To be honest, most people I've spoken to who are fans of Pink Floyd tend to only like certain albums, usually the Wall and Dark Side of the Moon. My dad for example hates the early psychedelic stuff, and I worked with a woman who couldn't stand anything post-Wall.

I have to admit, I'm a little bit jealous of you being able to catch it in the cinema! It all sounds so cool to me, as a pre-teen growing up in a rural town meant we didn't have anything even remotely resembling a mall.

Three excellent movies I have to say! Although maybe not everyone's idea of suitable viewing for minors, but I am just so jealous I didn't have those experiences. Watching The Wall, Rocky Horror and Heavy Metal while eating pizza and playing games... wow.

I think I was in my mid-teens the first time I saw the film, but it affected me too. The dark, dreary scenes are like a familiar pair of slippers for me. It really can be that bleak here at times, but I like it. I think most people particularly relate to the school scenes, it seems to transcend generations.

It is a very overwhelming undertaking though, there aren't many films or songs that stur an emotional response from me, but the Wall does. I can relate to some of the troubles of adult Pink, although with some mental gymnastics, but I think especially as a teen I saw it as a kind of warning. It's certainly not an upbeat movie!

You so perfectly summed up the feeling I get when listening to this album there, that sinking feeling that feels like it's enveloping you... especially with the song Comfortably Numb. It's giving me that feeling just thinking about it actually. Sometimes, only sometimes, I almost enjoy surrendering myself to those feelings. It's an odd sensation.

The impact that band has had on some people is immeasurable, I was lucky enough to have school friend who was a real Floyd superfan, he just knew everything. I don't think it's a stretch to say their music has probably saved lives.

I've never seen that photo! My respect for them rose slightly, although I don't know how I feel about them really. I think they're just a product of their culture. Good taste in shorts, thats for sure.

I know, no-one should have to go through that, losing a child must be one of the greatest pains a person can endure in this life. I don't know anything about their mother thinking about it, I might have to follow you down this rabbit hole. That reminds me, I have your post open that I've been meaning to leave a comment on, so I should probably go do that.

I understand the need to have visuals to go along with their music, and I'm sure you'll have heard this before, but did you know that Dark Side of the Moon seems to line up perfectly with The Wizard of Oz? Kinda surreal, you can find copies online where people have already merged them. I think it's called Dark Side of the Rainbow, or something like that. It's a very unique way to listen to an album really.