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Actually, I take music alot more seriously now than in my younger daze. I have the only pair of Polk SDA-SRS's I've ever even seen. 5'4" tall, 200+ lbs apiece, 8 6 inch midranges, 4 high-output titanium tweeters, and a 15 inch passive radiator each. Rated at 1000 WPC. The largest home speakers ever made by the Polk corp., Stereo Review said at the time it was the lowest harmonic distortion levels they ever measured, almost exceeded their equipments ability to measure.

Hi,
sounds like you have a nice system.
Somehow I missed Pink Floyd in my youth.
I was a YES fan(atic). I didn't find Floyd until late in life; my daughter about 4 years back gave me a cd of Delicate Sound of Thunder,
and I was hooked. It took me two years to get through that two cd set, because the songs were that incredible, that it took that long to 'digest' them, or to get them totally integrated into my being.
It was the best gift I've ever been given. I think now is probably the best time in my life for them, anyway, as I can truly appreciate the music.
Since then I have SERIOUSLY added to my PF collection, working to get the studio versions of the songs on DSoT, and of course found other gems on the studio versions. Like, for instance, I got Meddle to have the studio version of "One of These Days" and was lucky enough to get "Echoes" along with it. Plus I wanted some of their earlier works. Like Embryo, and Several Species of Small Furry Animals.
Can't even imagine growing tired of Floyd.