And then one day you find, 10 years have got behind you …

Fearless is in my Floyd Top 10.

 

On The Run.
It makes you wonder how a group of people could possibly get that high.

 

First concert was Pink in 1988 at Meadowlands. I was 14.

Fearless, Wot's the Deal, Free Four, One Slip, Wish You Were Here are my favorite songs. Off Dark Side, I like Time.

 

Of the “newer” stuff, A Great Day for Freedom and Take It Back are good. Off The Wall, the solo on Comfortably Numb is the greatest guitar solo ever recorded. Period. End of sentence.

 

You might say it’s the climax of Side 1 …

 

To answer the original question, tough call. Time and Money historically have been my favorites, but as the sun keeps making trips around the earth, I like Us and Them more and more. It’s Rick Wright’s finest hour with the Floyd.

 

Re: Wright
If he was still alive, would they consider one more World Tour? Just one more trip around the place…….close it out with Roger at Earls Court or something……I think it was Sony or someone that offered them something in the billions some time back, but Wright was declining rapidly and they said No Wright, No Way. Shoot, as much money as Gilmour, Mason have, they could donate the whole thing to a charity…….

 

If you have Sirius/XM…..Deep Tracks (27) starting Friday at 1 est and going all weekend is doing a huge DSOTM tribute……..I thought they would actually relaunch the Pink Floyd channel for the anniversary……

 

Only Pink Floyd song ever used in a tv commercial.

 

I don't think Roger and David are ever going to be on speaking terms again. They might glance at each other at the funeral if they outlive Nick Mason. If Waters is even invited.