What happens when you're given your marching orders from a major rock band? The recent hassles between Zak Starkey and The ...

Hard rock bands were getting into all kinds of shenanigans in the 1960s and 1970s, and perhaps none more than the members of Pink Floyd.

This week saw the first official release on vinyl of Pink Floyd's legendary 1971 set played in Pompeii - showing to what extent the British band were once one of the greatest live acts in the world.

Waters believed Pink Floyd were done, and sued to dissolve the group and prevent the remaining members from continuing to use the name. open image in gallery Backs to the wall: the band set their ...

The post Pink Floyd at Pompeii — MCMLXXII Review: A Band on the Cusp of Glory, as Seen in IMAX appeared first on Consequence. In 79 AD, Mount Vesuvius erupted, obliterating the ancient Italian ...

The band’s musical themes of death and mystery link with ancient imagery, and it would have been the first time many audience members had seen these masterpieces of Roman art. Pink Floyd Live at ...

It’s time for some Floyd. Of course, the response to that ... Of course, it certainly doesn’t hurt matters that the four band members — guitarist-vocalist David Gilmour, keyboardist Richard ...

Pink Floyd, another UK band, was just as instrumental (pun slightly ... bands ran into each other at Abbey Roads studio. Pink Floyd members asked if they could watch The Beatles work.

It also features interviews with all four members of the band and a performance with a dog named Mademoiselle Nobs. “Since 1994, I have searched for the elusive film rushes of Pink Floyd at ...

Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters says ... Waters famously sued – and lost to – the remaining members over their continued use of the band's name. In recent years, tempers and tensions ...

The legendary English progressive rock band consisted of founding members Nick Mason ... who joined in 1967. Pink Floyd’s deal did come with stipulations, adds the Financial Times.