[BadassBob]

Pipe at the Gates of Dawn. It just has this cool eerie feel to it that so damn cool.

 

[Uncle Erik]

Still "DSOTM," though "Wish You Were Here" is a close second.

 

[elrod-tom]

My two favorites are (in order) Wish You Were Here and Animals. After that, it really depends on my mood.

My least favorite is, without a doubt, The Final Cut. It's a brilliant album technically, but it's also dark, depressing, and I just don't like it.

 

[bowraboy]

Wish You Were Here is my favourite. I like all their stuff before Dark Side of The Moon.

 

[RasmusseN]

Dark Side of The Moon

will probably be the consensus

 

[feh1325]

wish you were here
but dark side is a close second

i have a dark side shirt and wanted a wish you were here...but i didn't like the color of...

 

[jonnyhambone]

Piper at the Gates of Dawn
Animals
Meddle
...often in that order but depends on when you ask me

 

[Gurra1980]

Ah, it absolutely has to be The division bell, a really magical album.

 

[Hermitt]

Another vote for The Division Bell, but usually it depends on the mood yer in for choosing a fav PF album. Lately I've been getting into the trance remixes. So far I've gotten DSOTM, Meddle, Animals, Wish You Were Here and Absolutely Ambient. Nice change of pace

 

[stewgriff]

Animals here. All the anger of The Wall, with none of the filler and without Waters' voice overstepping its limits. More great Gilmour solos, too; the one in Pigs is just as good as the one in Comfortably Numb. I have to say, though, that DSOTM made more of an impact of me when I got it; it's just that it got overplayed real quick.

 

[sawyer]

Shine on you crazy diamond.

 

[fivefanband]

Meddle with Animals as a close second.

 

[choomanchoo]

Dark Side of the Moon, a personal fave

 

[J-Pak]

Animals, lyrically/musically amazing. But I also enjoy long progressive songs.

 

[beerguy0]

Not sure if I could pick just one, but Meddle ranks very high on the list, along with Obscured By Clouds. Meddle is interesting because it really straddles the line between the old PF, with collections of songs, and the Roger Waters era of their "concept" albums. Of the later stuff, I like Animals and WYWH the best, although DSotM is a classic, and I've spent countless hours listening to that album. The stuff after The Wall I find less interesting, although to be fair I've not delved too deeply into that part of their catalog.