What's the "Darkest" and "Happiest" Pink Floyd albums?

[moom]

I feel a lot of pain and frustration beyond that anger.

True that, especially on "Pigs (Three Different Ones)". But the somewhat lighter edge of "Pigs on the Wing" also makes it a little less dark than The Wall (in my opinion).

The Wall, being a combo of quiet desperation and violence...

Was that a deliberate from "Southampton Dock", by the way?

Just in case, my posts were my opinion as well, no pressure
And yes, it's my buddy SD
I often like to recite some of TFC lyrics without music, as if they were some poems or stories ^^

[ZiggyZipgun]

The Wall, being a combo of quiet desperation and violence...

Was that a deliberate from "Southampton Dock", by the way?

And here I'd assumed you were quoting "Time".

[moom]

The Wall, being a combo of quiet desperation and violence...

Was that a deliberate from "Southampton Dock", by the way?

And here I'd assumed you were quoting "Time".

I did remind myself that, too. I think Roger almost self-quoted

^^

[shoutinyoursleep]

I initially went with the Wall for the darkest, especially if you add the film from 1982, but ever since ITAOT was released and Harvested's Divided We Fall DVD I fnd that Wall experience much more enjoyable.

Animals now for my darkest and Waters lyrics in Brain Damage.

Happiest a tie between Meddle and OBC.