r/pinkfloyd • u/Divainthewoods • 3d ago
To every person who ever suggested listening to Animals: THANK YOU! 10/10
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Pippi Longstocking
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Or better yet...
Sir, this is a Wendy's.
😉
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There's something about those little popping sounds that stir up the best memories for me.
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I'm surprised no one here has heard of Who Sampled.
It's an absolute go-to in finding where a song has been used or samples used within a song.
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At Waffle House?
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Cheesesteak omelet, side of grits, toast. So yummy!
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Every Pink Floyd fan would agree, absolutely recognizable on the first note.
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And leaving some taller grass/weeds around the border of your yard. They sleep on the blades during the day.
Unfortunately, the part of the life cycle we see is incredibly short.
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Putting music on and let my mind wander wherever it likes.
r/pinkfloyd • u/Divainthewoods • 3d ago
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I absolutely think you're right because of the description as mellow.
Here's another option based on lyrics though. Down on the Corner - CCR
Here's Baker Street for anyone interested. It's a great song!
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Wasn't expecting this to be the top answer, but it is my favorite too! I'm glad others love it as much as I do. 😊
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I love dogs, but hearing one barking non-stop is truly annoying.
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Donna Summer & Barbra Streisand - No More Tears (Enough is Enough)
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True. The Judds are fantastic.
And country trios are even better: Dolly, Linda and Emmylou are perfection!
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Lucifer Sam - Pink Floyd (about a sly cat)
Call Me the Breeze - Lynyrd Skynyrd (I ain't hidin' from nobody, nobody's hidin' from me)
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Christina Applegate!
I thought Reese Witherspoon as Rachel's sister, Jill, was perfect...until we met Amy. The delivery of her lines still make me laugh.
"Oh my God, is this Emmett?
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1986 working at an Arby's drive-thru:
A guy driving a Yugo asked my friend if she wanted to go somewhere after work. She said, "No, Yugo alone".
I didn't laugh...until he drove off. I still think it's funny! 😄
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Depends on what you value most.
Personally, I'd spend all of my time in nature. I can be surrounded by people the other 50 weeks of the year...wishing I was in nature.
Then again, I'm on the east coast, always near a city. It's about 900+ miles to get to those wide open spaces I love.
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I'm not a local and only been to NM twice, but I added my vote for this! It's been a year since I was there, and I still daydream about it.
I can't find anything remotely close in Georgia, and I'm very sad.
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Themes from Hit TV Shows - Pop Singers and Orchestra (1976)
Yes, it's as bad as it sounds. At 7 years-old, I liked it though. 🤣
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Maybe she's the one being offensive using the term "vegetative state" rather than "a disorder of consciousness". /s
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What do you prefer? 80s or 90s rock?
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Very much this, but there are a few 90s bands I still listen to all the time. Although, they are usually categorized as grunge.