Pink Floyd Popular Song Rankings [2025]

Welcome to the MachinePink Floyd57rank/position

Pink Floyd Welcome to the Machine

A song by Pink Floyd, included on the album Wish You Were Here released in September 1975.

Its content is a scathing critique of the inner workings of the music industry, and its heavy sound leaves a strong impression.

The floating, atmospheric musicality woven by synthesizer effects and acoustic guitar is quintessentially theirs.

The lyrics, written by Roger Waters, depict record companies and producers exerting control over artists.

The piece can also be interpreted as a warning against a modern society dominated by commercialism.

It’s a recommended track for those feeling stressed or hoping to reclaim their true selves.

Lost for wordsPink Floyd58rank/position

Pink Floyd – Lost For Words (The Division Bell 30th Anniversary Official Audio)

It’s a captivating song with a melancholic sound and lyrics that speak directly to the heart.

It’s included on the album The Division Bell, released in March 1994 by the British rock band Pink Floyd.

Characterized by poetic expressions seeking lost friendship and understanding, it delves into inner conflict and the tensions within human relationships.

Beginning with a bluesy guitar riff and unfolding around the lyrics, its structure resonates deeply with listeners.

It’s a track I especially recommend to those who feel the emptiness of life when dominated by hostility and hatred.

SorrowPink Floyd59rank/position

Pink Floyd – Sorrow (PULSE Restored & Re-Edited)

A song included on the album A Momentary Lapse of Reason, released in September 1987 by the legendary British band Pink Floyd.

Its lyrics, depicting lost love, sorrow, and longing for the past, pierce the heart.

David Gilmour’s deeply expressive guitar solo is praised as a performance for the ages in music history.

This work became an important release that signaled a new direction for the band.

Its melody and lyrics, steeped in profound emotion, will resonate with anyone experiencing heartbreak or a sense of loss.

It’s a recommended track for those who want to immerse themselves in Pink Floyd’s magical musical world.

Blow, wind. Summon the storm.Pink Floyd60rank/position

One Of These Days (Blow, Wind; Summon, Storm) / PINK FLOYD

Professional wrestler Abdullah the Butcher’s entrance theme is a famous Pink Floyd song.

At the time, I didn’t know it was by Pink Floyd, but it fit Butcher’s image perfectly and I remember finding it scary.

It’s nostalgic now, but it’s a good memory.