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Pink Floyd announce new Collector's Edition of The Dark Side Of The Moon
Pink Floyd's new Collector's Edition of The Dark Side Of The Moon will be released in April
Roger Waters pays tribute to "The Last DJ" Jim Ladd, takes potshot at his bosses at Sirius XM
Jim Ladd, the DJ inspiration for Tom Petty's The Last DJ and the voice of Roger Waters' Radio KAOS, has died at the age 75
"It was pretty miserable": Roger Waters fired his son from his touring band, so now he's joined a Pink Floyd tribute group
Roger Waters' son Harry played for his father's touring band for 14 years before he was fired, now he plays for Pink Floyd tribute act Brit Floyd
Roger Waters’ Dark Side Of The Moon Redux: “Audacious, affecting, annoying, dull in places… certainly worth investigating”
Unnecessary? Maybe. But this stark reimagining of the biggest prog album ever possibly works better than it should
News just in: Roger Waters' reworking of The Dark Side Of The Moon actually works
Roger Waters has rerecorded The Dark Side Of The Moon. Because there was so much wrong with the original
Roger Waters slams documentary that paints him as an antisemite
Former Pink Floyd man says 'The Dark Side of Roger Waters' is a "flimsy, unapologetic piece of propaganda"
"The memories of a man in his old age": Roger Waters shares new versions of Breathe and Speak To Me
Roger Waters will release Dark Side Of The Moon Redux on October 6 and premiere it at the London Palladium on October 8
Pink Floyd to release newly remastered Dark Side Of The Moon on vinyl, CD and Blu-ray
Pink Floyd's seminal album The Dark Side Of The Moon will be reissued in October
"The voice had been there all along... Hidden in plain sight": Listen to Roger Waters' atmospheric new version of Pink Floyd's Time, from his reimagined The Dark Side of the Moon Redux album
Roger Waters shares his reimagined version of Pink Floyd classic Time
"I and everybody else were old farts in her opinion" - Roger Waters on the night Sinéad O'Connor sang her spellbinding version of Pink Floyd's Mother
To mark the fall of the Berlin Wall, Roger Waters invited a stellar cast to Berlin for a restaging of Pink Floyd's The Wall - including The Scorpions, Joni Mitchell and Sinéad O'Connor
