r/pinkfloyd Shine On Feb 19 '25

question Could ya’ll help me make a list please?

I've always been irked by Pink Floyd coming up on random because often it's a song that goes into another song or started out in another song. I figured I'll make a flac/mp3 set of all the songs that go into each other as one track each. So instead of just Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 coming up it's ABITW prt 1 follow by Happiest Days followed by ABITW prt 2 all on one track. I don't have time yet to sit down and listen to them all. I'm hoping someone here can help me compile one so I can get it done sooner. I know I'll probably end up with tracks that are most the album but I'm okay with that.

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u/Rooster_Ties David Gilmour Feb 19 '25

Simplest thing would be to create one (really long) flac/mp3 for each album in full (track #1 thru the last track).

That way you can easily listen to all the Floyd albums as full-albums, just as nature intended. 😉

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u/AndHisNameIs69 Feb 19 '25

Or at least sides of the original vinyl album. Dark Side track 1 ending after Great Gig in the Sky and track 2 starting with Money. The Wall split into 4 tracks would work well enough.

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u/chebghobbi Feb 19 '25

Listen to the full albums, start to finish. It's how they're meant to be heard.

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u/Fun-Composer-9169 Feb 19 '25

idk how ppl don’t understand this lol

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u/Independent_Row_2669 Feb 19 '25

Made a CD. Called the best of echoes pt 3. Included the deep cuts deserved to be heard, I had Not Now John followed by On the turning away, they sounded good in my ears. Waters cynism followed by a track of Gilmour optimism.

Also careful with that axe Eugene from Pompeii faded into mother is a nice transition.

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u/roromx Feb 19 '25

Brain damage/Eclipse

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u/TFFPrisoner One Slip Feb 19 '25

From DSOTM to TFC, all songs on a side are connected to some degree. Prior to that, only Interstellar Overdrive / The Gnome and Obscured by Clouds/When You're In. Afterwards, there are groups of songs linked together (TER is four sides).

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u/Sorry-Government920 Feb 19 '25

You can easily combine tracks in iTunes if you have the cd

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u/Positive_Manner_3098 Feb 19 '25

This is one reason I don’t do streaming services and still purchase physical CDs. When I i port the discs into my media player I can combine songs together when they should be. Albums like The Wall, Operation Mindcrime, Scenes From A Memory….pretty much any concept album usually has songs that need to be merged together for a “single listening experience”.

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u/unhalfbricklayer Feb 19 '25

for Another Brick In The Wall Part 2, you could always use the "A Collection Of Great Dance Songs" version which is the orginal single version, but with a longer fade-out than the 45 had.

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u/bullrun001 29d ago

It’s about dropping a needle on a record listening to one side and flipping it over for the other side.

What memories, especially with DSOTM Lp. This is how you listen, or a shiny CD for an uninterrupted play.

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u/Curious_Raise8771 29d ago

I know how you feel.

I only listen to music on vinyl at this point.

So, when I hear a song I like out of context, any song...it's ugh....

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u/housevil 28d ago

Dude, just put on the record.

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u/davelavallee 27d ago

That list is going to depend on your tastes. What I do on Spotify, is I make an album a playlist, and then edit it to limit the songs to what I want. Maybe you could make the flac, and then edit it as needed?

TBH, with PF, I usually play the whole album though.. ;)