just listen to 'midnite vultures'...

10:15 Saturday Night
At Night
Drowning Man
One Hundred Years
A Night Like This
Just Like Heaven
Fascination Street (extended mix is better)
From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea
The Last Day of Summer
Underneath the Stars


Some fan favourites in there with a couple hits. It's all mostly dark stuff. That said, the Cure as are brilliant at fun, poppy tunes as they are at dark, gloomy ones. Stay tuned for a lighter side of the Cure playlist.

Wilco

Did nobody answer this??

Floyd are my favourite band of all time but what you need to understand before you try to get into them is they’re essentially 3 or 4 bands rolled into one,


Not in the way that bands like Radiohead changed their sound over time but they literally had different leaders and members over their 30 years as a band, in fact the only member to have played on every Floyd album is the Drummer Nick Mason!

The era’s are as such;


The Syd Barratt era (1965-1968)- Syd was the lead Guitarist, singer and songwriter of the original Pink Floyd. He left/got booted out in 1968 after just one full album after going a bit mad and highly unreliable (drugs eh?). These songs are a million miles away from the hey-day of Pink Floyd (written by a different songwriter will do that).


Notable songs from this era; See Emily Play, Arnold Layne, Astromine Domine, Interstella Overdrive,


The ‘Band’ Era (1968-1973)- David Gilmour for all intents and purposes replaced Syd (although they did briefly work as a 5 piece). After losing Syd who was their leader and creative force they really struggled to find their sound. Each member contributed in some form and the bulk of songwriting was shared between Waters, Wright and Gilmour. The albums from this era are a really mixed bag and take Prog as far as it can go.


Notable songs from the era; Echoes, One of These Days, Atom Heart Mother, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun,


The Waters Era (1973-1983)- This could almost be split in two between the Waters lead era and the Waters dominated era. By 1973 Roger Waters was writing all of Pink Floyd’s lyrics and as thus creating the concepts between their albums. The first of these ‘concepts’ was The Dark Side of the Moon’ which did quite well… They were much more focused and had found their way of working. This period is the Golden era, as subsequent albums Wish You Were Here and Animals were also Classics. This lead to Waters taking complete control of the band writing not only the lyrics but practically all the music too. The albums The Wall and The Final Cut are all but Water’s solo projects with Gilmour hardly featuring and Wright being fired.


Notable songs from this era; Money, Another Brick in the Wall (pt2), Comfortably Numb, Wish You Were Here, Us and Them, Hey You, Dogs,


The Gilmour Era (1986-1995)

After The Final Cut, Waters decided to go solo and because he practically was Pink Floyd at this stage he thought the Band and its name would just dissolve,… he was wrong. Dave Gilmour fought and won for the name and the band (well Gilmour and Mason) continued. The sound is radically different to what happened before it was very 80’s radio rock and in my opinion pretty awful but I’m sure people out there will like it,


Notable songs from the era;
Learning to Fly, Coming Back to Life, High Hopes


Sorry for waffling on but I feel with a band like Pink Floyd a playlist wouldn’t flow very well because you’d have 60’s flower power pop next to 23 minute prog, next to political piano ballads and then cheesy 80’s rock!

My opinion is the 1971-1979 is the iconic stuff but I also know plenty who hate that period but love the Barrett era

More solid Manics tunes:
Slash 'n' Burn
Theme from M*A*S*H (Suicide is Painless)
La Tristesse Durera (Scream to a Sigh)
Gold Against the Soul
Yes
No Surface All Feeling
The Everlasting
Be Natural
Ocean Spray
Miss Europa Disco Dancer
Freedom of Speech Won't Feed My Children
I Live to Fall Asleep
Solitude Sometimes Is
Indian Summer
Peeled Apples
Marlon J.D.
William's Last Words
Postcards From a Young Man
The Future Has Been Here 4Ever
This Sullen Welsh Heart
Builder of Routines
Between the Clock and the Bed

Just listen to in the aeroplane over the sea

Simon & Garfunkel if you're interested...

1. "The Sound of Silence" – 3:07
2. "Homeward Bound" – 2:29
3. "I Am a Rock" – 2:52
4. "Scarborough Fair/Canticle" – 3:10
5. "The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)" – 1:55
6. "Mrs. Robinson" – 4:04
7. "The Boxer" – 5:10
8. "Bridge over Troubled Water" – 4:54
9. "Cecilia" – 2:56
10."The Only Living Boy in New York" – 3:59
11."Song for the Asking" – 1:52
12."For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her" (Live) – 2:22
13."Keep The Customer Satisfied"
14."America" – 3:37

If you can't be arsed to get these track individually, then just listen to the album 'Bridge Over Troubled Water'.

You're welcome.

and 'april come she will'.

Yeah good list but don't forget Kathy's Song!

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Pixies
1) Debaser
2) Gigantic [Album version]
3) Tame
4) Wave Of Mutilation
5) Velouria
6) Monkey Gone To Heaven
7) Umass
8) Here Comes Your Man
9) Where Is My Mind
10) Subbacultcha
11) Isla De Encanta
12) Planet Of Sound
13) Alec Eiffel
14) Dig For Fire
15) Hey
16) Gouge Away

Not a bad list. Glad you included We Used To Wait. Might be my favorite AF song at the momment.