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Poll Question: Which is your favorite?
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    Posted: January 26 2017 at 15:47
Now most of us can agree that Pink Floyd was one of the best, if not the best, band that ever existed - in both progressive rock and in general. 

The albums are listed in chronological order, so this shouldn't be too hard. :-)

And my preference is... Animals!
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I'll go with "I like the David Gilmour's era!" Wink

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Originally posted by Tillerman88 Tillerman88 wrote:

I'll go with "I like the David Gilmour's era!" Wink

I was told by a friend not to put in that option. WinkCry

But yeah, David Gilmour was probably the best in the band, and probably my favorite musician of all time. Have you heard his solo work, and his work with The Orb? It's like nothing else...
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Originally posted by mlkpad14 mlkpad14 wrote:

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But yeah, David Gilmour was probably the best in the band, and probably my favorite musician of all time. Have you heard his solo work, and his work with The Orb? It's like nothing else...
 
Gilmour's first self-titled album and About Face are splendid!
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The Wall for me. Not only my favorite PF album, but my favorite album in general. Meddle is a close 2nd.
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Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

Originally posted by mlkpad14 mlkpad14 wrote:

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But yeah, David Gilmour was probably the best in the band, and probably my favorite musician of all time. Have you heard his solo work, and his work with The Orb? It's like nothing else...
 
Gilmour's first self-titled album and About Face are splendid!

Glad to see that somebody thinks like I do! I would listen to Gilmour as a profession if I could. :D
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Ummugumma, Atom Heart Mother then Animals, but I don't like the later albums at all

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It was a tossup between Atom Heart Mother and Animals for me, but I figured that the former would get more overshadowed by the mid 70's material, so I decided to give it a vote.
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Wish you were here, for me, though almost tied with Animals, and Division Bell being a close third. Still, I love most of what they did.
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Ummagumma is my favorite Pink Floyd album, closely followed by Piper.
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"Meddle", closely followed by "Ummagumma"


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WYWH, followed by DSOTM and Meddle
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Wish You Were Here > Ummagumma > Meddle
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I don't like the Barrett era at all and the Waters era is dull. Gilmour and Wright were the heart of Floyd for me.
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