The solo album David Gilmour compares to The Dark Side of the Moon
David Gilmour says Luck and Strange has the cohesion and emotional spark that reminds him of creating The Dark Side of the Moon
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The one Pink Floyd record Roger Waters decried as "rubbish"
Roger Waters’ anger at Pink Floyd’s post-split work became one of rock’s longest grudges. This is the album he publicly dismissed as “rubbish”
Why Tom Petty "hated" Pink Floyd
Tom Petty was a lifelong Pink Floyd fan - until they kept Damn the Torpedoes from topping the charts in 1980
The surprising Pink Floyd record David Gilmour calls "the difficult second album"
David Gilmour recalls pressure and “lethargy” after The Dark Side of the Moon
Why Syd Barrett was the "cornerstone" of Pink Floyd
Syd Barrett’s influence never left Pink Floyd, even long after his tragic decline
David Gilmour on why he's "done" with Pink Floyd
As Black Sabbath bow out, David Gilmour has ended hopes of a Pink Floyd reunion, calling it “fakery” without Rick Wright
The contemporary band David Gilmour finds "inspiring"
Gilmour’s partnership with Charlie Andrew proves that even rock’s elder statesmen can still find fresh sparks of creativity
The classic song Pink Floyd wrote as a tribute to Syd Barrett
From early brilliance to heartbreaking decline, Barrett’s story is woven into every note of Wish You Were Here
David Gilmour explains why it was "tragic" joining Pink Floyd
David Gilmour could soar on stage, but behind the music there remains a quiet ache - a remembrance of Syd Barrett, friend and original visionary
Nick Mason on the man who invented "real rock 'n' roll"
Pink Floyd are often labelled prog rock, but for Nick Mason, their roots run through the rhythms of a Black American pioneer and the origins of rock ‘n’ roll
R.E.M., The Smiths, Nirvana – who might reunite next?
If Oasis is possible, is anyone off the table? Here are the reunions we’d love to see next.
