Pink Floyd is one of the most popular bands in the world. Still. Today. While the majority of their music came out about 40 years ago, their songs can still be heard on classic rock stations, in dorm ...

Joining Pink Floyd during the 1960s, David Gilmour watched as the band gained international fame and even a spot in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Thanks to hit songs like “The Great Gig in The Sky” ...

Pink Floyd enjoyed a series of group successes in the '70s, building a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame resume along the way. The '80s, however, would be much different. As Pink Floyd ceased to operate as a ...

There isn't really a psychedelic rock band who has more deeply defined the genre, connected with their fans, and inspired other psychedelic rock artists than Pink Floyd. Not only did their music ...

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Any look back at Pink Floyd‘s longest songs ends up as something of a love letter to the lost musical partnership of David Gilmour and Richard Wright, the latter of whom died in 2008. Pink Floyd’s ...

David Gilmour is already discussing a tour in support of his long-awaited new solo album. As for the set list, however, he now has an "unwillingness to revisit the Pink Floyd of the '70s." That would ...

For 50 years, that lo-fi guitar riff has been the preamble to one of the most recognizable rock songs of all time. PINK FLOYD: (Singing) So, so you think you can tell heaven from hell, blue skies from ...