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Pink Floyd collaborator Polly Samson, wife and creative partner of David Gilmour, has a London photo exhibition
Polly Samson - Between This Breath and Then is at the Leica Gallery London
“Storm Thorgerson didn’t say the pig on the cover of Animals had been Roger Waters’ idea. Roger was very angry”: Why Pink Floyd didn’t go to their go-to artwork guys for The Wall, and what The Dark Side Of The Moon cover might have looked like
Hipgnosis design house co-founder Aubrey Powell recalls the 70s from their first big success and the inflatable pig incident to destruction at the hands of a young punk artist
Pink Floyd announce new compilation album including extended version of classic track
New Pink Floyd collection 8-Tracks features songs recorded between 1971 and 1979
“How dare he revolutionise rock’n’roll then walk away!” Syd Barrett was never lost. He just didn’t want to be found
In the 90s a Prog writer set out to doorstep the former Pink Floyd mastermind and demand an explanation for his disappearance from music. It didn’t go to plan – which came as a great relief
The prog stars who influenced a comedy musician’s career – and made him become a milkman for a while
Graham Fellows, creator of Jilted John and John Shuttleworth, started out with ELP before finding Yes, Focus, The Enid and Pink Floyd (although he has no time for The Dark Side Of The Moon)
Pink Floyd to release 1975 Los Angeles Sports Arena concert on vinyl and CD for very first time in April
Pink Floyd Live From The Los Angeles Sports Arena, April 26th, 1975 has been restored and remastered by Steven Wilson
Can you imagine Pink Floyd’s The Wall without Comfortably Numb? Roger Waters once did
The band’s signature track was the source of great disagreement as their massive 1979 concept album came together. Its absence could have robbed them of one of their greatest onstage moments
“It’s definitely earned its keep”: David Gilmour on the guitar he sold for $4m – that’s just sold again for $14.5m
The Black Strat was with him from 1970 until 2019, when it was one of more than 120 instruments he auctioned for charity
