azzaman333
meh
DSOTM bores me, and I've never heard The Wall as far as I can remember.
Dark Side of the Moon vs. The Wall
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mrwhite89
Bad Lieutenant
Animals was their best album.
Lambert Simnel
One across
A while back, there used to be a simple question which gave real insight into people's character - "Which is your favourite Beatle ?".
John was, of course, the right answer for anyone with rebellion, spirit, sensitivity or independence. Paul was the option for the safe, middle class folk who didn't like music as art or rebellion, but simply as something nice to hum in the car. George, well, if you voted George you were wrong, but you were trying to prove how unique and different you were.
And if you voted Ringo, you were either joking, had absolutely no ear for music, or just loved "Thomas the Tank Engine".
I reckon this is the same sort of question. I'll leave others to provide the analysis why (
), but the right (John Lennon equivalent) answer is unequivocally "Dark Side of the Moon". "The Wall" and "Wish You Were Here" are good albums, but, then again, McCartney and Harrison were good musicians without ever managing to be John Lennon....
John was, of course, the right answer for anyone with rebellion, spirit, sensitivity or independence. Paul was the option for the safe, middle class folk who didn't like music as art or rebellion, but simply as something nice to hum in the car. George, well, if you voted George you were wrong, but you were trying to prove how unique and different you were.
And if you voted Ringo, you were either joking, had absolutely no ear for music, or just loved "Thomas the Tank Engine".
I reckon this is the same sort of question. I'll leave others to provide the analysis why (
), but the right (John Lennon equivalent) answer is unequivocally "Dark Side of the Moon". "The Wall" and "Wish You Were Here" are good albums, but, then again, McCartney and Harrison were good musicians without ever managing to be John Lennon....
Scratcher
Emperor
Dark side of the moon. This album still gets a regular play whereas the Wall only gets an outing once in a blue moon.
cthom
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i was in a dentists waiting room of all places and noticed a copy of Time magazine. it's feature was the 25th anniversary of dsotm. according to its figures, the total number of albums bought equated to 1 in 3 of the worlds population!
Damnyankee
Honest Abe
Not true, I hear the wall all the time.
Godwynn
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Dark side of the moon.
Money and Time are two of my favorite Pink Floyd songs ever.
Money and Time are two of my favorite Pink Floyd songs ever.
Lozzy_Ozzy
Rapture
Meddle!
But out of those two... DSOTM, I much preferred The Wall live to on the album so if you include that then that gets my vote.
But out of those two... DSOTM, I much preferred The Wall live to on the album so if you include that then that gets my vote.
