The 1979 Pink Floyd song Roger Waters had big issues with: “Not moving at all”
Not what he heard in his head.
David Gilmour
“The sound isn’t very good”: the Pink Floyd bandmate Roger Waters didn’t rate as a singer
The wrong tone of voice.
The 1967 song that marked the end of Syd Barrett: “He was a different person”
The end of his creative journey.
“Beautiful”: the guitar performance Brian May will never forget
The kind of solo that stays with you.
The 1987 song David Gilmour used to resurrect Pink Floyd: “Taking to their wings again”
Coming back from the dead.
The Pink Floyd guitar solo David Gilmour thought went too far: “It’s grown on me a bit”
Soloing for the sake of soloing.
The 1987 song that restored David Gilmour’s faith in Pink Floyd: “Taking to their wings”
“Me taking to my wings again…”
The Velvet Underground predicted the doomed future of music marketing in 1969
A poetic plague was a-coming.
The 1977 album David Gilmour called Pink Floyd’s answer to punk: “A bit more aggressive”
Prog going against the masses.