‘Time’: everything great about Pink Floyd in one song
The dawn of their classic period.
Richard Wright
The album that saw Pink Floyd start to lose themselves: “Rick’s belief in himself was totally gone”
Becoming completely desensitised.
‘A Saucerful Of Secrets’: The Pink Floyd song their producer wanted to erase
Not the most commercial product.
The keyboardist David Gilmour called better than Richard Wright: “I encouraged them both”
The perfect replacement.
“It’s our best album”: the only Pink Floyd record Richard Wright could revisit
A significant moment.
“I’m going to cut you into little pieces!” The four Pink Floyd songs featuring Nick Mason’s vocals
The drummer made very few vocal contributions.
The song David Gilmour called Richard Wright’s “finest moment” in Pink Floyd
“It’s him. It’s idiosyncratic.”
The band Richard Wright regretted not seeing live: “The problem with being in a band yourself”
One of the keyboardist’s favourite bands.
The Pink Floyd album Richard Wright thought could have been better: “We could have gone further”
Not having that thematic thread.
The album Pink Floyd’s Richard Wright said “knocked me sideways”
An avant-garde essential of the early 1980s.