I kinda wish dude had done a bit more reading, and brought up the working title of some of these songs. Pink Floyd themselves actually named "See Saw" "The Most Boring Song I've Ever Heard, Bar Two," in the original. "Saucerful of Secrets" was going to be called "Beset by Creatures of the Deep," and "Echoes" narrowly…

I tried to sync 'Meddle' with Murnau's "Sunrise," once.

I have found it's a great album to play "Risk" to.

"Not Now John" being an example of something they did too much of: riff recycling. 'If you liked "Young Lust," have we got the single for you!'

Worse yet, he's one of those critics who thinks the band suffered significantly for having lost Syd.

Sorrell Brooks?

Hot take! Before reading everyone else's comments:
A better way of approaching this probably pointless exercise would have been to not consider song fragments, and do a little sense-making with oneself and admit that "Pigs on the Wing" is a two-part song, not worthy of consideration as *two* songs.
Although I guess…

In the original, there was also something about Happy Laughs for the Nice Asking.

Dinner Mom Movie!

You two just stay AWAY from that Hailey and Destiny!

"Brie…BRIE! My eyeeees…"

It's like a journey through the past with you guys!

"Come to…the hell?…Gargy, Indiana?"

"Ah cain't see SHIT, can yeeew?"

I'd stop short of calling Rust and Early "unknowns" too, just because they so often turn up in every one of their pals' projects, and they have a lot of pals.

Then they go murder people!

Wait, is that Twitch, the novel that inspired Sassy Fat Black Teen in Crisis, a Lee Daniels movie?

"From the People Who Brought You 'Double Vaginal, Double Anal'…"

Ernest goes to no country for one-note hillbilly joke acts! But then there's this confusing scene at the end where he has a dream about his dad!

Although at least you knew exactly what you were getting with "Fat Guy Goes Nutzoid."