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Pink Floyd 2005 Reunion

In celebration of the 2005 Reunion, please look back your note:

Pink Floyd:
Roger Waters
David Gilmour
Nick Mason
Richard Wright

Pink Floyd Discography

05/1967 – The Piper at the Gates of Dawn: Psychedelic soundscapes and lyrical insanity.
06/1968 – A Saucerful of Secrets: Experimental psychedelica and more lyrical insanity.
07/1969 – More (Film Score): Intense and contemplative film score.
10/1969 – Ummagumma (2-Disc Set): Electric, flowing live disc and experimental, explorative studio disc.
01/1970 – Zabriskie Point (Film Score): Diverse collection of absolute Floyd treasures.
10/1970 – Atom Heart Mother: Orchestrated psychedelica and thematic experimental trauma, plus hits.
05/1971 – Relics (Hits & Unreleased): Some classic hits and other unreleased goodness.
11/1971 – Meddle: Coalescing Floyd momentum expressively and emotionally revealed.
06/1972 – Obscured by Clouds (Film Score for La Vallee): Loosely integrated collection of inspirationally defined Floyd essence.
03/1973 – The Dark Side of the Moon: Pure artistic expression via experimental exploration and psychedelic enlightenment.
04/1973 – A Nice Pair (Hits & Unreleased): A nice collection of excellent tracks and unreleased hits.
09/1975 – Wish You Were Here: Timeless, mysterious, inspiring — Pink Floyd demonstrate their true mastery of the craft.
01/1977 – Animals: Powerfully complex, heaviness manifests in deep, moving sets — Floyd’s finest hour.
11/1979 – The Wall: Emotionally orchestrated, intensely dynamic, and flawlessly executed.
11/1981 – Great Dance Songs (Hits): Dance your pants off with several of the most popular Floyd gems.
12/1981 – Is There Anybody Out There?: Live version of The Wall, featuring two previously unreleased tracks.
03/1983 – The Final Cut: An intensely meditative and subjective emotional revelation.
11/1983 – Works (Hits & Unreleased): Even more greatest hits along with a few unreleased tracks to sweeten the deal.
06/2001 – Echoes (Hits): Scraping the barrel — perhaps useful for the uninitiated folks.

Pink Floyd (without Roger Waters)

1987 – A Momentary Lapse Of Reason: Melancholy soundscapes perfect for distant mental excursions.
1988 – Delicate Sound Of Thunder (Live): Live version of Momentary Lapse of Reason.
1994 – The Division Bell: Strained adventures into yesterday via intimately performed collaborations.
1995 – Pulse (Live): Live version of the The Division Bell.

Roger Waters Discography

1970 – The Body: Experimental soundscapes expressing various bodily functions. Features the classic song, Give Birth to a Smile.
1984 – The Pros & Cons Of Hitch Hiking: Melodically challenged if not relatively interesting.
1987 – Radio K.A.O.S: Historically significant insight into earthly existence during the 1980’s.
1990 – The Wall: Live In Berlin: A Theoretically significant, if not philosophically relevant, live concert event.
1992 – Amused To Death: Roger Waters at his best — an astounding masterpiece — absolute brilliance.
2001 – In The Flesh?: Sincere, authentic Floyd emulations featuring plenty of tantalizing favorites.
2002 – Flickering Flame: Roger Waters greatest hits, featuring demos, live tracks, and remixes.
2005 – Ca Ira: Roger Waters explores the world of opera. Great, if you like opera..

David Gilmour Discography

1978 – David Gilmour: Relaxing and inspiring, no-frills blues-rock with a spaced-out, timeless quality.
1984 – About Face: Halfway decent assortment of relentless 80’s radio rock: "A couple of good songs, but again, swamped in 80’s production, horn stabs, and other embarassments."
2006 – On An Island: Down-to-earth subjective exploration.