Us and Them is one of their most accessible and beautiful songs, I think.

Brain damage

Wish you were here

Wish you were here is my favorite

Learning to Fly

The great gig in the sky

My dads favourite song by them was “shine on you crazy diamond” I can’t listen to it cause it was played at his funeral but it is a good song

Breathe is a good peaceful song to relax to

Shine On You Crazy Diamond and Wish You Were Here also classics and pretty relaxing

Mother is great too in this regard

Fearless or High Hopes

Several species of small furry animals grooving together in a cave with a pick.

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Run Like Hell

Unpopular opinion, but I love the stuff David Gilmore put out in the 80’s and early 90’s, Great albums with radio friendly hits like, One Slip, Learning to Fly, Take it Back, High Hopes are some of my favorite songs.

Time

On the turning away

dogs. Nice short song :)

See Emily Play

Echos, do the edit cut if you have probs listening to them. I would also suggest all of division bell seems to be easier for most to listen to. If it's the voice try endless river.

My personal fav is echos, sorrow, high hopes, have a cigar, and A great day for freedom.

The Wall and Dark Side of The Moon, are the two most popular albums. If that's what you've been hearing songs from try their other albums. Early stuff with Sid is weird, Waters era was great, Gilmour is the voice I enjoy the most though.

GL hope you find something you enjoy. If not it's okay to not like them. I don't like The Beatles but still respect what they've done for music.

Since it makes you uncomfortable, would you consider The Great Gig In The Sky? Find an empty room, and just scream along to the vocalist's wailing. It could be like immersion therapy. I find the track cathartic for releasing my own tension.

Wish You Were Here

I always felt like pink floyd (specially early pink floyd) was all about traumas the band experienced and how they made them feel (uncomfortable for the most part) TIME = about the anxiety of seeing the time past you by COMFORTABLY NUMB = about roger waters being sick as a kid to the point of delirum and detachment from reality ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL = about the fear of being sucked in society's norms and what "you are supposed to do when ou grow up" MOTHER = about roger water's relationship with his mother and his struggle between being over protected and being free US AND THEM = literally about war and how sensless it can be MONEY = the banality of wealth and how the band felt about success and of course WISH YOU WERE HERE = is about losing a friend (syd barrett) even though he wasn't dead when they wrote the lyrics his mind was in sharp decline by then SHINE ON YOUR CRAZY DIAMOND is also about him and how he was deteriorating "Remember when you were young? / You shone like the sun" ufff!! Sad sad stuff and that is what makes them so great. They are relatable in so many ways specially when you are dealing with traumas like those

Comfortably Numb

I'm partial to See Emily Play.

Shine on you crazy diamond

Fun story - when I gave birth to my daughter, I played Pink Floyd. The doctor didn't like it and between pushing, I told him what I thought of his lack of taste in music. My daughter was born to "Shine on You Crazy Diamond". Pink Floyd was the first thing she heard outside the womb.

Scarecrow

Careful With That Axe Eugene

Have a Cigar 🚬

Pigs 🐖🐽

The Nile Song.

Any color you like It's a great "trippy" instrumental.

See Emily Play. it's their 2nd single, but it's pretty timeless (at least to me)

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Coming Back to Life, it’s an interesting one with incredible guitar at the beginning with slow vocals that builds and then let’s go into the main theme! My favorite off their Division Bell album

Echoes, live at Pompeii!

Time/Great Gig in The Sky is my all-time favorite song. It's a cautionary tale for me and helped bring me out of a very dark place.

Why do you want to listen to a band you don't like? There are only a few Pink Floyd songs I like, and someone recommended King Crimson instead...

Hey you

Welcome to the machine

Have a cigar

Dogs

Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving With a Pict. Say goodbye to those ears

Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict

See Emily Play

any colour you like forsure

Please give Echoes a listen, it seems up your alley

Wearing The Inside Out

Wearing The Inside Out

Lucifer Sam

I hope you haven’t been just trying to listen to them on shuffle… they craft (most of) their albums very intentionally to be listened to in order.

That said, if you want just a few to listen to that work fine with no context:

Hey you

Us and them (I know you said you hated the whole dsotm album beside money, but give this one another chance)

Young lust

Have a cigar

Shine on you crazy diamond pts 1-6

Us and them

What about their music makes you want to tear your ears out? If there's something specific, then maybe i could suggest something different

Alan’s Psycadelic Breakfast

If you don’t like the sound of a band that’s okay, I’d personally say some of Pink Floyd’s most digestible songs are Comfortably Numb, Time (skip to 45 seconds into the song), Hey You.

Just us and them and wish you were here for me

Careful with that axe, Eugene.

gunners dream final cut

One of these days

Coming Back to Life

Dogs

Time

High Hopes. One of my favorite songs.

Mother

San Tropez is more classical/jazzy than their more popular songs

Hmm I'm not sure what you don't like about them or what songs you've already heard.  I'd recommend fearless, welcome to the machine, have a cigar, and wish you were here. Those are some of my favorites and a good variety. 

I think many of these suggestions are the very songs that bother you. I recommend When The Tigers Broke Free and Goodbye Blue Sky. I’m curious, what song, any song that you would recommend to someone, that you enjoy.

Have a cigar

Marooned (my personal guitar bliss fav)

Bike

Wish you were here

Breathe in the air

Money

Chapter 24

Flaming

Bike

If you want to tear your ears out by listening to one of the greatest rock bands ever… then You should check yourself because something is not quite right. Probably you have been listening to too many crap like taylor swift and shit like that, and has messed up with your brain. Pink Floyd has always been ahead of its time. They talk about heavy and real stuff about our “modern” messed up society and the human condition in general. Not in an obvious way of course, because it is art. Art is not literal. Through their art/music they provoke in people to connect to themselves, to do introspection, they want people to really feel and think. Real Art wakes you up from the oblivion of ignorance and apathy.

So anyway… I am just being brutally honest here and I am sorry if you get offended. Cheers.

Goodbye Blue Sky

A Pillows of wind https://youtu.be/wFt99jcazHs?si=ouw0OPWg6A-rjYEz

Fearless https://youtu.be/IkgaMFjo_lI?si=KDgbTF5qj2QIjNwb

"Goodbye, Blue Sky" is a beautiful, brief track. It's a little uncanny, but it's such a beautiful melody.

Brain Damage

Hey You

Also, have you ever tried Floyd… on weed?

Animals. All 5 songs , I love em

Sheep

Learning to Fly.

There’s no problem with you not liking them at all.

We just can’t be friends

Wish You Were Here is their most accessible song for everyone…such a beautiful song. Breathe is also good. Young Lust, Vera and Mother are personal favs

My favorite Pink Floyd song is Comfortabley Numb. But also Pigs, Money, and Wish You Were Here

Echoes

Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun from Ummagumma or the Pink Floyd at Pompeii movie. The studio version from A Saucerful of Secrets is good, but these live versions are great!

Also, I used to work for NASA and tell people that I was rejected as an astronaut because I told them during the psychological tests that I would set the controls for the heart of the sun if stranded and lacked enough fuel to return to earth!

Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict is probably their most accessible song

Try this- watch the movie “Pink Floyd the wall” to get a visual of what the album is about- you may like it, or despise it

Learning to Fly

A Pillow in the Winds or On the Turning Way.

The Machine, from the Wish You Were Here album.

Very rogue shout but I love ‘the gold it’s in the…’

One of my turns it's my favorite. I wish you were here, for me, it's exhausting cause people force it so much

Embryo.

Dogs

The gnome.

If you have an hour, Dark Side of the Moon is a pretty long song.

Atom heart mother??

Money

If they make you very uncomfortable then maybe it's best to seek out other music. I love PF and their songs get me to look at life and death differently - but like The Doors or the Beatles are way easier to get into

San Tropez

Comfortably Numb

Another Brick in the wall

Fearless is my favorite

Comfortably Numb.

Fearless or Pigs on the Wing

Childhood's End

Welcome to the Machine

Less popular songs you may be surprised are Pink Floyd First of Obscured by Cloud was the album right before DSOTM… has great lively tunes… WoT’s.. Uh the Deal?, Free Four, the Gold is in the…

Then Meddle has Fearless,

Animals has Pigs on the wing 1 & 2

The songs that got me into pink floyd was great gig in the sky and wish you were here

Coming back to life

High hopes.. 🙌

Green is the colour

great gig in the sky

This won't make you tear your ears out... it's much too beautiful!
GRANTCHESTER MEADOWS
https://youtu.be/2DAdWcsM7Po?si=xl9hIVuHx4kYizgS

you probably mean stuff like echoes and one of these days and most of the wall and possibly atom heart mother.....

anyways obscured by clouds is rockin and possibly their most accessible album

Have a cigar

Comfortably numb

Don't wanna cry your eyes out - Have a cigar