How influential were Pink Floyd
How influential were Pink Floyd
Cooper Morales
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Caleb Price
I dont know
Jackson Brown
Not very
Cooper Sanders
Not very
Easton Fisher
Not very
Lincoln Peterson
Not very
Brody Collins
Not very
Leo Phillips
kys
Jose Hill
Not Very
Lucas Baker
kinda, especially starting out
syd was super influential in terms of sonic experimentation and style
Hudson Ward
I can't really think of any bands that were directly influenced by them, they didn't really create any new genre. But being one of the most popular bands in history obviously is going to be influential.
Jason Robinson
They constantly influence plebs to come and piss on the ashes of this board.
Also Piper has been a consistent influence of the psych/space rock genre.
Colton Hall
Dark Side of the Moe
Evan Jones
Josiah Cook
their influence was mainly down to sonic experimentation and style
the most influential parts of pink floyd's discography came from the first 5/6 years where they were looking for a sound that suited them and didn't really stick in one place, it also showed their versatility
Jacob Smith
>can't really think of any bands that were directly influenced by them
????
Adrian Wilson
Niggas on the dark side of the moon
Benjamin Baker
One of the most influential bands of all time.
Bentley Bailey
>I can't really think of any bands that were directly influenced by them
Brian Eno
David Bowie
Genesis
Kevin Ayers
Klaus Schulze
Roxy Music
Soft Machine
Spacemen 3
Supertramp
Tangerine Dream
The Legendary Pink Dots
The Soft Boys
XTC
Yes
Air
Aphrodite's Child
Can
Cluster
Daevid Allen
Gong
Guru Guru
Hawkwind
Kate Bush
King Crimson
My Bloody Valentine
Neu!
Neutral Milk Hotel
Ozric Tentacles
Rain Parade
Robyn Hitchcock
Spiritualized
The Boo Radleys
The Church
The Dream Academy
The Dukes of Stratosphear
The Flaming Lips
The Olivia Tremor Control
The Orb
The Teardrop Explodes
The Verve
Utopia
Gabriel Reyes
Ambrosia
Ash Ra Tempel
Asia
Atomic Rooster
Barclay James Harvest
Be Bop Deluxe
Bill Nelson
Colosseum
Daniel Lanois
Dead Can Dance
Dream Theater
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Faust
Julian Cope
Kraftwerk
Love and Rockets
Marillion
Mercury Rev
Mew
My Chemical Romance
Phantom Buffalo
Porcupine Tree
Queen
Queensrÿche
Radiohead
Rheostatics
Ride
Rush
Scissor Sisters
Small Faces
Spirit
Styx
Super Furry Animals
Tears for Fears
Television Personalities
The Alan Parsons Project
The KLF
The Smashing Pumpkins
The Soundtrack of Our Lives
Uriah Heep
Van der Graaf Generator
Wishbone Ash
Yellow Magic Orchestra
Eli Russell
fuckin destroyed
William Hill
A Band of Bees
A Perfect Circle
Alice Cooper
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti
Bardo Pond
Blur
Camel
Chrome
Coheed and Cambria
Echolyn
Elbow
Eloy
Fates Warning
Foreigner
Ghost
Giorgio Moroder
Happy the Man
His Name Is Alive
It Bites
Loop
M83
Magnog
Mansun
MGMT
Pelican
Pram
Quicksilver Messenger Service
Richard Ashcroft
Snow Patrol
Sparklehorse
Spectrum
Talk in Tongues
The Academy Is...
The Beta Band
The Bevis Frond
The Boomtown Rats
The Fall
The Mission UK
The Nazz
Thirty Seconds to Mars
Thomas Dolby
Tool
Voivod
Ween
Wire
Eliot Sumner
Holy Holy
Kishi Bashi
Monks of Mellonwah
Pink Floyd Floydhead
Portugal. The Man
Sapphirecut
Star Dancer
The Receiver
WZRD
Yonin-Bayashi
Jessamine
Velvet Revolver
Jace Nguyen
huh, actually not a bad list
Nicholas Hughes
this is a very good list. pink floyd are very very influential. but some names are a bit far fetched imo (like chrome rly?)
John Torres
This ones going to the top of /r/Sup Forums!!
Carson Cruz
>Creed: “We were really inspired by Pink Floyd, from Syd Barrett all the way to Meddle, and by early Hawkwind. But we weren’t hippies. It was something else.”
Luis Lewis
wow I didn't know that. sometimes it's weird how bands are inspired by things that sound totally different to them.
Gavin Turner
underrated post
Landon Gonzalez
None of those were influenced by Floyd.
Dylan Allen
>like chrome rly
Pink Floyd used flanger pedals. So did Chrome, Checkmate, atheists.
Robert Hughes
thanks for mentioning cluster my friend
William Hall
It's not that surprising. PF were experimenting with sampling and sound collages on Ummagumma and Atom Heart Mother, and The Visitation is far more in the vein of psychedelic rock than their later industrial/post-punk releases.
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Wrong.