Huh, what did you say? Listening to Pink Floyd.

Pink Floyd has a way of doing that to a person. Especially if you are high

There is something about Pink Floyd "The Wall". The entire album.

I played that on piano at my brother's funeral.

If you like and listen to music all songs are this way. The truth is, songs mean different things to different people. That is what attracts us to them. Try finding a songwriter sometime as he explains what he meant when he wrote the song. Most of us would be amazed.

Yup, and that's one of the songs that does it. My favorite band as a teenager was Pink Floyd, and I was untreated for major depressive disorder and PTSD as a teenager. Usually it still triggers flashbacks to that time.

dire straits

That song in particular yes but there are many.

Just want to say that is my fave Floyd song. Also a fan of the recent Avenged Sevenfold cover!

I do the same thing with Floyd the Barber from the Andy Griffith show.

Most of their music up to that album tends to have that effect on me. Most of what they did afterwards just bores me into a trance instead.

Only with Pink Floyd.

I've always loved that album, and always will.

All. The. Time.

It's a lot like road hypnosis when you forget all that traveling between point A and B?

I am always looking for new songs for karaoke and wow do I get tired! The trips down memory lane get overwhelming at times!

Many times

It does and in your defence, the song kind of roams around.
As a side note, I work in IT, which we do remote support. Sometimes when I log into someone's computer from remote, they stop looking at the screen when I need them. I very often will pull up YouTube with, "Is there anybody out there" playing

Well, I'm glad I have so much company! That's fantastic!

So there I was, listening to Flink Ployd and wondering why they were singing how they don't want you there, want to find a clean woman, and are very uncomfortable being numb. Then the opiods wore off and I realized someone slipped me a bogus CD.

TOWNES VAN ZANDT. When I listen to his , "MARIE"....man I just FEEL. He is one of my all time favorites. Rarely is he played for the public and thats a shame in my opinion.

I am a huge fan of Warren Zevon and Joe Walsh and either of those lyricists having something played on radio can send me into a memory recall of song lyrics, melodies, phrasing etc. despite the obvious negativity attached to most of either of their unforgettable tunes.

I am a huge fan of Warren Zevon and Joe Walsh and either of those lyricists having something played on radio can send me into a memory recall of song lyrics, melodies, phrasing etc. despite the obvious negativity attached to most of either of their unforgettable tunes.

When I listen to Pink Floyd it happens to me a lot. But that might be the weed and the beer, too.

My GROG, where does the song list begin and end?????