A Foot in the Door: The Best of Pink Floyd [CD]

What can I say yes still buying cd;s Why had spotify and they have as yet move to a technology from 1986 of cd quality. I have a full amp system and I can tell you go to spotify pandora listen to a song there then put on a cd and really hear the difference.

Of course i have all their studio albums and thier live official releases. But Christmas is round the corner and what better way than giving this album who is keen to be introduced to Pink Floyd. Christmas present for a colleague at work.

I bought this as a Christmas present for my brother. This is an excellent single CD primer for Pink Floyd's music. However, I would recommend for a band like Pink Floyd, you need to dig deeper and hear their individual albums.

Undoubtedly, the best single-disc Pink Floyd compilation; recently released in US approx. 5 years after UK; if "Run Like H*ll" were substituted for "The Division Bell," this track list would be exactly right.

This compilation is done in a way that seems to flow naturally despite the fact that the songs are from different albums over many years!

For the most part it's an okay CD. It is missing two extremely popular songs though which I'm sorry to say I do not know the names of, (telephone call at the end of the song trying to reach the United States of America) (other song in about putting you in a cardboard box, etc...) you will know which ones that are missing when you listen to the CD; they're two of the most popular ones that aren't on there which surprised me! I really wanted those 2 songs to be on there and they should have been! It is by no means a greatest hits CD. It has a few good songs and that's about it. Comfortably Unknown being the best one on the CD.

This CD was intended as a final Pink Floyd release in honor of deceased keyboardist Richard Wright. Very mellow and original!

This album very much has it all, even "Money", " Another Brick in the Wall", "Wish You Were Here", just to name a few.