all pink floyd albums chronological order

Humble Pie ….'As Safe as Yesterday Is' …(though 'Rockin' the Fillmore' is amazing) Nick Drake.'Five Leaves Left' (All his albums are brilliant) Yes.'The Yes Album' (I agee Geddy…'Fragile' is very good too) Neil Young.'After the Goldrush' (tough.as I really like Harvest and Everyone Knows.) The Who.'Who's Next' (agree with Geddy)Ĭat Stevens.…Mona Bone Jakon' (though 'Tea for the Tillerman' is close second)

It is a live album recorded in 1968, featuring the phenomenal bass of Jack Casady, teenaged Geddy (Gary Weinrib) was wearing out that LP back 69. Jefferson Airplane's 'Bless It's Pointed Little Head', He is a bass player.so I can see why he included on his list, I don't really have a Top Ten album list. Who left soon after to form the band 'Rhinoceros'. The bass playing on 'Unconscious Power'.mind bogglingly good, Jerry Penrod, Nice to see Iron Butterfly's 'Heavy' debut album on your list.

Very good list.I have most of those albums. Robin Trower - Twice removed from yesterdayīlood sweat and tears - Child is father to the man In later years I really graduated to guitar players: Steve Vai, Eric Johnson, Tony Macalpine, Ritchie Blackmore, Mike Bloomfield, Jeff Beck and on and on. I also was (and am) a guitar player so any band that was guitar driven caught my ear. I was 14 in 67 when I bought my first albums. I remember my 'Classical' phase, trying to be an intellectual (w/o success) c. By about then, I was comfortable in what I liked and had tried just about every music genre. Probably then up until my late 20s, in the 1990s. Then Boston's second album for Christmas, '78 or '79. Before that, some Styx: yelled at by my dad for spending my lunch money on Styx - Equinox.so, mid 1970s. If my own experience was typical, hmm: first album I recall buying was an import from Australia, called 'Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap' from.(gasp) AC/DC. I'm sure we are products of our formative years for music. I think the couple replies above are children of the '70s-'80s, and '60s-'70s.

King Crimson – (Beat, Three of a Perfect Pair, Discipline trilogy) That said, here are my favorite albums of all time, in descending order.ĭream Theater – Metropolis Pt. Radiohead – OK ComputerI’m betting we’re inspired most by the music we loved in our formative years. Jimi Hendrix Experience – Are You Experienced? Jefferson Airplane – Bless Its Pointed Little Head (Live) Couple of my favorites are from the 1990s, though, and one from the 2000s: my top ten is below, Rush is at the very tip top. I like hard/prog rock, and was a child of the late 1970s and ‘80s. I always like to read about those who inspired giants, and Geddy Lee (virtuoso bassist, keyboards, vocalist of Rush for 40 years) is one of the all-time great Rock musicians. Caught an article the other day listing Geddy Lee’s favorite albums.

All pink floyd albums chronological order