r/pfcj hell yeahhh

[@apictureofmydog2604]

@@mrrushmore 🗿

[@randomenbyuploads8925]

That segment in The Wall really hit me. I was in a very similar situation to that (including the 360p version of the movie with Russian subtitles) I had gotten to the point where I just didn’t wanna keep going, but The Wall gave me hope that if Pink could tear down his wall then so could I. Thank you for sharing your experiences with the album, it’s oddly comforting to hear someone else on that topic because it truly makes me feel like I’m not alone. I hope you’re in a better place mentally, and I hope you have a nice rest of your day :)

[@leschnozzberry]

death grip

[@luisargueta9800]

The wall saved me, Was like my closer friend during my school days, I was raised by my mother and my dad just was never in my life, The album was like having someone who understands you and tells you that you'll find the way that the bleeding hearts and artist would make you through so I totally feel you, a lot see the wall as the wall that ended the band but ending is something natural for musicians as they grow and thinking that the wall is that end of an era I can only say it was their highest musical and emotional piece of work, simply the best and what makes a great band to step up to the band

[@memyopinionsche6610]

If the music touches you in a deeper level and you totally get it.. THAT'S ART!

[@090nj2]

*The Atom Heart Mother Suite is truly their first masterpiece*

[@saulq08]

The Gnome: am i a joke to you?

[@king_pigeon]

ASoS would like a word with you

[@jasonmelo9379]

I know it's crazy because they didn't even like that! I really really like it!

[@Watcheroftheskies594]

Interstellar overdrive? Carefull with that axe Eugene?

[@Rikisballs]

​@@Watcheroftheskies594 Anything on Piper

[@AvroBellow]

Thank you for your beautiful and uplifting story. I've said in the past that once you "get" Pink Floyd, it forever alters your worldview because you can't "un-get" Pink Floyd. Very few bands (expecially rock bands) impart true wisdom but Pink Floyd does. Clearly, when we say that Pink Floyd's music is life-altering, you are living proof that it's true. I believe that Roger Waters would love your story because I think that he'd find it fulfilling. After all, this is why, Roger wrote us THE WALL. (You know what tune to use when reading that, cheers!)

[@godzilla2721]

Although my list different from yours, I am glad that you connected with the band and that an album was able to affect you in such a way. Pink Floyd changed my life when I found them in high school. Al's, it seems like you are bringing in some awesome topics in the near future

[@tylerfaubert1201]

I’ve been going through a lot recently and your description of what the Wall means to you struck me and is exactly what I need right now. Thank you

[@Jay_Tee2023]

15. The Endless River 14. A Momentary Lapse of Reason 13. The Division Bell 12. Ummagumma 11. More 10. Obscured by Clouds 9. A Saucerful of Secrets 8. Atom Heart Mother 7. Piper at the Gates of Dawn 6. The Final Cut 5. Meddle 4. Animals 3. The Wall 2. Wish You Were Here 1. Dark Side of the Moon

[@radical3868]

The best and most emotional video about Pink Floyd, a band I love so much, told by a masterfully strong woman. Good work girl, that wall story is similar to mine, and I respect the hardship to went through mentally. You have the possibility to be a great channel IF YOU FIX THAT FUCKING MIC QUALITY JESUS FUCK

[@BlueTomorrows]

I would if I could, but I'm poor

[@REVIEWSbyRVG]

What a fantastic ranking. What a great video. Made my day, thank you.

[@omarzx7394]

The algorithm just blessed me with this beautiful video, thank you.

[@franciscoandrada5000]

I LOVED THIS VIDEO thank you so much

[@moonlightrider24]

Great ranking! I LOVE the division bell so I was so happy to see it get some love and even the credit you have to momentary lapse of reason, which I also like

[@cyphershock9712]

I love you, thank you for making this video. I've only recently listened to pinks discography; but as an artist it's really changed me. Thank you for sharing your story it's all too familiar. I really appreciate it

[@henryt3802]

i dont think that the endless river ruined it - i think it actually fits perfectly into the pink floyd discography. it feels like "the end after the end" - like the ghost of the pink floyd is still lingering around after its death. It adds a sense of immortality to the pink floyd concept.

[@ninjax9675]

it's not something i would ever listen to for fun, but i get what you mean. it feels like watching their spirits slowly float by

[@bempseysmis3093]

Amazing video, much love and respect for you. It is hard telling a story that deep that you’ve experienced, you are awesome and your list is awesome too! This was a great and refreshing video ❤️

[@phalanx6183]

how'd i JUST get recommended this that's insane (i'm not complaining though)

[@theendergameplays2776]

Loved the video, thnaks for sharing your story, i thought you had 292 k subscribers and i dont understand how you dont, love your channel

[@Cybop-xd9mm]

Never understood the appeal of Pink Floyd until my first year at university. They became my favorite band and changed my life.

[@velo1827]

hearing you talk about the wall and what you were going through when you heard it for the first time felt like viewing my own life from the perspective of another person for the first time. i don't know how to describe that i don't know if that even makes sense but it spoke to me in a special way and i'm really glad you chose to spoke about that

[@cgsmithify]

This is friggen awesome, and the best part starts at 19:13 Thank you for sharing and being so vulnerable

[@letsgofishing5238]

Amazing video. Literally one of the best experiences I've had on this platform and I've been using youtube since 2010. I hope your fanbase keeps growing despite the fact that you're not going to make more pink floyd videos. As long as you keep making videos that have to do with things your passionate about, I believe your channel will grow. (forgive me for my bad enlish im a quirky little European)

[@stephencrowley3939]

Nice to see the love for "Summer '68"

[@brabbledawg1499]

Amazing video!!!

[@tomoldrini4762]

Personally i really like a momentary lapse of reason. It has really good parts and flows really well

[@barstow_]

This is gonna be a spicy one

[@jimmyjambhere]

I loved your interpretation of The Wall. Growing up it was my favorite PF album. Now it would be hard to say what my favorite is but it is Darkside, WYWH, Animals & The Wall. Sometimes I tend to like one more than the other but we agree their 70’s material is fucking amazing!!! I also love Dave Gilmour’s first solo album from 1978. You would love it if you don’t already. Comfortably Numb & Run Like Hell were supposed to be on that solo album but he held off and saved them for Floyd. Great Video!!!!

[@BlueTomorrows]

Picked up David Gilmour self titled on vinyl a while back. Amazing stuff!

[@rolandbellamy2837]

your sentiments on the wall are the same feelings i get from listening to animals ! God bless yer ! i.ve grown up listening to floyd from being young i'm now 70 !

[@thegroovydude1344]

I saw your iceberg video some time ago and I loved it. Now this came up on my recommended and I love this so much!!! Everything you said about the wall is exactly the same way how I feel about it. But the things that u said at the end for ur future plans for this channel would literally make it my all time favourite channel ever…these are literally all of my interests!! Good luck w the channel

[@feather3563]

Great vid! I generally have a similar ranking, but I can never pick just one favourite album (although Echoes is decidedly my favourite song of theirs.) Your story is very touching and it reminded me of the dark times I went through when I first found The Wall, and how I would listen to it over and over again, whether it made me feel better ...or sometimes worse. It was just so cathartic either way. I didn't fully get the concept for a while but the album made me feel understood. That's the power of The Wall, I guess! Oh, and it's cool you mentioned Wearing The Inside Out - no one ever talks about that song but it's an excellent little hidden gem.

[@jonamivlogs4861]

Very good video. You are so brave for coming out on your channel. Amazing video.

[@GamingPenguien]

This is a beautiful video. I love it.

[@rowdynibe4481]

Seamus (that’s the dog) should have landed meddle in the 1 spot

[@ravirr8407]

Hes out side

[@constellationshots3893]

A lot of the stuff you have said in context to the wall is something I relate with, it's why I love the wall too, personally I love echoes and wywh because I was listening to this while going through this. Echoes has really pulled me out of the lows, just like wywh makes you feel not good, it's how the wall makes me feel, it's the album that has to be played or the movie that has to be watched at the right time. The movie has also made me cry for the same reasons, in the flesh, thin ice, mother, nobody home and the show must go on hit me hard, especially with the buildup to the show must go on, saying that it's ok, that you must push on is such a strong message. I'm so happy that you have found the album that means so much to you, that has helped you so much, that's a big thing about good albums and music, it hits you hard, it means a lot, it hits you deep.

[@Kritzo78]

Thank you for being true and honest about your opinion on the albums and some songs. I hope you I listened and watched through it all and i do like when someone truly says what they think and not what all others think about it and base their opinions of their saying and not their own thoughts. I hope you are feeling better within yourself nowadays. I was going through a tough time in life when i found out Pink Floyd. I got dumped by my ex at the time and started smoking weed a lot but then i found Pink Floyd and their meaning behind life itself, changed my inner feelings forever and helped me get through my depression at the time. They have since then been my favorite band of all time and my life is better nowadays. Music is one of the best things we have in our world together with nature. Thank you again and for the video and stay strong :)

[@malinl2561]

great video :D

[@killawhatt8620]

This is one of my Favorite bands. At anytime on any day either one or a combo of any of these songs are Perfect to listen and Jam out to.

[@abimarty]

I really can't choose between one better song over another, Pink Floyd is gold, even Ummagumma or The Endless River is good (Although I admit that some albums have more good songs than others)

[@remsi2208]

I agree with this. The Wall is probably my favourite work of art in any artform, and definitley my favourite album.

[@mone2266]

Great video

[@yanceynitzsche5115]

It's unlikely you will see this given it's a year later, but I just wanted to say Thank You for every second of this video. It was recommended on the exact day at the exact time in the exact location to be exactly what I needed to hear for maximum positive effect - AND earned you another sub. Beyond that, as the resident Floyd scholar in my social circles, my uber-fandom will lead some to dismiss my claim that not only is it reductive to call Pink Floyd music depressing, it has tremendous power to lift the depressed out of their malaise, if they are receptive. The band's message more often than not wasn't "society sucks", but rather "this may be how the world works right now, but it doesn't HAVE to be". Thanks for elucidating my point better than I ever could.

[@BlueTomorrows]

This reminds me of an interview where the interviewer talked about ABITW Part 2 being anti-education and Roger Waters was quick to clarify that it wasn't anti-education, it was just arguing for BETTER education. They're not a nihilist band and they're very interesting in both recognizing that society is in a hole and trying to figure out how we can get out of it

[@yanceynitzsche5115]

@@BlueTomorrows Ol' Rog is too satirical for his own good sometimes, coupled with his biting wit and caustic personality, people are ALWAYS all-too eager to misconstrue his words. Not going to open this can of worms in your comments but one only need to look at recent politically-motivated attacks to see that in action.

[@ChiEsp619]

My list of Pink Floyd albums: 15. More 14. Obscured By Clouds 13. The Endless River 12. A Momentary Lapse Of Reason 11. Ummagumma 10. The Final Cut 9. A Sacerful Of Secrets 8. Atom Heart Mother 7. The Division Bell 6. The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn 5. Animals 4. Meedle 3. Wish You Were Here 2. The Dark Side Of The Moon 1. The Wall

[@xtra_krispy693]

15: The Endless River 14: More 13: The Piper at the Gates of Dawn 12: Obscured by Clouds 11: UmmaGumma 10: A Momentary Lapse of Reason 9: The Division Bell 8: The Final Cut Every album from here on is a 10 7: Atom Heart Mother 6: Wish You Were Here 5: The Wall 4: A Saucerful of Secrets 3: Meddle 2: Animals 1: The Dark Side of the Moon

21:22 Wow. It's cool that U opened up. Been there myself alot of times. Music helps. I salute you from România. 🤜🏻🤛🏻 My top 10: 1. The wall 2. Wish U were here 3. Animals 4. The Dark side of the moon 5. The final cut 6. The division bell 7. Piper at the gates of dawn 8. Meddle 9. Atom heart Mother 10. Obscure by clouds

[@Truckngirl]

You said we could chime in soooooo.... 1. More: A lot of people cite The Nile Song as being proto-heavy metal. 2. ASFOS was the PF/Syd swan song. Being a Syd Barrett fan, I like it for nostalgia sake, but don't often listen to it except for Let There Be More Light, because why it's side one, cut one. 3. You have courage to bring up Louder Than Words, being that was early Polly Samson influence. I'm sure she's a lovely person, and admire her for her devotion to David and family. But she's no Roger Waters...I'm not a fan. 4. OBC, you said you watched More, did you ever watch La vallée? 5. PATGOD is "The" Pink Floyd, in many ways a completely different band. The US release had See Emily Play as side one, cut one. I heard that song on AM radio when I was 11 years old (sadly, omitting Bike). As I mentioned above, I'm a fan of Syd, so I actually consider this album separately from the rest (and best). 6. Atom Heart Mother has a second side? (Footage from Musikforum Ossiachersee gets bonus points!) 7. WYWH was Waters filled with guilt. As their commercial success grew, I believe he had remorse about leaving Syd behind. Fortunately for Syd, Relics brought additional publishing revenue to his purse. 8. Animals was Roger Water's lefty emotions bubbling to the surface. Which is rich, considering his increasing wealth. But the guitar solo bursting in at 8:07 on Sheep is pure joy. 9. Thank you for sharing your personal story re: The Wall. That was very cool of you and I totally wish you well and send good juju your way. As for the album, I have too many outside opinions on it to like it much (the interpersonal relations of Pink Floyd at this time, and how much of it is drawn directly from Syd Barrett's life without apology) however, I do love the song Run Like Hell. Believe it or not, that was being played on KROQ (famous alternative rock station in LA if you're not from there) and nobody cared that it was Pink Floyd, it was just good! Good job on this! I hope you continue to create! Your narrative was well written and flowed. The graphics and editing job rocks. (By the way, my avatar is a screen grab of Syd from the second Arnold Layne video: "Why can't you see?")

[@BlueTomorrows]

I’ve never watched La Valee. I downloaded it not too long after I downloaded More and planned to watch it then but after More was disappointing I never did. It’s probably been sitting on my USB for over a year now, I will watch it one day. Thanks for the kind words! I like what you have to say about the albums!

[@maybe1day639]

couldnt agree more with your ranking

[@Xlebywek_Memep]

Nice video

27:00 Thank you for making this clear. 🤘🏻🤠🎸

[@josephschiefer8011]

The wall! Love it.

[@JFMstudio]

Aaayyyyeee! You are the first person I heard who likes "One Slip". I agree. Pretty nice list! DSotM is my number 1 album, while the Wall is Number 2.

[@nottryhard3767]

you made my cry.

[@jasonmelo9379]

Oh I love relics. So freaking good. It has the best version of careful with that ax Eugene

[@malakai9738]

15. The Final Cut 14. Obscured By Clouds 13. More 12. Ummagumma 11. The Endless River 10. A Momentary Lapse of Reason 9. The Piper at the Gates of Dawn 8. A Saucerful of Secrets 7. The Division Bell 6. Atom Heart Mother 5. The Wall 4. Meddle 3. Animals 2. The Dark Side of the Moon 1. Wish You Were Here

[@ryazortheeyezor1548]

dsotm is overrated tbh

[@nicktendo69lmao99]

I noticed how when the count down is happening and there’s a number on a The screen there’s a sound effect from Jet Set Radio, I love that game

[@recordinganalysis]

the wall was a childhood album of mine. it changed me for on a very young age!

[@mononoaware1960]

It’s so interesting to me how Floyd rankings differ so much, that’s a testament to how great they truly are. For me personally I’m a huge fan of experimental music and jazz so I choose the early albums (Even Ummagumma but with the exception of Several Species) over Lapse of Reason, Division Bell, or the Final Cut any day. Just love the emphasis on exploration and improvisation the early era had, and nick masons drumming was really inspired too. One key to really digging this era is to listen to it without any biases on what music should be. It’s avant-garde, it’s not meant to be listened to like you would conventional structured music. It’s not going to make you dance, it’s not going to woo you with words, its not going to caress your ears lol, it’s reaching for something deeper and imaginative. There’s lots of great 20th century classical composers with an experimental approach, two of my favorites being Olivier Messiaen and Igor Stravinsky.

[@mr.nobodymc9741]

My ranking of pink Floyd albums. 1 “Wish you were here” 2 “Animals” 3 “The wall” 4 “Darkside of the moon” 5 “Meddle” 6 “Division bell” 7 “The Final cut” 8 “Momentary laps of reason” 9 “Atom heart mother” 10 “Piper at the gates of dawn” 11 “Saucer full of secrets” 12 “Endless river” 13 “Ummagumma” 14 “Obscured by clouds” 15 “More” And here are some of my favourite songs from no particular order Echos Shine on you crazy diamond parts 1-5 Shine on you crazy diamond parts 6-9 High hopes Set the controls for the heart of the Sun Be careful with the axe Eugene See Emily play Bike Interstellar overdrive Childhoods end If Summer 68 Atom heart mother Keep talking Wish you were here Dogs Sheep One of these days Marooned PS “Brett Floyd you should look the up they are brilliant”

[@ZZ-rc1yw]

Its "MEDDLE " not " METAL"

[@drmeatball49]

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[@mr.nobodymc9741]

@@drmeatball49 Yeah “Adam heart mother” is a good album I take it that’s your favourite album from them.

[@drmeatball49]

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[@mr.nobodymc9741]

@@drmeatball49 I am glad that my miss spellings bug so many people, sorry that I’m shit at writing.

[@xpalmasx]

First of all, what a video! Congratulations! Despite disagreeing with several things said in the video, I loved it and watched it from start to finish. And the part where you talk about your personal relationship with The Wall, man... I got goosebumps. Forgive me for my probable terrible English 😬, after all you mentioned to be formed in English, which weighs even more on me 😂. All the best to you, the owner of the "Blue Tomorrows" channel, and everyone reading this comment. A hug from Araucária - Paraná, Brazil. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@pandasfressenbambus2940]

great intro

[@richardiredale5639]

I discovered comfortably numb while tripping on 6 tabs… changed my life

[@jgge777]

Man... I guess I can't argue with your ranking since it's your personal opinion. Personally, The Wall never really got to me the same as any other PF albums did... but I'm glad it helped you get through a hard time! Nice video and I hope you keep growing.

[@swoop2386]

18:41 - 19:02 now your ranking makes sense to me. great video though!

[@WorseReviews]

All I can say about Piper at the Gates of Dawn, in terms of the landscape of music in 1967, is put on Piper, then put on Buffalo Springfield's first album, two totally different sides of the spectrum of what was happening at the time (you'll either love or hate it but I think these albums have a good representation of music at the time, excluding what the Beatles were doing of course)

[@reflex4602]

Cool video

[@BuckwheatInfamous]

Ok first off, no hate at all towards you, but I love Dark Side! I respect you like crazy though for putting it that low. I feel like sometimes people feel they HAVE to rank it at the top bc “it’s just the best” but there are things wrong with it, IE the personal touch of the Wall. Great ranking man!

[@goodknight37]

I’ve never liked the Wall, but after watching this I definitely need to revisit it with a different mindset.

[@zacstarkey1369]

Your pronunciation of Harrods was correct btw great video

[@PeKe999]

Hi, My top3 Floyd albums. 3. The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn 2. Meddle 1. Atom Heart Mother

[@wojosquad4680]

My ranking 1. The Wall 2. Wish You Were Here 3. Middle 4. Animals 5. The Piper at the gates of down 6. Dark Side of the moon 7. Atom heart Mother 8. The Final Cut 9. The Endless River 10. The Divison Bell 11. Ummagumma 12. A Saucerful Of Secrets 13. Obsocured by the clouds 14. More 15. A momentry lapse of reason

[@tinypurplefishes2903]

I doubt you’ll see this but I need to post it anyways just to say thanks. Because our stories are oddly extremely close to one another I too am transfem, and after my own mental breakdown, The Wall saved me. And it too is my favorite Floyd album for that reason. The isolation, mental torture, and anger all spoke to my mindset at the time (minus the fascism part lol). And it’s wild to see someone who went through almost exactly what I did and connect with the exact same album. It’s oddly validating. So thank you so much for

[@officialFredDurstfanclub]

Got inspired by your mention of merging More and Ummagumma, so I thought that would be fun to do. 1. Cirrus Minor 2. The Nile Song 3. Crying Song 4. Green is the Color 5. The Narrow Way (Pt. 3) 6. Cymbeline Side 2; 7. Grantchester Meadows 8. Ibiza Bar 9. Baby Blue Shuffle in D Minor (The Narrow Way Pt. 1) 10. Main Theme 11. Sysyphus (Pt. 4)

[@ZZ-rc1yw]

Wish you were here helped me go thru pain and when I had to cut off my ex of like 4 years

[@jagdeepkaul1261]

1 - The Dark Side Of The Moon 2 - Wish You Were Here 3 - Atom Heart Mother 4 - Animals 5 - The Walls 6 - Meddle 7 - Ummagumma 8 - A Saucerful Of Secrets 9 - Obscured By Clouds 10 - The Division Bell 11 - More 12 - The Endless River 13 - The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn 14 - A Momentary Lapse Of Reason 15 - The Final Cut

[@lumo7763]

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[@visionedspoon2821]

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[@BlueTomorrows]

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[@themagicbillyshow3389]

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[@mone2266]

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[@lulubellepfboots]

Did you know that animals album was inspired by the book Animal Farm... The book is well baisicly the album! I really recommend it (the book) because it is short and from what I understand it talks about how the soviet union turned into a dictatorship. Also I just find it really funny how more is my favourite album but almost every ranking on yt puts it really low on the list. Idk I just love all the tracks including spanish piece and quicksilver. Up the kyber and the party sequences are not that great but it is still my favourite album... Cirrus minor, the nile song, the crying song, green is the colour, cymbaline, ibiza bar, more blues, dramatic and main theme these are some of my favourite songs. Also this is probably the best ranking I've seen so far and not because of the numbers the albums go to but because you really did a good job explaining why you put the album so low/high on the list Good job man Edit: good job girl :)

[@Sarhamnjo]

Huge Thank You for giving praise to the More Blues! Maybe the most underrated gem in Floyds history. I admit in my ranking More also doesn´t make more than No 10, but with this I´m obviously well above most people´s rankings.

[@chrismoore488]

They actually had a live show that’s exactly what you described of a combination of the best songs from More and Umma Gumma. It was called The Man and the Journey and the whole thing can be found in their 1969 early years playlist. It’s a very good listen and every song is better than the studio versions probably besides The Narrow Way Pt 3

[@ezekielbrockmann114]

9:30 A Perfect Superintendent Chalmers Cameo.

[@tab0749]

hiii! i absolutely loved your video! i agree with a lot of your opinions as well! my personal list is a bit different than yours and i wont get into it cause this would be way too long of a comment LOL- but this is my personal ranking! keep being yourself!

[@BlueTomorrows]

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[@Simone77777]

1. The wall 2. Dark side of the moon 3. Wish you were here 4. Meddle 5. Obscured by clouds 6. The division bell 7. Animals 8. The final cut 9. A momentary laps of reason 10. The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn

[@MatthewSaliba]

Pink Floyd: Ranked 1. The Dark Side of the Moon (1973) 2. The Wall (1979) 3. Wish You Were Here (1975) 4. Meddle (1971) 5. A Saucerful of Secrets (1968) 6. The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967) 7. Animals (1977) 8. Obscured by Clouds (1972) 9. Atom Heart Mother (1970) 10. Ummagumma (1969) 11. More (1969) 12. The Division Bell (1993) 13. The Endless River (2014) 14. The Final Cut (1983) 15. A Momentary Lapse of Reason (1987)

[@haydnplus]

Every time I feel as if I’m being rejected by everyone and everything, I sit down alone and listen to the Wall. After the album is over, I emerge feeling refreshed, stronger, and in better control of my own life. Pink Floyd is a better medicine than 95% of what mental doctors tell you.

[@klozz2080]

can you tell the footage used? this incredible animations looks so rare, I can't find this anywhere in internet

[@crowstorical187]

15. The Endless River 14. A Momentary Lapse of Reason 13. More 12. The Final Cut 11. Ummagumma 10. Obscured by Clouds 9. The Division Bell 8. A Saucerful of Secrets 7. The Wall 6. Wish You Were Here 5. Atom Heart Mother 4. Animals 3. Piper at the Gates of Dawn The Wall 2. Meddle 1. Dark Side of the Moon

[@vayres7512]

My top 5 Animals, Dark Side of the Moon, The Wall, Wish you were here, The Final Cut.

[@tonymartinez849]

Here's mine if yall care 1. The piper at the gates of dawn 2. A saucerful of secrets 3. Obscured by clouds 4. Animals 5. Wish you were here 6. The dark side of the moon 7. The wall 8. Echoes 9. Atom heart mother 10. Umagumma 11. A momentarily laps of reason 12. The final cut 13. The division bell 14. More 15. The endless river And ik ik my list is very odd I like the early pink floyd best pre- dark side But this is how I think of the albums (1967 - 1969 psyche/experimental era) 1970 - 1972 (peaceful era) 1973 - 1983 (Golden era) 1987 - now (Roger left era) Lmao

[@turbomustang84]

Our life experience couldn't be more different and although I agree with some of your opinions for me Animals will always be my favorite.... Seeing it live at age 16 is probably why

[@henryt3802]

1. The dark side of the moon 2. Meddle 3. Animals 4. wish you were here 5. atom heart mother 6. the wall 7. obscured by clouds 8. piper at the gates of dawn 9. saucerful of secrets 10. the division bell 11. more 12. the endless river 13. momentary lapse of reason 14. the final cut i would rank them all on nr. 1 if i could

[@yung_rebo]

I love pink floyd. ✨️Shine on✨️

[@LSqre]

I think that there's a really strong argument for DSotM, WYWH, Animals, or The Wall to be #1. For me my favourite changes depending on how I feel or what's going on in my life or the world.

[@atomheartmother70]

I agree except Animals. I would put it on 2. I love it but not good as the other three. My favourite song on Animals is pigs (3do) and yours?

[@patchiezero]

pink floyd

[@tarjei8944]

Pretty good list, the wall is also my favorite Floyd album. I really love obscured by cloud and would put it higher. And would put ummagumma last. But yeah pretty good list

[@TheGooseIsLoose9000]

I too love The Wall. Best album.

[@knowwankeno1de1witdelongna85]

I cri so hard everytime I watch the film the wall. 😂😢😂😢😂😢😂 like this, and more faces hehheheheheh

[@person-hq2xq]

1. The Dark Side of the Moon 2. The Wall 3. Animals 4. A Saucerful of Secrets 5. Wish You Were Here 6. The Final Cut 7. Obscured by Clouds 8. The Piper at the Gates of Dawn 9. Meddle 10. More 11. The Division Bell 12. The Endless River 13. Atom Heart Mother 14. Ummagumma 15. A Momentary Lapse of Reason Edit: The top two switch places for me like every day it just depends what mood I’m in

[@TiagoCavalcanti-ji6hu]

The Wall has been my favorite album ever since... ever