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3 days ago · The Dark Side of the Moon. Roger Waters. British musician and songwriter Roger Waters photographed in Zurich, Switzerland, in 1968, when he was the bassist for Pink Floyd. (more) By 1968 Barrett, who had overused LSD and was struggling with schizophrenia, was replaced by guitarist Gilmour.
4 days ago · 1. The Sex Pistols. According to years-old rumors, John Lydon was signed up to join The Sex Pistols after being seen wearing a ragged t-shirt with the words “I Hate Pink Floyd” scrawled on it ...
1 day ago · Even fellow Pink Floyd bandmate Roger Waters gave it a spin with his bastardised version of The Dark Side of the Moon, his toothless Redux version still there. The Piper’s Call holds a surprising intensity to it as Gilmour navigates the wilder experiences and lessons of his life.
3 days ago · More recently, there has been a plethora of spatial audio editions of The Dark Side Of The Moon to celebrate its 50th anniversary. The scuffle for repackaged Animals products has been less frenzied. It’s the black sheep of their 70s era – a challenging, sometimes confrontational album that nevertheless sold four million copies.
4 days ago · Keith Richards on why Roger Waters’ music lost touch with reality: “It’s a light show, for Christ’s sake!”. The Rolling Stones guitarist and rock and roll madman Keith Richards has never been particularly afraid to let his voice be heard. With a celebrated career in rock spanning over six decades, the guitarist has taken seemingly ...
3 days ago · The Dark Side of the Moon Live at Wembley 1974: Released: 24 March 2023; Label: Pink Floyd; Formats: CD, LP; 4 — — 59: 12 — 4 — — 49 "—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.
It's also kind of weird that in the interviews/press around his DSOTM Redux album, Roger gave Gilmour tons of credit, and said that his solos on Dark Side of the Moon (and the other albums from the 70s), "constitute a collection of some of the very best guitar solos in the history of rock and roll."
