Least Favourite Floyd Albums

No thanks, you dirty old man.

You find your body dirty? How sad.

Yeah, I should shower more often.

How often do you shower at present?

I had to vote for aMLoR. I refuse to call it "not floyd"... but I will gladly call it "not as good floyd"

I did not like this album as a whole, but I proudly enjoy various and MOST of the songs on there as SONGS. My favourites being "Yet Another Movie/Round and Around" and "Sorrow"

For some reason, whenever I listen to Sorrow, I can hear Roger's voice in my head singing the verses. I think the song's verses should have been sung by Roger if he hadn't've left the band.

And yes, "hadn't've" is a double conjunction!!!

And while I'm posting... Animals USED to be one of my LEAST favourites.... and then I listened to it nonstop for 3 days straight. Then I disliked it a LOT... for a short while, because I was sick of it.... and now, I openly admit I consider it my ALL-TIME favourite album I have EVER heard. ...EVER.

It is a work of genius.

Well, I happen to like AMLoR, so I have to go for Division Bell. Some songs are OK, but many songs are a bit boring...

Why does every one hate Ummagumma?!?! It makes me cry! :`-( I love Ummagumma! I voted for the Divison Bell. Apart from Marooned, that album is crap! Without Roger, nuh uh, Pink Floyd will never be the same. I mean, for a while Ummagumma was my fave album. Not sure if it still is but hell I love it!

It makes me cry too.

MLOR definetly

ummagumma studio is one album i cant take easily

pros & cons of HH + MLOR r lame

luv ummagumma & all the rest tho

My least favorite would be the Final Cut, not saying it's bad though

Of the ones I own, AMLOR.

Ummagumma is not even close to being the worst-the narrow way alone is worth the purchase-and the final cut is always the least understood album but it is teeming with emotion-brilliant.
Momentary Lapse is clearly the weakest link-like Roger said when it came out-"it's a reasonable facsimile".
I think Momentary Lapse would have been better if Dave had taken the minimalist approach he took on Division Bell-Momentary Lapse and it's subsequent tour were acurately described by my friend Derek in 1987 when he called them "the delicate sound of Vegas". Floyd has always been about getting the most with the least-that's why albums like Ummagumma and The Cut as well as Division Bell are successful where Momentary Lapse failed.