one noted high school drop out punk rock band.

i started this project 10 months ago and ive waited for this moment so much waking up in the morning to see what album i got and see this beautiful album cover. this is pink floyd's masterpiece. wish you were, the wall, animals, meddle are brilliant albums as well (echoes is my favorite floyd song) but none of those albums gives me an expirience like i get with the album. this record just flows and you lose yourself in the music for 43 minutes. i have so many memories with this album, listening to it for the first time, listening to it on a roadtrip, before sleep, in a basketball game, watching the wizard of oz which btw works INCREDIBLE! this is an album when floyd were still a democracy untill roger waters became in-charge, the vocals of david gilmour and richard wright together creat such an amazing harmony, waters brilliant lyrics, gilmour's iconic solos on time and money, one of the best drummers of all time nick mason creating sort of a melody with the drums in time, richard wright on keys just ties it all together man. you get sucked in with all those sound effects that will repeat throught the album in "speak to me" which transitions BRILLIANTLY into "Breathe". and then you go on a trip in "On the run" untill it all explodes and lead to probably the best lyrics ive heard ever "and you run and you run to catch up with the sun but it sinking" and then breathe reprise. after all of this madness and the heavenly guitar solo the album transition into "The great gig in the sky" so few words, so many emotions. clare tory is such an amazing singer. and with that side one is over, you flip the record and get one of the best and iconic bass riffs in progressive rock "Money", with elemnts of blues rock in an odd time signiture of 7/4 and great sax solo by dick parry. then the last 17 minutes of the album: "Us and them", "Any colour you like", "brain damage", "eclipse". these song goes through psychadelic rock, jazz fusion. us and them is richard wright best performance on the album. any colour you like is just an amazing trip and encore to us and them. brain damage's lyrics refer to syd barret's mental health "the lunatic is in my head..." "and if the band you're in starts playing different tunes" eclipse is probably the best climax to an album ever made "the sun is in tune, but the sun is eclipsed by the moon" also, they recorded interviews with their roadies and asked them questions like when was the last time you were violent? were you in the right? paul and linda mccartney also were interviewed but not included in the album. alan parsons is an amazing producer. there is a good reason why this album is so succssesful and iconic, its the best thing ever recorded, best album of the 70s, best album ever and such an important album to music history that influenced so many people. there have been amazing bands covering this album like dream theater, the flaming lips and so on and it is my dream too one day perform this entire album live and pay tribute to these great 4: Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Nick Mason, Richard Wright on a side note, roger waters dark side of the moon REDUX is the most awful album ive ever heard and uneccessery rendition of a perfect untouchable album. stay away from that album and go listen to the original again. Thank you PInk Floyd.

4/5

4/5

liked songs: she's losing it mary jo didnt like: all the rest

liked songs: big iron they're hanging me tonight the master's call in the valley little green valley

that was amazing

i can see why this is influincial but not for me first song was great tho

pretty great 3/5

a few good atmosphiric songs but it was just so blend

liked songs: someone somewhere big sleep glittering prize

4/5 great one classic

one noted high school drop out punk rock band.

you just cant go wrong with fleetwood mac!! 5/5

all of my childhood in one album this album made my taste in music and who i am. a true masterpiece and exactly what an 8 year old me needed

Can see why it’s in the list just wasn’t for me

Liked one song the rest just blended together and at some point I didn’t cared at all

Better than I thought it would be

Not for me

i dont like this genre very much but this was really good

probably the best album i've heard for the first time in this project for now. favorites: goodbye yellow brick road candle in the wind ive seen that movie too all the girls love alice harmony

i only knew one song from supergrass before i heard the album and it was "Alright" but damn this was heavier than i thought it would be. such a great album with an incredible opening. the last songs werent as good in my opinion. great runtime, perfect length. 4/5

shitty background music. the sweetest embrace of all caught me off guard, that was heavy. last of the album was just annoying

some of the songs were great and some were a worse version of boring dylan mumbling about stuff

not a fan of gangsta rap but i really enjoyed this one

Just boring

first album of the list i already listened to. for a long time i hated this album and barret's era of floyd. but something about this listening expirience, everything just connected together. the quirky, pshycadelic and weird and random sound of this album is so special. the cool producing expiriments throught the album. although they are probably just riffin on the instruments it sounds so trippy and damn the accent of syd. i still prefer roger waters floyd era but its so cool to see how they developed to be the greatest band we know as PINK FLOYD. man they must have had so much fun in the studio, and drugs. fun and drugs "this is the best part of the trip, this is the trip, the best part i really like" - jim morrison - the soft parade

my childhood in an album

never expected to enjoy it that much a song with stevie wonder?!?! everything with stevie is gold!

the fourth album from this project that i own a CD of after the police's "synchronicity", guns n roses "apetite for destruction" and pink floyd "the piper at the gates of dawn". probably this is the album ive heard the most in my life. every song just hits, the transitions between ballads and rock song and a gospel song just moves so smoothly you cant even notice you spent 42 minutes listening to this masterpiece. this album was my introduction to billy joel's discography. although this album is incredible i prefer billy's turnstiles or 52nd street anoher great albums of him. this album is so many memories for me. perfect for any situation and every car ride i had since i bought the album. this album made me take the organ from the basement after years i didnt played and learned the intro to the stranger.

heard this one before love this album

Man i love led zeppelin. heard this one so many times, own this one on CD as well. led zeppelin is so many memories for me. a 9 year old me with my dad driving to the hospital to visit my pregnant mother at the time blasting an mp3 CD i bought at a fair for a buck. the CD was half side eric clapton's money and cigarettes and half of zeppelin's long songs like dazed and confused, stairway, since ive been loving you and babe im gonna leave you. still have the CD in the car, still listens to it in every chance i get. a few months ago i built with my friends a Rehearsal room in our school shelter. we put Acoustic tiles all over the walls and posters. we had to paint the walls of the entire room in black so me (A guitarist) , my friend (a drummer) and our singer ainted the whole room in 3 hours while listening to this album and trading stories all the time. i lost a good pair of pants that day because of that paint man. thank you led zeppelin for your legendery music and the memories. Led Zeppelin 1 is a perfect zeppelin album A perfect rock album A perfect debut album PERFECT. if you are reading this you are welcome to follow my band instegram page, check us out! https://www.instagram.com/pahimaband/

really enjoyed this one. although i prefer joni mitchell's blue more this album is more musically intersting and has many instruments and the title track was amazing.

really fun album!! never listened to bob marley very much except from his hits but this was amazing

bob dylan is my favorite artist, my role model. about a week ago i bought a harmonica because of dylan and heard this album. and this day 2/6/23 the day i got this aalbum from this project is also the day that dylan's 40th album "shadow kingdom" was released!!

never listened to alice cooper before except from his big hits like poison, no more mr nice guy and the title track schools out. man this album was so much not what i expected, it was awesome. elements of jazz rock. loved it

except clint eastwood hated every second of it

great debut album from one of the greatest bands.

just amazing. he really is one of the greatest guitarists ever

i dont know if kids were scared of the thriller music video because it was horror or because its michael jackson and they're kids incredible album though

heard this once a long time ago didnt remembered anything beside the title track. yesterday i began to listen to the title track again and heard again thick as a brick. and what do you know the next day i got this album on the project. heard this thing like 5 times today. steven wilson remix, live album, special edition everything. love the combination of prog rock and folk and man the flute is awesome. incredible lyrics just perfect album and so far my favorite from jethro tull so far ive listened to aqualung, thick as a brick, a passion play and A

third album i got on this project from the stones. i got beggars bunquet and aftermath all of them were amazing but this is the best one so far. favorite songs wild horses i got the blues cant hear me knocking

this is the third album ive heard from the who. so far ive heard the who sells out and tommy. man this is a great live album, heard the expended version with the almost full performance of tommy. the sound quality is great you can hear every instrument on its own. great band great live album

first album ive heard from aretha franklin. such an amazing singer. eric clapton is also playing guitar here. really cool

never heard of them before really enjoyed this one

that was interesting af

i love YES. one of the greatest prog bands. the big 4 albums from fragile to relayer is just masterpieces. close to the edge is probably the best thing ever recorded. fragile is my phone ringtone. love this band

One of the freatest concept albums of all time

i started this project 10 months ago and ive waited for this moment so much waking up in the morning to see what album i got and see this beautiful album cover. this is pink floyd's masterpiece. wish you were, the wall, animals, meddle are brilliant albums as well (echoes is my favorite floyd song) but none of those albums gives me an expirience like i get with the album. this record just flows and you lose yourself in the music for 43 minutes. i have so many memories with this album, listening to it for the first time, listening to it on a roadtrip, before sleep, in a basketball game, watching the wizard of oz which btw works INCREDIBLE! this is an album when floyd were still a democracy untill roger waters became in-charge, the vocals of david gilmour and richard wright together creat such an amazing harmony, waters brilliant lyrics, gilmour's iconic solos on time and money, one of the best drummers of all time nick mason creating sort of a melody with the drums in time, richard wright on keys just ties it all together man. you get sucked in with all those sound effects that will repeat throught the album in "speak to me" which transitions BRILLIANTLY into "Breathe". and then you go on a trip in "On the run" untill it all explodes and lead to probably the best lyrics ive heard ever "and you run and you run to catch up with the sun but it sinking" and then breathe reprise. after all of this madness and the heavenly guitar solo the album transition into "The great gig in the sky" so few words, so many emotions. clare tory is such an amazing singer. and with that side one is over, you flip the record and get one of the best and iconic bass riffs in progressive rock "Money", with elemnts of blues rock in an odd time signiture of 7/4 and great sax solo by dick parry. then the last 17 minutes of the album: "Us and them", "Any colour you like", "brain damage", "eclipse". these song goes through psychadelic rock, jazz fusion. us and them is richard wright best performance on the album. any colour you like is just an amazing trip and encore to us and them. brain damage's lyrics refer to syd barret's mental health "the lunatic is in my head..." "and if the band you're in starts playing different tunes" eclipse is probably the best climax to an album ever made "the sun is in tune, but the sun is eclipsed by the moon" also, they recorded interviews with their roadies and asked them questions like when was the last time you were violent? were you in the right? paul and linda mccartney also were interviewed but not included in the album. alan parsons is an amazing producer. there is a good reason why this album is so succssesful and iconic, its the best thing ever recorded, best album of the 70s, best album ever and such an important album to music history that influenced so many people. there have been amazing bands covering this album like dream theater, the flaming lips and so on and it is my dream too one day perform this entire album live and pay tribute to these great 4: Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Nick Mason, Richard Wright on a side note, roger waters dark side of the moon REDUX is the most awful album ive ever heard and uneccessery rendition of a perfect untouchable album. stay away from that album and go listen to the original again. Thank you PInk Floyd.

one of the pioneers of heavy metal. this album have a rough and heavy sound for 1968. love the psychadelic stuff

one of the best debut albums of all time. one of the best bands ever. love the doors so much.

I love yes

best rush album one of the greatest prog albums i love rush

Perfect album

more like an album you must die before you listen to

Best album of all time!!

Masterpiece

i wore this album t-shirt to my grandma's funeral

Masterpiece