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Pink Floyd: The Final Cut

"Waters' personal frustrations, which hit their peak on "The Final Cut", would surely have come across as more credible on a solo debut, instead of being projected through the Pink Floyd frame, with his longtime partners in misery reduced…

The Final Cut

Waters' personal frustrations, which hit their peak on "The Final Cut," would surely have come across as more credible on a solo debut, rather than projected through the Pink Floyd frame, with his longtime fellow sufferers relegated to a…

The Endless River

»The Endless River«, the most anticipated album of 2014 among countless music fans, is a fitting farewell from one of the greatest rock bands of all time and a worthy tribute to the late Richard Wright.

The Division Bell

Hardly anyone dared to predict that »The Division Bell« would become one of the best albums of the last decade of the 20th century and one of the deepest achievements in the entire Pink Floyd discography.

A Momentary Lapse of Reason

»A Momentary Lapse of Reason« was a very welcome breath of fresh air after two straight rounds of Waters' dark confessionals, and it blew away the depressive gloom that had started to choke this legendary band.

Pink Floyd: A Momentary Lapse Of Reason

"Despite Waters' grumbling and contempt for the album, it deservedly got a warmer reception and more enthusiasm than "The Final Cut" from both fans and critics at the time, so Gilmour and Mason came out of this battle of egos as the winners…

Obscured by Clouds

"Obsured By Clouds" admittedly isn't among the best achievements in the story of this legendary band, most of which went down in rock history in golden letters, but it's still a hugely interesting, if not outright excellent, soundtrack.

Pink Floyd: Obscured By Clouds

Label: EMI RecordsRelease date: 2. 6. 1972Production: Pink FloydAlbum length: 40.08 minGenre: Progressive Rock/Psychadelic RockRating: 8.0/10 "Obsured by Clouds" is one of those Pink Floyd albums that doesn't come up all that often…

The Wall

"The Wall" is one of those monumental albums that wrote itself into rock history in letters of gold and helped make sure the legend of Pink Floyd lives forever.

Animals

"Animals" is another crown jewel in the treasure chest of prog rock's greats, and it still shines as bright as ever. This is an album that nobody who has learned to think for themselves can hear and stay cold.

Wish You Were Here

"Wish You Were Here" isn't just one of the band's key achievements. It's one of the greatest achievements in modern music, and in the annals of progressive rock it still shines as brightly as ever.

Pink Floyd: The Dark Side Of The Moon

Label: EMI RecordsRelease date: March 1, 1973Production: Pink FloydAlbum length: 43.09 minGenre: Progressive Rock/Art RockRating: 10/10 What on earth is there left to write about "the dark side of the moon"? It's an extraordinary…

Dark Side Of The Moon

What more could anyone possibly write about the "dark side of the moon", that extraordinary album which, more than three decades after its release, is still a global music phenomenon like no other, one that had a revolutionary influ

Pink Floyd: Meddle

Label: EMI RecordsRelease date: October 31, 1971Produced by: Pink FloydAlbum length: 46.48 minGenre: Progressive Rock/Art RockRating: 9.0/10 Steeped in esoteric atmosphere, "Meddle" may well be the most important album in the…

Meddle

Steeped in an esoteric atmosphere, "Meddle" may well be the most important album in the history of the legendary progressive rock innovators Pink Floyd, because it's where they nailed down the final definition of their specific

Atom Heart Mother

The cow Lulubelle III, who graces the cover of "Atom Heart Mother", the fifth studio album from legendary prog rock heavyweights Pink Floyd, is surely the most famous cow in the world, right up there with the purple one on the Milka…

Pink Floyd: Atom Heart Mother

Label: EMI RecordsRelease date: October 2, 1970Produced by: Pink FloydAlbum length: 51.54 minGenre: Psychadelic Rock / Progressive RockRating: 9.0/10 Lulubelle III, the cow on the sleeve of "Atom Heart Mother", the fifth studio album…

Ummagumma

The first years after the departure of "crazy diamond" Syd Barrett were undoubtedly an extremely turbulent period for Pink Floyd, full of constant, sprawling experimentation in the studio and on stage, including the search for a suitable…

Pink Floyd: Ummagumma

Label: EMI RecordsRelease date: 7. 11. 1969Production: Pink Floyd & Norman SmithAlbum length: 86.11 minGenre: Psychadelic Rock/Progressive Rock/AvantgardeRating: 8.5/10 The first years after the departure of the "crazy diamond"…

More

In the wake of "mad diamond" Syd Barrett's departure and the release of their second album "A Saucerful Of Secrets" (1968), Pink Floyd, at the urging of renowned German director Barbet Schroeder, recorded the music for the film "

Pink Floyd: More

Label: EMI RecordsRelease date: June 13, 1969Production: Pink FloydAlbum length: 44.57 minRating: 8.0/10Genre: Psychadelic Rock/Progressive Rock In the period after the departure of the "crazy diamond" Syd Barrett and the release of…

A Saucerful Of Secrets

Before the release of their second album "A Saucerful Of Secrets", Pink Floyd were without a doubt the top name on the British psychedelic rock scene and one of the leading pioneers of the emerging progressive rock. Their p

Pink Floyd: A Saucerful Of Secrets

Label: EMI RecordsRelease date: June 29, 1968Production: Norman SmithAlbum length: 39:42 minGenre: Psychadelic Rock/Space Rock/Progressive RockRating: 8.0/10 "A Saucerful Of Secrets" is the second studio album by Pink Floyd, hands…

The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn

Pink Floyd had a hugely interesting evolution. From a small rhythm and blues band to pioneers of psychedelic rock, they gradually grew into one of the biggest and most respected groups in the history of rock music (especially its…

Pink Floyd: The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn

Label: EMI RecordsRelease date: August 4, 1967Produced by: Norman SmithAlbum length: 41.54 minGenre: Psychedelic Rock/Space RockRating: 7.5/10 Pink Floyd went through a seriously fascinating evolution. They started out as a small…

P.U.L.S.E.

As you probably all know, Pink Floyd toured in 1994 in support of their last studio album, "Division Bell". It kicked off in March in the US, and in October Pink Floyd made a stop on the British Isles

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