The measure of a great Floyd album

Lately I've been making some tapes for the car of Floyd music and been picking the best tracks from each album to add to the tapes.


Once I got to OBC, though, it became increasingly harder after that point forward to slice up the albums, until, finally, i couldn't at all. Once I got to TFC, it became easy up through TDB.


Got me thinking....that's a good way to measure the greatness of a Floyd album: When you cannot break up the album or remove tracks because they're all so essential to each other or so consistently good.


I find that, from OBC until The Wall, very little if anything can be cut out of the albums...and i ended up putting all of these, in full, on the tapes.


Do you agree?

Buy a CD changer for in the car, put all the Floyd albums in it and your done.

Okay, gimme 200 bucks.

Working and saving little one, working and saving.

Naw, I think I'll spend my money elsewhere.

And where would that be?

Um...yes


..er...no...


ahm...okay, MAYBE!

At the local music store, of course! (More is on order)

why until The Wall?
(i think that i wouldn't kill anything from TFC, well ok, 2 songs..)