WHO loves PINK FLOYD as much as I do ?
927949
They truly are one of my favorite bands!  They are unique and the whole experience of music is made better by listening to them!  They are creative and musical geniuses!  I know there will never be another band like them!!  Love them!
240153
i do i do !!!!!!!!!!!
546812
I have a bit of a problem with certain bands, like pink Floyd or radio head for example, this is not because they produce bad music, far from it, but I have had friends who insisted on playing me them and explaining they're understandings and interpretations about the songs to me, It put me of them. When I have had chance to listen to them in my own space and gain my own appreciation of them, then I have been able to start enjoying what I'm listening to and discoverer meanings that may not have been apparent to that Friend with the blinkered beliefs. Who knows, I may be closer to the authors original intent.
1097129
Same here, I like that song best too. =)
1004325
Yes, I do. All the time!!
609615
OK...I don't know what any of you are thinking...\n\nWISH YOU WERE HERE\n\n...is absolutely the greatest Pink Floyd album ever.  That would be closely followed by DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, ANIMALS, and MEDDLE.\n\nPulse and Division Bell don't even come CLOSE to these.
885607
I love their music!!! My favorite song of theirs is "I can only imagine".
221416
Just about anything released between Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall.\n\nOk, since we've got people posting who obviously haven't heard much Floyd, let me list a few songs.\n\nEchoes\nTime\nUs and Them\nShine on You Crazy Diamond\nWish You Were Here\nSheep\nComfortably Numb\nHey You\nOne of my Turns\nLearning to Fly
545522
band: Pink Floyd\nsong: another brick in the wall\nalbum: The Wall
202468
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.
661759
since i met  THE WHO  in 68 i love everything they do..lol\nbut my all time fav is baba o reiley
1068435
I loved Pink Floyd Division Bell Tour, or Phish from the early 90s rocked!!
1036009
You are not alone! Those are some of my favorite bands!
537009
They're my favorite band!!!!!!! I especially like their old stuff but all of it is FANTASTIC!
678553
Favorite band -- Pink Floyd \nFavorite current band -- U2, Switchfoot and Coldplay.\n\nFavorite movies -- Chariots of Fire, the Lord of the Ring trilogies, Harold and Maude.\n\nFavorite foreign films -- Wings of desire, Diva, Day for Night, and Dreams.\n\nFavorite books -- the Gospels, Psalms and any biography on Bob Dylan.\n\nFavorite new book -- Blue like jazz.
1025094
Pink Floyd deserves their own genre of music. It isn't just "rock"; it isn't just "progressive rock"; they encompass both of those with a heavy dose of blues, jazz, classical and folk thrown in. NOBODY sounds like them; anything that comes close is like a bad parody. They are commonly dismissed as "stoner music" but that misses the point. Probably the biggest Floyd Fanatic I've ever met -tons of bootlegs, etc- was a total straight edge; never drank, never did drugs. Sure, the Floyd sounds great when you're stoned, but the irony is that Syd Barrett was the only real  hard druggy in the group (as opposed to pothead), and he bowed out early. \n"Animals" has always been my favourite Pink Floyd album. I think "Dark Side Of The Moon" and "The Wall" are seriously overrated. I'm not crazy about the albums they made after Roger Waters quit; Dave Gilmour is a hell of a guitarist but he just lacks Waters' artistic vision and social conscience. Maybe the original group will reform and tour; Waters and Gilmour have both hinted at it. It'd be nice; I saw "Pink Floyd" on the Pulse/Division Bell tour and it just didn't seem like the Floyd, even if it was three fourths of them. Hearing David Gilmour singing "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" and the rest of the oldies just wasn't the same.
866936
i sure do. all kinds of music. at the moment my favorite album to do this is (  ) by Sigur Ros.