Roger Waters thinks one classic album 'finished' Pink Floyd
Speaking shortly after his 1985 departure, Waters argued the band's biggest commercial success was also its undoing.
Speaking shortly after his 1985 departure, Waters argued the band's biggest commercial success was also its undoing.
Speaking to The Guardian in 2006, the Pink Floyd guitarist admitted his tastes had moved on from the era of Arctic Monkeys, Kaiser Chiefs and Franz Ferdinand.
Waters on Lennon: a lifelong debt to a man he only met once, in a studio control room, where both of them were on their worst behaviour.
Even after their global success, there was always one presence hanging over Pink Floyd.
The Pink Floyd guitarist reflected on the band’s creative arc and revealed the songs he believes stand above the rest.
David Gilmour says Luck and Strange has the cohesion and emotional spark that reminds him of creating The Dark Side of the Moon
David Gilmour recalls pressure and “lethargy” after The Dark Side of the Moon
Gilmour’s partnership with Charlie Andrew proves that even rock’s elder statesmen can still find fresh sparks of creativity
From early brilliance to heartbreaking decline, Barrett’s story is woven into every note of Wish You Were Here
David Gilmour could soar on stage, but behind the music there remains a quiet ache - a remembrance of Syd Barrett, friend and original visionary