Pink Floyd Discography

Ranked: Pink Floyd Albums Ranked From Worst To Best

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Pink Floyd, an iconic rock band hailing from the UK, has captivated audiences for decades with their innovative soundscapes, thought-provoking lyrics, and groundbreaking albums. Comprising legendary members like Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Richard Wright, Nick Mason, and Syd Barrett, the band has seamlessly blended genres such as psychedelic rock, progressive rock, art rock, and ambient music to create a musical legacy that transcends generations.

Pink Floyd - More

15. MORE

Pros: Atmospheric and moody, reflects the film it was made for.

Cons: Not as groundbreaking or cohesive as other albums, more of a soundtrack than a full-fledged album.

Pink Floyd - Ummagumma

14. UMMAGUMMA

Experimental and avant-garde, showcases individual talents.

Cons: Can feel disjointed due to the solo efforts of band members, not as accessible.

Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse Of Reason

13. A MOMENTARY LAPSE OF REASON

Some catchy tracks, improved production quality.

Cons: Lacks the cohesiveness and depth of earlier albums, feels somewhat disjointed.

Pink Floyd - Obscured By Clouds

12. OBSCURED BY CLOUDS

Pros: Atmospheric and underrated, shows transitional phase.

Cons: Often overlooked, lacks the conceptual depth of other albums.

Pink Floyd - The Endless River

11. THE ENDLESS RIVER

Beautiful instrumental work, feels like a tribute to Richard Wright.

Cons: Lacks vocal tracks, may feel repetitive for some listeners.

Pink Floyd- The Final Cut

10. THE FINAL CUT

Pros: Deeply emotional and reflective lyrics, strong narrative.

Cons: Not as musically diverse as some other albums, somewhat polarizing due to its political themes.

Pink Floyd - A Saucerful Of Secrets

09. A SAURCEFUL OF SECRETS

Pros: Experimental and transitional, showcases band evolution.

Cons: Feels less cohesive compared to later albums, somewhat uneven.

Pink Floyd - The Division Bell

08. THE DIVISION BELL

Pros: Beautiful melodies and guitar work, reflective and atmospheric.

Cons: Some fans find it lacks the edge and experimentation of earlier albums, feels a bit repetitive.

Pink Floyd - Meddle

07. MEDDLE

Pros: Contains the iconic track “Echoes,” showcases band’s musical growth.

Cons: Some tracks are overshadowed by “Echoes,” feels transitional.

Pink Floyd - The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn

06. THE PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN

Pros: Psychedelic and innovative, showcases Syd Barrett’s influence.

Cons: Feels dated to some listeners, less polished.

Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother

05. ATOM MOTHER HEART

Pros: Diverse and experimental, contains epic tracks.

Cons: Some parts feel disjointed or overly long, not as consistent as later works.

Pink Floyd - The Wall

04. THE WALL

Pros: Epic in scope, powerful narrative, iconic tracks.

Cons: Some fans find it overly theatrical, can feel bloated at times.

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

03. WISH YOU WERE HERE

Pros: Emotional depth, iconic tracks like “Shine On You Crazy Diamond.”

Cons: Some may find it overly melancholic, less experimental compared to other albums.

Pink Floyd - Animals

02. ANIMALS

Pros: Conceptual and political themes, strong instrumentals.

Cons: Can feel dark and cynical, not as accessible for some listeners.

Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon

01. DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Pros: Iconic and groundbreaking, cohesive concept, timeless tracks.

Cons: Almost too popular, can feel overplayed, hard to find cons for this classic.

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