The magic and mystery surrounding the architect of Pink Floyd endures – and a larger canvas emerges of a confident, ...

Of all the great productions in Pink Floyd's history, David Gilmour thought that this iconic show never sat well with him.

During an interview with AXS TV’s Dan Rather, Waters let his guard down to reveal a more vulnerable side to him than he usually shows ... s founding member, Syd Barrett, who left the band ...

There was a time when Syd Barrett was the most compelling frontman ... pointing to his detachment from reality. However, two live shows in America confirmed that Barrett could not continue as he was.

The success of On an Island was followed by a sober tribute to Syd Barrett, who passed away in July of that year, in a live rendition ... tour with The Wall. The show concluded with Gilmour ...

Their 1971 album marked the move from experimental live band to studio-based architects, paving the way for a decade of ...

Sadly the show was cancelled ... Finally, the ambiguous depictions of Syd betray the band’s former and admirable policy of discouraging Barrett disciples. If they feel the need to surround themselves ...

The life of Syd Barrett was not an easy one, but the legacy he left behind is one of the most respected in psychedelic rock.

Nods to Mazzy Star and the solo Syd Barrett are evident (especially with “Koala ... album with The Brian Jonestown Massacre’s Anton Newcombe. She also played live with the BJM and appeared on their ...

In terms of contributions, that’s not bad going for a musician who originally joined in the capacity of support guitarist to the ailing Syd Barrett. Gilmour’s influence on Floyd’s ...

By 1964 when guitarist Syd Barrett came aboard it was called the ... They reunited with Waters in 2005 for a one-off performance at the Live 8 benefit concert. Wright died in 2008, and in tribute ...

Unlike most episodes, the election special – which has the exhaustively long name “The Daily Show Presents A Live Election Night Special With Jon Stewart: Indecision 2024: Nothing We Can Do ...