Favorite Pink Floyd song and why?
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The Wall. It's simple and classic and everyone knows the words. My other favorite is Dark Side of the Moon.
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pink floyd, another brick in the wall/wish you were here!!!!!
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Wish You Were Here- Pink Floyd\n\nI just like that song. It's kind of sad, and pretty calm.
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Time - Pink Floyd.  Blaze a trail and be the first woman singer of this song.  I'll bet it works.
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That's an old Pink Floyd Classic called "Have a Cigar". I think it's on the Wish You Were Here album.
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Pink Floyd!!!! There will never be another band like that again.
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I loved Pink Floyd Division Bell Tour, or Phish from the early 90s rocked!!
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I like both Coldplay and Keane. I have to definitely give the edge to Coldplay though. I have all of their CDs and just saw them in concert. I've been to a bunch of concerts in my life but there's is by far the best concert ever. almost spiritual. Pink Floyd used to be my favorite band of all time but Coldplay is now. I suppose I'm getting more mellow as I get older....lol\n\nHard to pick a favorite song. I do like Keane's "She Has No Time" a lot. Very slow but has a lot of meaning to me.\n\nColdplay doesn't have a single bad song....however, it is really hard to beat Fix You and Yellow though for making you want to sing along. Both of these songs had the greatest crowd reaction in concert. They dropped HUGE yellow balloons during Yellow and then they saved Fix You for their very last encore song. \n\nLook at the stars, look how they shine for you....:)
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HEY YOU IS A SONG FROM PINK FLOYD!!!
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Depends what era of Pink Floyd you are going for. \n\nThe druggy stuff (Wall, Dark Side, Momentary Lapse of Reason) influenced Queensryche...ala Silent Lucidity. Also Alan Parson's Project and some Genesis as in Man on the Corner.\n\nThe progressive stuff like Meddle (sorry I'm not as familiar with this as much) was similar to other bands from that genre: Yes, Genesis, ELP, King Crimson. Ironic that I didn't like this stuff from Floyd because Yes is far and away my fav band...but not the frenetic, chaotic stuff. \n\nYou can also check out Roger Waters, David Gilmore, and Syd Barrett solo careers.
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hmm... out of the list I vote for #3, Transistor =)\nlove the rest, but gotta show love to that song/album
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Favorite "Physical Graffitti", as "Kashmir" is a song I could listen to over and over and over and never tire of.\n\nLeast Favorite: "The Song Remains the Same". No! It doesn't remain the same! I like the studio versions better, dammit!
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"Round Here" by Counting Crows is still my favorite song of all time....
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Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd\nStairway to Heaven- Led Zepellin\nI should've quit you , babe- Led Zepellin\nThe Lemon song- LedZepellin\nWell almost every song from first 4 albums by Led Zepellin!\nI put a spell on you- Credence Clearwater Revival or CCR (for their fans)\nSusie Q by the CCR\nMiss you by Rolling Stones\nImagine- John Lennon\nall in "Abbey Road" and White Album by the Beatles.................................\nL.A Woman- The Doors\nThe End- The Doors  (check'em out!)\n\nthat should keep you busy.....enjoy it.
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Nick Mason, Syd Barrett, David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Richard Wright.  First album.. I think was The "Piper At The Gates Of Dawn" in 1967
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bkimbo443 reminded me of another absolutely great song by Floyd Cramer. It's "On the Rebound". It's all piano all the way through and it rocks! I guess you could say it's ALL piano solo! \n\nAlso the Song "Woman from Tokyo" by Deep Purple has one of the finest piano solos you'll ever come across as well.
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one of my favorite songs ever is "what difference does it make" by the smiths. im also a huge elvis costello fan (a famous song is "pump it up").  john lennon is great too ("working class hero" and "watching the wheels" are two great selections). have fun\n\n:)