
Nick Mason
Unattended Luggage is a new boxed set of the Pink Floyd member’s solo works from the 1980s. Continue reading Nick Mason
Unattended Luggage is a new boxed set of the Pink Floyd member’s solo works from the 1980s. Continue reading Nick Mason
Several years before The Dark Side of the Moon elevated them to the commercial stratosphere, Pink Floyd began as a ’60s psychedelic pop outfit Continue reading Pink Floyd
What is remarkable about hearing Roger Waters’ third solo album Amused to Death is how prophetic it was. Continue reading Roger Waters
Most fans were understandably shocked this past summer when news leaked that Pink Floyd was working on a new studio album. Continue reading Pink Floyd
From five years ago, here’s my conversation with Pink Floyd founding member Nick Mason who spoke about ‘The Wall’ when it then turned 30. Continue reading Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason Reflects on 30th Anniversary of ‘The Wall’
Over the summer, fans were surprised upon hearing news that Pink Floyd was working on a new studio album, the first in 20 years. Continue reading Pink Floyd Reveals Track List, Artwork for ‘The Endless River’
If there was ever a Hall of Fame for eccentric rock and roll figures, Syd Barrett would be a first-ballot inductee. Continue reading Pink Floyd Co-Founder Syd Barrett Celebrated With New Album and Biography
by David Chiu This year marks the 20th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s final studio album, The Division Bell – an … Continue reading Pink Floyd to Reissue ‘The Division Bell’ as a Box Set
Pink Floyd
The Story of Wish You Were Here
Eagle Rock Entertainment
By David Chiu
After making probably the most commercially and artistically successful album of all time, how does a band live up to that for the next record? In the case of Pink Floyd, the result was 1975’s Wish You Were Here, the follow-up to the mammoth record Dark Side of the Moon. Continue reading “DVD: Pink Floyd: The Story of Wish You Were”
Pink Floyd
The Wall (Immersion Edition)
Capitol/EMI
By David Chiu
Although they were part of the progressive rock movement by the time The Wall was released in 1979, Pink Floyd—particularly Roger Waters—crafted something that is arguably punk in attitude and spirit. The Wall conveys the themes of isolation and detachment with both venom and poignancy. Continue reading “CD Review: Pink Floyd”