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Battle Of The Bands – The Beatles vs Pink Floyd

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When we genuinely adore a band, it’s essential to stand by them! In this series, we’ll pit two bands against one another. Use the comments section to champion your favorite and proudly show your allegiance! Engage with others’ opinions, share fascinating facts, and recount your experiences with the bands. Now, put on your war paint and prepare for battle!

The Beatles – Let It Be (All Rights Are Retained By The Beatles)
Pink Floyd – Another Brick In The Wall Pt2 (All Rights Are Retained By Pink Floyd)

Make sure to let us know which of the two bands you prefer in the comments, your opinions matter to us!

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289 responses to “Battle Of The Bands – The Beatles vs Pink Floyd”

  1. Anthony avatar
    Anthony

    The Beatles on my all-time favorite band Pink Floyd is right behind them.

    There are two types of Pink Floyd fans, their fans of the wall and their fans of dark side of the moon.

    Do I do love both albums that I am a dark side fan so I’d how to side with The Beatles on this one.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Haha I see I’ve made a tough one 😅

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      1. Toluwani Majaro avatar
        Toluwani Majaro

        Hello foxes. It’s really been a while. How is it going?

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          All great thanks! How are you ?

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          1. Toluwani Majaro avatar
            Toluwani Majaro

            I’m fine 🙃🙃😊. Thanks

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              Nice one 😁

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            2. Toluwani Majaro avatar
              Toluwani Majaro

              I want to encourage you to suscribe to my website in order to get updates.
              Thanks so much

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    2. Dana avatar
      Dana

      The last time I listened to “Dark Side of the Moon” I fell into a deep sleep soon after the album began, but then woke to “Money” like there was a fire alarm going off!🤓

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      1. Anthony avatar
        Anthony

        lol 😂

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          How you fall asleep to PF ill never know 🤣

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          1. Dana avatar
            Dana

            I have no idea how! Very little helps me sleep! I can’t even blame the pandemic for that one!

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              As an insomniac i wish i knew a song that sent me to sleep!

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          2. Anthony avatar
            Anthony

            When you do you have some interesting dreams

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              ive got to try this 😛 speaking of interesting dreams id love to hear your thoughts on our latest interview post with Mother’s Cake!

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      2. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
        Fox Reviews Rock

        🤣🤣 sounds alarming

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        1. Dana avatar
          Dana

          🤣 Cha-ching!

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    3. Paula R.C. Readman avatar
      Paula R.C. Readman

      I saw Pink Floyd in Concert when they preformed Dark Side of the Moon 🌑 I was 15 years old and enjoyed.

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      1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
        Fox Reviews Rock

        I’d have loved to have seen them live in their prime!

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        1. Paula R.C. Readman avatar
          Paula R.C. Readman

          I wish I had picked up more of the tickets people had dropped after the concert had finished. I only picked up two in a sea of thousands. Years later I sold one on eBay for a good price ☺️

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          1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
            Fox Reviews Rock

            I bet there was loads on the floor too !

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  2. stewedpears.com avatar
    stewedpears.com

    The Beatles, purely because I saw Paul McCartney live last year, pumping out three hours of hits at the age of 81 (ok so many songs were Wings or solo but Beatles were in there). Voice was not bad at all, and his band had more breaks than he did. Plus he managed to genuinely engage with an an enormous stadium crowd, which earns my vote every time 🙂

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Fair enough! I’m actually not a McCartney fan at all , but I do like The Beatles. Sounds like you had a great time though and that’s all that matters!

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  3. Michael Sammut avatar
    Michael Sammut

    Pink Floyd for me.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      What would you say their best album is ?

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  4. Robert Horvat avatar
    Robert Horvat

    The Beatles

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Oh nice! Which album of theirs is your favourite?

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      1. Robert Horvat avatar
        Robert Horvat

        Ha, I hate being put on the spot about this. Revolver, Abbey Road and The White Album. They are all brilliant and for different reasons. Let It Be has always been a sentiment pick because it was the first Beatles album I bought as a kid in the early 1980s. In truth I can’t pick!

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  5. cookie avatar
    cookie

    Beatles

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      What’s your favourite beatles song ?

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      1. cookie avatar
        cookie

        I like for no one, here comes the sun, maybe those two

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Both great songs ! Do you like pink Floyd at all ?

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          1. cookie avatar
            cookie

            mmm, I like a couple of songs, they’re immersive and the themes they cover are thoughtful

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              Nice to know 😁

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  6. Tom Myrick avatar
    Tom Myrick

    The Beatles are one of the most influential bands ever. They totally changed the music industry and pop culture. In the 1960s (back when I was a ‘wee lad’), The Beatles and the hippie movement were closely connected. Their music and influence shaped the counterculture of the time. Songs like “All You Need Is Love” and “Revolution” became anthems for peace and social change, resonating deeply with hippie values of love, peace, and anti-establishment sentiments.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Is there any artists these days rock or not doesn’t matter that you think could potentially make a similar impact ?

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      1. Tom Myrick avatar
        Tom Myrick

        The impact of music on society is closely tied to the stage of life of its listeners. The mindset of my generation in the 1960s allowed music like The Beatles to influence society. I believe there are many artists today who could potentially make a similar impact, but I’ll leave it up to the younger generations to decide who they are.

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Fair enough! 😁

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  7. ibarynt avatar
    ibarynt

    Another coin toss again?

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      If it doesn’t give you the result you want are you going to do best of 3 ? 🤣

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      1. ibarynt avatar
        ibarynt

        Oh that’s a super idea, if nothing works 😂

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          I’ve done it a few times for important decisions 🤣

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          1. ibarynt avatar
            ibarynt

            I agree, that is the way to decide when indecision hits or use the eenie meenie mynah mo too 😅

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              That’s next level to be fair !

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              1. ibarynt avatar
                ibarynt

                I did ask my son if he used it for those multiple choice questions during the exam 🤣

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                1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                  Fox Reviews Rock

                  Well I hope he did !

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                  1. ibarynt avatar
                    ibarynt

                    If he’s anything like the mother, he has 🤣

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  8. Radio Faux Show avatar
    Radio Faux Show

    The Beatles. I love the Floyd, but c’mon son, they’re The Beatles.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      🤣 I think I’m in Floyd’s camp here actually myself

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  9. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
    Samantha Josephine Hunter

    The Beatles for sure. My favorite is Paul, I loved him in the Beatles, I love him as a solo artist. ❤

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      See he is my least favourite beatle , but I guess that’s why we are all different people 😁

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      1. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
        Samantha Josephine Hunter

        Exactly. 🙂

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Can you imagine how boring it’d be if we all liked the same thing 🤣

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          1. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
            Samantha Josephine Hunter

            It would be a very sad and boring world? Are you a John fan Fox? Or George? I would be..

            1. Paul
            2. John
            3. George
            4. Ringo

            🙂

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              George personally 👍🏻

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              1. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
                Samantha Josephine Hunter

                I like George too. I was shocked when he died, but whenever someone dies, I’m shocked. Same with John but I was just a kid when he died… but I will probably be a mess when Paulie goes. 😦

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                1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                  Fox Reviews Rock

                  Let’s hope he lasts a really long time !

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                  1. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
                    Samantha Josephine Hunter

                    Amen. 🙂

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                2. Dana avatar
                  Dana

                  I get that way too. Whitney Houston was probably the worst grief for a very long time. Music does so much for us.💙

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                  1. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
                    Samantha Josephine Hunter

                    Whitney was a huge loss. 😦 Music is life. Even Chester Bennington will be mourned!

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                  2. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
                    Samantha Josephine Hunter

                    Whitney was a huge loss. 😦 Music is life. Even Chester Bennington will be mourned!

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                    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      Not going to lie Chester hit me harder than Whitney

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                    2. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
                      Samantha Josephine Hunter

                      Of course. He was a genius. 🙂 Even Kurt Cobain! I was in utter disbelief when he died. 😦

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                    3. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      As sad as i find Kurts passing , without it we wouldnt have got one of my favourite bands. Might sound harsh but its true.

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                    4. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
                      Samantha Josephine Hunter

                      Ahh the Foo Fighters eh?? 😀

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                    5. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      Yeah love love love the foo’s

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                    6. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
                      Samantha Josephine Hunter

                      Dave Grohl is amazing non?

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                    7. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      So much 😀

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                    8. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
                      Samantha Josephine Hunter

                      My sis likes the Foos too. Me? I’m more of a Nirvana fan 😀

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                    9. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      Thats cool too! 🙂

                      What’s your favourite song from each ?

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                    10. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
                      Samantha Josephine Hunter

                      Polly by Nirvana, and My Hero by the Foos. ❤

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                    11. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      Oooh Polly is so underated i love that !

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                    12. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
                      Samantha Josephine Hunter

                      And Lithium. Believe it or not, I listen to Nirvana when I’m worried or whatever…

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                    13. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      What about their music calms you down ? 😀

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                    14. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
                      Samantha Josephine Hunter

                      Kurt’s voice… it’s hypnotic. And Kris & Dave’s instruments are calming.

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                    15. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      I agree its all about that combination

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                    16. Samantha Josephine Hunter avatar
                      Samantha Josephine Hunter

                      It’s all copacetic. :3

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                    17. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      Isnt it just

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  10. missparker0106 avatar
    missparker0106

    It’s undeniable that the Beatles paved the way for so many brilliant conceptual bands, but that said, my vote is for Pink Floyd. Dark Side Of The Moon is brilliant from beginning to end. And they managed to endure for a very long time in a finicky and hazard-filled musical world.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      You know I think that album surpasses anything the beatles put out … yeah people are not gonna like that viewpoint but I stand by it 🤣

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      1. missparker0106 avatar
        missparker0106

        I’ve got your back! 😀

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Nice to know ! 😁

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  11. Mary Jane avatar
    Mary Jane

    Pink Floyd! The Beatles are good, but I prefer the sound of Pink Floyd.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      What’s your favourite album by them?

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      1. Mary Jane avatar
        Mary Jane

        Hmm. I loved ‘dark side of the moon’, but, who didn’t? Haha. I like ‘The division bell’ & ‘the wall’. ‘Wish you were here’ is good too. It’s hard to pick I suppose 😂

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Mine is wish you were here

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          1. Mary Jane avatar
            Mary Jane

            Sweet choice!

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              It’s not as main stream but it hits the spot for me 👍🏻

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              1. Mary Jane avatar
                Mary Jane

                I feel you on that!

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                1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                  Fox Reviews Rock

                  It’s the best when that’s the case sometimes !

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  12. michael branscáth avatar
    michael branscáth

    Close to a tossup on this one, with Pink Floyd taking the edge.

    While I really liked Syd’s quirky contributions, I think they really started coming into their own at around Echoes. Dark Side is probably my favorite album, but I do love listening to Wish You Were Here. While The Wall was what first turned me on to them, it’s no longer my favorite, although Comfortably Numb is a killer tune.

    Final Cut is probably the last album I really liked, and the title track is another key song in their catalog for me.

    Tough call, I really appreciate the Beatles contributions. But even their experimental stuff felt pretty “safe” in comparison to Floyd’s early years and I have an affection for folks who push boundaries.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      I think that’s one hell of a well thought through bit of reasoning!

      Wish you were here is amazing

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      1. michael branscáth avatar
        michael branscáth

        I have some strong teenage associations that go along with WYWH 🙂

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          I love how music can imprint on people

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  13. Christopher Chonos avatar
    Christopher Chonos

    I admire the Beatles immensely for their inovation and contributions to rock n roll, but Pink Floyd does it for me everytime. Dark Side of the Moon is my all time favorite album with The Wall right behind it.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      If you had to pick a least favourite album?

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      1. ZeroSpace avatar
        ZeroSpace

        Butting in, ha, though the question is not for me. Is there anyone who actually liked Atom Heart Mother… that track about the lad having breakfast. Ugh.

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          🤣 I very much want people to discuss together not just with us so happy for people to answer others questions 👍🏻

          Yeah I’m not a fan of that trwck myself

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          1. Dana avatar
            Dana

            Then I will interrupt, even though I also have a really hard time doing that, as well as commenting on comments. I live in my own mind so much as an Autistic, but I don’t speak for other Autistics. It can also become overwhelming for me to keep up with notifications, and then if I miss any I worry I’ve hurt someone’s feelings. I do really like reading other’s experiences🤓

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              This site is a safe space , so feel free to comment on anything you want to comment on. And if you dont feel up to it thats fine too 🙂

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  14. julieql avatar
    julieql

    i think it’s awesome that you have incorporated their music into your blog. It helps promote them and adds variety of content types to a traditional word-space. 💜

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Got to have a variety 😁

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  15. Popi avatar
    Popi

    MikeOOF! That’s like choosing one of my children to feed. If I HAD to choose, I guess I have to go with the Beatles. They got me through puberty alive.

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  16. lyndhurstlaura avatar
    lyndhurstlaura

    Apart from a few tracks – ‘Let It Be’, ‘Hey Jude’ and ‘Elinor Rigby’ I was never too keen on the Beatles. The Stones beat them by several country miles. Pink Floyd was always more my scene, although for me they were past their best by the time they made the ‘Brick in the Wall’ album. I’ll always remember seeing them live at Earls Court on the ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ tour in the early seventies. So it’s the Floyd for me, all the way. 🙂

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Jealous that you got to see them live at that point in their careers !

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      1. lyndhurstlaura avatar
        lyndhurstlaura

        It was incredible. I’d recently starting dating a guy, and he’d warned me in advance that he wouldn’t be able to see me on that evening because he and a friend had tickets for PF. I was at work late in the afternoon on the day and he phoned to say that his friend had got stuck in Warwick, where he was at university, and couldn’t make the gig. As my boyfriend had the tickets, he asked me to go with him. I had no time to go home and change, just had to go straight from work to Earl’s Court and meet him there. So it was unexpected as well as being incredible, one hell of a great evening. 🙂

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Sounds pretty damn amazing to me ! Totally jealous 🤣

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          1. lyndhurstlaura avatar
            lyndhurstlaura

            A brilliant memory. 😎

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              I love a good memory associated with music 😁

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  17. The Bird Host avatar
    The Bird Host

    As a more casual listener, I’m gonna have to go with the Beatles here. Magical Mystery Tour, Strawberry Fields Forever, and The Word are some favs that come to mind. Floyd has some good tracks as well (Animals was prob my favorite album), but there’s a darkness and twangyness to their music that never really resonated with me. Either way, a dilemma worth discussing!

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  18. Patti Aliventi avatar
    Patti Aliventi

    I’d have to go with The Beatles.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      If you had to pick 1 song from each bands what would they be ?

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      1. Patti Aliventi avatar
        Patti Aliventi

        Beatles – A Day in the Life
        Floyd – Comfortably Numb

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  19. debrapurdykong avatar
    debrapurdykong

    Let it Be, but Another Brick in the Wall is a really close second.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      If you had to say the worst album from each band?

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      1. debrapurdykong avatar
        debrapurdykong

        Ah, good question. I’d have to go back and listen to each again. It’s been so many years…

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  20. nbtlisteningin avatar
    nbtlisteningin

    ok since its a choice between these two tracks, then its really easy. It has to be ‘let It Be’ because it brings the soul, the Floyd tune is great, but it simply does not do that. Also of the three versions or ‘parts’ of Another Brick, on the album Pt 2 is the weakest (Pt 1 is a killer) as for the bands themselves, the Beatles have the edge because of sheer groundbreaking variety. Floyd will always have a place in my heart, specially the earlier more eccentric, often scary stuff ”Careful With That Axe , Eugene” ”See Emily Play” and ‘Wish You Were Here’ is in my top 200 albums of all time, but they still cannot compete with the Fab Fours body of work

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      I would very much like to know what the other 199 albums are that’s a really extensive list !

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  21. Julie Sheppard aka Reiko Chinen avatar
    Julie Sheppard aka Reiko Chinen

    Both bands are fantastic and I like both songs. Let it be, is on the softer side of rock, while ‘Another brick in the wall’ takes me back to my school years.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      What other songs remind you of your school years? 🙂

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      1. Julie Sheppard aka Reiko Chinen avatar
        Julie Sheppard aka Reiko Chinen

        ‘Jump’ by Van Halen, ‘We belong, and Heartbreaker’ by Pat Benatar, ‘Little Runaway, and Wanted dead or alive’ by Bon Jovi, ‘Rock the night’ by Europe, ‘Walk this way & Dream on’, by Areosmith, Cruel Summer’ by Bananarama, ‘Old time rock n roll’ by Bob Seger, ‘Desperado’ by the Eagles(anything by the Eagles), anything by Journey, ‘Girls just wanna have fun’ by Cindi Lauper, ‘Georgia’, by Reba and the list goes on.

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          That’s one hell of a list ! My favourite from that list is the bon jovi track 🤘

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        2. Dana avatar
          Dana

          Around 25 years ago I got to hear Jump mixed by a DJ in a queer dance club. I was stunned when I heard those keyboard notes! Would love to find that remix somehow today. You have fun taste in music. Sounds pretty much like mine! Europe’s Final Countdown was epic, the only Europe song I know🤣

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          1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
            Fox Reviews Rock

            I think it might be the only Europe song anyone knows 😉

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      2. Ian J Myers avatar
        Ian J Myers

        Anyhting by the Housemartins, especially when growing up in Hull… Otherwise Madness, Fergal Sharkey, and then as I got older REM, the B52’s… Jump by Van Halen was epic

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Love the housemartins!

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          1. Ian J Myers avatar
            Ian J Myers

            You can take the boy out of Hull, but not the Hull out of the boy!

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              I actually went to Hull 3 weeks ago 🙂 Had a great day out!

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              1. Ian J Myers avatar
                Ian J Myers

                Some say it’s a shit-hole, but it’s our shit-hole and we love it. There was a proposition during the Hull, city of Culture, back in 2017, for a new slogan for the city, “Come to ‘ull, it’s not shit anymore!” I hope you enjoyed your visit, and didn’t fall victim to the many pubs….

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                1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                  Fox Reviews Rock

                  We actually went on my daughters birthday to The Deep , spent all day there so no time to fall foul in the pubs 🙂

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                  1. Ian J Myers avatar
                    Ian J Myers

                    How wholesome of you! I once took the children to the deep. It was deafening! I was glad to leave, and go to the pub…

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                    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      haha got to teach them what a pub is early!

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                    2. Ian J Myers avatar
                      Ian J Myers

                      There’s a nice down by the river, Minerva, the goddess of wisdom…

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                    3. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      Next time we are up that way ill keep that in mind 😀

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  22. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
    Willie Torres Jr.

    WOW .. Now this is a tough one. I was raised on the Beatles and even at this age, I can still sing and dance to almost all of their songs. Pink Floyd, came later in life (High school years). While this was a tough one, I will still have to give my vote to The Beatles. Paul, George, John and Ringo, especially Paul and George are my favorite singers of all times.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Nice 🙂 I’d like to know what other artists you liked at school though 👍🏻

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      1. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
        Willie Torres Jr.

        The Cure, Stryper, Skillet, Red, P.O.D., Flyleaf, Petra, 80’s Rock like, Scorpion, 38 Special, The Outfield, U2, Journey, Kansas, Classic Ozzy during His prime, Styx, and I can go on and on.

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Whoa! Those are some awesome bands right there!!!

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          1. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
            Willie Torres Jr.

            😁👍🏻🤘🏼🎸💥

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        2. Dana avatar
          Dana

          I forgot about Stryper! I might have to listen to Petra’s Judas Kiss. I had to sneak to listen to Christian rock but my sister had the album 🤣

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          1. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
            Willie Torres Jr.

            Christian Rock doesn’t get enough attention as is underrated. Truth is, there are so many great bands if people would give them a listen. Petra, Kutless, Stryper, P.O.D., Spoken, Skillet, and Red (One of my favorites) just to name a few.

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              Im big into Skillet and Red Jumpsuit Apparatus!

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              1. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                Willie Torres Jr.

                Yeah, but I was referring to Red (Christian Rock Band), just Red the band. Red Jumpsuit Apparatus is a different band. 😆

                If Red was a bit more popular, I think a battle between them and Skillet would have been great.

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                1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                  Fox Reviews Rock

                  Haha!

                  Well that will teach me for getting too excited that someone else knew who Red Jumpsuit were!

                  Skillet are great though , dont know red the band ill check them out !

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                  1. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                    Willie Torres Jr.

                    I would love to hear what you think of them. They are one of my favorite Rock / Christian Rock bands. I actually like them more than Skillet.

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                    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      How did i not know about these ?!?!?!!? Wow

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                  2. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                    Willie Torres Jr.

                    😆😆 Really ? I have no idea. They have a few hits out, but unfortunately, they are hidden behind the radio waves for some weird reason. I don’t get it.

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                    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      I’ll be checking out many of their hits now thats for sure!

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                  3. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                    Willie Torres Jr.

                    Awesome. I can’t believe you haven’t heard of them. WOW !!

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                    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      Probably one of those situations where the band isn’t that well advertised outside of the USA maybe 🤷‍♂️

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                    2. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                      Willie Torres Jr.

                      Maybe. They’re still doing a lot of tours. I’ve been signed up for their emails and merchandise updates for years, so I can see they’re still active on the road.

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                    3. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      I’d totally be up for going to see them , just would have to be in the UK (I’m hoping they might show up at download festival tbh )

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                    4. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                      Willie Torres Jr.

                      You will need to let me know if they do and what you think of them. 😁🙏🎸🤘🏼

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                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      I will do for sure!

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            2. Dana avatar
              Dana

              There are definitely terrific musicians in that genre. I think my friend’s older brother had the Petra album. I was there for the electric guitar, but I didn’t identify as a Christian. I sometimes sing along to my favorite Amy Grant albums and songs. Saw her in concert when I was twelve years old. Nostalgia is important to me, as long as it carries feelings of comfort. That was a fun memory unlocked🤓🎸

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              1. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                Willie Torres Jr.

                Awesome. What a great experience and memory to treasure.

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              2. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                Willie Torres Jr.

                I was listening to Fireflight today, I have forgotten about this group and how good and powerful they are. And the vocals from Dawn, wow so powerful.

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              3. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                Willie Torres Jr.

                I was listening to Fireflight today, I have forgotten about this group and how good and powerful they are. And the vocals from Dawn, wow so powerful.

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              4. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                Willie Torres Jr.

                I was listening to Fireflight today. I had forgotten about this band and the Powerful vocals from Dawn. Another group that not many know of that deserves to be recognized.

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                1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                  Fox Reviews Rock

                  And another band I’m going to have to give a listen to … maybe I didn’t listen to as many Christian rock bands as I thought !

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                  1. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                    Willie Torres Jr.

                    Yes, I forgotten all about them. They are so so good.

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                    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      What do you think to the band that we just shared an interview with ? Motherscake 😀

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                  2. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                    Willie Torres Jr.

                    The interview was great and some of the songs I actually enjoyed. Serotonin, On a Trip (which had a new age/alternative Beatles sound to it), “One of these days” was pretty good, I actually moved around to it. The band seemed to be grateful for being in the industry which showed lots of humility and that says a lot about them.

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                    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                      Fox Reviews Rock

                      Really glad you enjoyed it 😊

                      Sounds like you like their newest stuff then which is super exciting !

                      Really cool band to work with 😀

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              5. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
                Fox Reviews Rock

                And fun memories is what elevates an OK song to a fantastic one !

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                1. Willie Torres Jr. avatar
                  Willie Torres Jr.

                  Absolutely !!

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  23. ZeroSpace avatar
    ZeroSpace

    Pink Floyd all the way. Respect to the Beatles, and their meteoric rise is certainly fascinating, and I love many of their psychedelic songs, but just no. I can’t understand how songs like “I Wanna Hold Your Hand” had the girls panties in such a twist. I understand how most of Pink Floyd had my ear and intellect in a similar twist tho.

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      I wonder if I wanna hold your hand came out today if it’d get this youth in a twist, I suspect not they are all too busy talking about wet bottomed cats 🤔

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  24. Lynette d'Arty-Cross avatar
    Lynette d’Arty-Cross

    I think Pink!

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      If yiu had to say a favourite band member ?

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      1. Lynette d'Arty-Cross avatar
        Lynette d’Arty-Cross

        Probably Roger Waters.

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Cool 🙂

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  25. Ian J Myers avatar
    Ian J Myers

    The Beatles! I’m not putting Pink Floyd down, but the Beatles left such an impression on popular music and through the 10 odd years they were together, they transformed it!

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      No arguments with that ! 🙂

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  26. satyam rastogi avatar
    satyam rastogi

    Beatles wonderful band 🌺🌺

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  27. sandra avatar
    sandra

    That’s a hard one. I am only 46 but both bands got me through the tough times. I listened to them on repeat from about 14-30 so I have to cast my vote for another reason and go with Floyd. I remember bonding with my dad one morning. We didn’t have a great relationship but one of their songs played on the radio. I wish I remember which song but I am pretty sure it was off their Dark Side of the Moon album. Anyway, he reached over to change the station because you know… kids and I stopped him because I liked it. He seemed a little taken aback by it but he went on to tell me all about them because they were his favorite band. Long story short, he showed me all his collection of Floyd albums and we bonded over music.

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      Fox Reviews Rock

      Oh wow what an awesome tale! 🙂

      Just wondering though why was he changing the station if it was his fav band?

      Its so cool though that despite not having the best connection with your dad you always have that to remember 🙂

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      1. Sunnie Moon avatar
        Sunnie Moon

        Probably because he was trying to make me happy. lol Ido it with my kids too.

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Nice! 🙂 really great that you continue it on also

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  28. oneinchframes avatar
    oneinchframes

    Hi Foxy, first up, I’d like to thank you for supporting my website. It means a great deal to me.

    Secondly, I’m not a crazy fan of either. I’ve listened to a select few songs from both bands. I haven’t arrived upon any concrete conclusion as tow which is better– but I do know that of the two song choices you’ve posted, ‘Brick in the Wall’ has to be my pick. It holds relevant to today scenario, as to how education today is aimed at turning us into one and the same specimen, instead of what is should actually be doing– inspiring. Inspiring children and adults alike to step out of their comfort zones and change the world!

    Also, I’d like to start listening to 90’s/80’s rock band music. Which band/album do you recommend I start with first?

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      Fox Reviews Rock

      Hey! No worries I love your site ! 🙂

      You know now you mention it it really is still relevant isnt it!

      80s Id probably go with (in no order)

      Def Leppard
      Van Halen
      Queen
      AC/DC
      Metallica
      Guns N’ Roses
      Journey
      Aerosmith
      Motley Crue
      Heart

      For the 90s in no order probably

      Smashing Pumpkins
      Pearl Jam
      Blink 182
      Red Hot Chilli Peppers
      Green Day
      Foo Fighters
      Nirvana

      I hope that is enough to start with 🙂

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        oneinchframes

        Thanks! I’ll listen to em and let you know!

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          No worries at all! Anytime 🙂 We also have a pretty cool playlist you might be interested in! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7tgkc0UfVyBoocLNei0tbe?si=df53f814a8e04691

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            Saved this!

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              Awesome! 🙂 We actually have 2 other playlists , they can be found under the playlists banner at the top of the site 😀

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  29. Dana avatar
    Dana

    Fun battle!  It’s difficult to choose a favorite band out of the two!  The first guitar solo in “Comfortably Numb” gives me goosebumps on top of goosebumps.  It is one of my favorite guitar solos out of millions

    While I’ve never been a nerd for either band, I have attachments to both songs shared here.  “Another Brick in the Wall” always reminds me of fourth grade and our massive 1970s console stereo.  That wooden beast could put out some serious sound!  My best friend lived three doors down, and we walked to school together.  We would blast music before school as soon as my parents were well on their way to work. 

    She would bring over tennis rackets for our electric guitars and I supplied wooden spoons for microphones.  When I was around eighteen, I went to the “Pink Floyd Laser Show” here in Atlanta at the Fox Theater.  It was really cool and done entirely with green lasers.  I can still see the cash register image the lasers created during “Money.”  

    The Beatles connect me with my “Auntie M” who lives in Canada.  She was a huge Beatles fan, and is still the “cool” aunt. She had my paternal grandmother listening to the Beatles which is a fun fact for me.  I didn’t know that as a kid, and my grandmother died when I was ten years old.  Her name was Mary and she loved “Let it Be.”  Even though I’ve always loved “Let it Be,” finding that out about my grandmother in recent years gives it deeper meaning for me.  Thanks for the fun post, and for the nostalgia.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      What I think is lovely is that you have such strong memory connections to both bands! That im sure is what both artists would have wanted , their music to touch people!

      Thank you so much for sharing such wondering stories 🙂

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      1. Dana avatar
        Dana

        Of course, and thanks for giving others the platform to share!

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          Fox Reviews Rock

          No problem at all , we all deserve a voice 😀

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        Dana

        Of course, and thanks for giving others the platform to share!

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  30. Greg Dennison avatar
    Greg Dennison

    Too difficult to decide! I like both of them for different reasons.

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      Fox Reviews Rock

      What are those different reasons? 🙂

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  31. Doctor Nitro avatar
    Doctor Nitro

    Floyd all the day and to the death

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      Nice to know you’re prepared to stick by your word for so long !

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  32. Lewis avatar
    Lewis

    I had Let It Be in my article about perfect albums the other day. I think I therefore have to go with The Beatles – much as I love Pink Floyd.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      That’s more than understandable 😁 nice site btw 👍🏻

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      1. Lewis avatar
        Lewis

        Thank you very much!

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          Fox Reviews Rock

          No worries ! 🙂

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  33. Klausbernd avatar
    Klausbernd

    We are Pink Floyd Fans and think their music has aged perfectly well. One can still listen to Beatles songs as well and like them but we prefer Pink Floyd.
    The Fab Four of Cley
    🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Nice one ! What is it about pink Floyd that originally grabbed your attention?

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      1. Klausbernd avatar
        Klausbernd

        Besides the electronic sound it’s the texts that made Pink Floyd unique.

        The Fab Four of Cley
        🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Awesome 🙂 I do think they are fairly unique in that regard

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  34. sherrydafairy avatar
    sherrydafairy

    No contest, BEATLES!!!! Pink Flowd certainly has some great songs, and everybody knows a few PF songs, but stack that against how many Beatles songs are embedded in our brains. No contest, Beatles all the way!

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Fair enough! What’s your favourite beatles album , and favourite beatles album art ?

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        sherrydafairy

        Easier to pick fave. album art than fave album. Art-wise I would pick Sgt. Pepper’s. Maybe a tie for fave. album between Rubber Soul and Sgt. Pepper’s

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          Fox Reviews Rock

          All great choices 🙂

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  35. Life is a dark ride avatar
    Life is a dark ride

    Hands down, Pink Floyd. I like ALL their albums, even the early Syd Barrett stuff. Since their break up, I’ve seen Roger Waters, but he’s kind of an ass. Going to his concert is like screaming in a closet for two hours. His show is visually stunning, the music is tight, but you leave hating the world. I also saw Nick Mason, who was wonderful. It was in a much smaller venue, and he played mostly pre-Dark Side songs. It was a lot of fun.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Isn’t it amazing how different parts and eras of the same band can produce such different results!

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      1. Life is a dark ride avatar
        Life is a dark ride

        That’s what makes them so great. Even the Beatles went through vastly different eras in less than a decade. It makes you wonder what they would have produced had they stuck together. (Damn Yoko!!) 😜

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
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          i suspect much more magic!

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  36. ken riddles avatar
    ken riddles

    Beatles

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
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      Was it close for you at all ?

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      1. ken riddles avatar
        ken riddles

        No 😎

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Is there any bands that it would have been close ?

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          1. ken riddles avatar
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            Kinks, Beach Boys, all Sixties bands had a unique sound – that’s before we get to the individuals or duos.

            DC Talk were a good Christian band.

            Here endeth my views 😎

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              Great bands 😁

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  37. apeiye Christian avatar
    apeiye Christian

    this Is authentic

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      Fox Reviews Rock

      How do you mean ? 🙂

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  38. Badfinger (Max) avatar
    Badfinger (Max)

    Beatles…I didn’t grow up with them real time but they have been my top band since 1975 when I was eight years old . If I had to set an order it would be Beatles, WHO, Kinks, Big Star, Replacements, Allman Brothers, and then the Stones.
    Pink Floyd…I just started to listen to their 60s music with Barrett. I actually like that a little more.

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      Fox Reviews Rock

      Is there anything in more recent times that has taken your fancy ? 🙂

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      1. Badfinger (Max) avatar
        Badfinger (Max)

        I know right? I just found The Decemberist who I really like and The Lemon Twigs…I do like Power Pop a lot.

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          I wondered if because you liked the beatles and they had a psych rock vibe you might be interested in the band we just interviewed Mother’s Cake 🙂 it’s our most recent post 👍🏻 no worries if not but worth asking

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          1. Badfinger (Max) avatar
            Badfinger (Max)

            Ok! I’ll check them out. I’ve been on a rare blogging break but I’m about to get back at it.

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              Awesome ! I hope you like them but no worries if you don’t but I’d love to hear your thoughts over on that post if you do get chance 🙂 ps it’s great to have you back blogging

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  39. Kinfolk Wellin' avatar
    Kinfolk Wellin’

    I’m not familiar enough to go by feelings so I going by sound.
    Based on just these two songs.
    Pink Floyd.
    Sorry Ringo😅

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      Haha I’m sure he doesn’t mind ! But it made me laugh for sure

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  40. luchris auto Ltd avatar
    luchris auto Ltd

    Hello to you

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      Fox Reviews Rock

      Hey!

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  41. Kinfolk Wellin' avatar
    Kinfolk Wellin’

    🫡

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  42. Ocellated Turkey Hub avatar
    Ocellated Turkey Hub

    Both The Beatles and Pink Floyd are legends in their own right! The Beatles revolutionized pop and rock, shaping modern music, while Pink Floyd took us on mind-bending journeys with their progressive sound. It’s hard to choose

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  43. Nwankwoifedi Uche avatar
    Nwankwoifedi Uche

    Interesting

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      Fox Reviews Rock

      glad you think so 🙂

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  44. Emma B. avatar
    Emma B.

    Pink Floyd 🙂 I listened “Another brick in the wall” on repeat for like a month or so in Junior High.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Is there any albums you have done the same with since?

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      1. Emma B. avatar
        Emma B.

        To that level? Never 😀 I mean hopefully I will never go through Junior High ever again.

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Haha fair point! 🙂

          There is often an album that piques my interest but its rare ill love every single song on an album.

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          1. Emma B. avatar
            Emma B.

            Agree. Nowadays, I honestly cannot listen the same artist for more than a couple of hours. I need variety, somehow 😀

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            1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
              Fox Reviews Rock

              While i mostly agree with that , there is still some artists i can get lost in for an entire day 🙂

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  45. Adserve.store avatar
    Adserve.store

    Love

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  46. aleahfitzwater avatar
    aleahfitzwater

    I love them both- in entirely different ways. Two flavors- It’s like you’re asking me to choose between sushi and chocolate cake, I can’t do it!

    Awesome blog by the way, looking forward to seeing more from you 🙂 -A

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      Fox Reviews Rock

      Hmm sushi chocolate cake …. sounds gross but I imagine I’d still eat It haha!!

      If you had to pick 1 song from each band other than the ones posted here ?

      Thanks very much ! I’ll be keeping a close eye on your site!

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        Not at the same time of course!! Hah!

        As for the Beatles- (probably) Michelle

        and for Pink Floyd…Money !

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Wanna bet ? 🤣

          Oooh michelle is an out there but brilliant call ! 😁

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    Battle Of The Bands – The Beatles vs Pink Floyd – Urban Fishing Pole Cigars

    […] Battle Of The Bands – The Beatles vs Pink Floyd […]

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  48. Dickson77 avatar
    Dickson77

    George Harrison solos on Let it be vs Gilmore solo brick in the wall. 2 Great guitarist Loved listening to both bands. As a guitar player now 25 years. I appreciate the super talent they possessed. Rate both bands Great. But Beatles penned over 100 songs They get my vote

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      Fair point on the number of songs 👍🏻

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  49. Yagyapandey avatar
    Yagyapandey

    I love the beatles! Na Na Na Na Neow!

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      Fox Reviews Rock

      Nice!!

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  50. writinstuff avatar
    writinstuff

    The Beatles, for sure. Let It Be, Across the Universe. I’m a big, big Lennon fan. But…Comfortably Numb is my jam. I discovered it when I was in high school (95ish) and I didn’t know what it was about at the time, totally thought it was about something else, lol. Man, this is a hard one. I like them both, Beatles win out over number of songs I can jam to but Pink Floyd over more songs that get me in my feelings.

    That’s my non-answer answer.

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      I love your non answer answer ! I’m glad it was hard tbh means I picked thr right bands 😁

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