In this month’s issue of Uncut magazine, on sale now, an all-star panel of musicians cast their vote for what they think is the greatest Pink Floyd song ever.
Buy the issue now to read what Dave Gilmour, Nick Mason, Paul Weller, Wayne Coyne, Robert Wyatt and Jarvis Cocker -- plus many, many more -- chose as their favourite Floyd song.
In the meantime, though, we want to know what **your** favourite Floyd songs are.
Do you go bananas for “Apples And Oranges”..? Have you got time for “Time”..? Do you go into orbit for “Interstellar Overdrive”..?
Tell us here, and we'll compile your favourites into a Top 10, the best comments will be published in a future issue of UNCUT!
Manchester
Wonderful solo, great lyrics, superb backing vocals, simply a masterpiece.
aberdeenshire
To me Meddle was always a complete musical movement - age 15 the first Floyd music that hit me - taped on one side of a boots c90 tape it was my soundtrack for months - from howling dogs to scouse football supporters - shattering guitar and glorious voices it made fif ofthe early 70s liveable.
Merseyside
It just seems a most powerful song
Lanarkshire
I was going to say Brain Damage / Eclipse from Dark Side for the lyrics and Richard's hammond(?) organ, but that's really 2 songs and therefore cheating. So, for me it has got to be the peerless guitar playing of David (not Dave?) Gilmour on Comfortably Numb. When I first heard the album in the early eighties I must have bored all my schoolmates rigid going on and on about this song and the fantastic, emotive guitar playing. The song immediately stood out for me on The Wall and continues to provide listening pleasure today. The shiver that ran up my spine when Gilmour played the song as an encore when the last tour hit Glasgow totally justified the £50 ticket price. Magic.
RIP Richard Wright
Dave.
Glasgow
Rio Grande do Sul
It's a great song with a beautiful melody. And is for Syd.
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