During a period of creative feet-finding in the early 1970s, progressive rock quartet Pink Floyd cut 'Seamus', a track that arguably kills their sixth album.
The only album led by frontman Syd Barrett, the psychedelic album was recorded at Abbey Road studios following their growth ...
"It is that thing of substituting an audience for a remarkable venue," the drummer says ahead of the concert film's IMAX ...
To preview the project’s titanic scale and enhanced quality, the band has shared a six-minute clip capturing “Echoes – Part 1.” Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII communicates the power ...
Beginning with faint submarine bleeps, and evolving into a 23-minute space-prog epic, “Echoes” sees the birth of conceptualist Floyd. John Leckie, engineer, Meddle and Wish You Were Here ...
capture the stirring grandeur of Pink Floyd in 1971, at a time when they had just brought out their latest studio album, Meddle, which featured such classic songs as One of These Days and the ...
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Pink Floyd’s Pompeii Concert Restored for a Return to TheatersREAD MORE: Ranking Every Pink Floyd Live Album See a preview clip of Pink Floyd performing “Echoes” below ... release of 1971 ...
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