Since most people that bought Dark Side of the Moon and/or The Wall never bought any other Pink Floyd albums, and perhaps aren't "true fans", which album acquisition pushes them over that threshold?
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Which one album would someone need to own to be considered a true 'fan'?
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ZiggyZipgun
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Which one album would someone need to own to be considered a true 'fan'?
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azza200
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Re: Which one album would someone need to own to be considered a true 'fan'?
simple they own all albums and like every era of the band
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Re: Which one album would someone need to own to be considered a true 'fan'?
I believe that would make A Saucerful of Secrets the album in question. Fun fact: it didn't appear on the Billboard 200 until...April 2019, the same month I saw Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets twice.
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Re: Which one album would someone need to own to be considered a true 'fan'?
I would say Animals. I suppose it's just one step beyond the more comfortable favourites.
(Stretching the definition of 'true fan' a bit - maybe 'Omayyad?')
(Stretching the definition of 'true fan' a bit - maybe 'Omayyad?')