‘Dune’ Trailer Helps Young Music Fans Discover One of Rock’s Most Popular Albums
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Pink Floyd’s “Eclipse” — and the album it closes, Dark Side of the Moon — sees a bump on streaming among millennials and first-time listeners
Flashback: See Roger Waters, Van Morrison, the Band Play Pink Floyd’s ‘Comfortably Numb’ in 1990
Posted in: Music NewsPerformance was part of star-studded production of ‘The Wall’ to commemorate the destruction of the Berlin Wall
Flashback: Pink Floyd Immortalise World War II–Era Singer Vera Lynn on ‘The Wall’
Posted in: Music NewsLynn’s 1939 classic “We’ll Meet Again” gave strength to soldiers in the conflict, and was also used by Stanley Kubrick at the end of ‘The Shining’
See Roger Waters’ Socially Distanced Take on Pink Floyd’s ‘Two Suns in the Sunset’
Posted in: Music News“That we allow Nuclear Weapons to exist in a world controlled by deranged sociopaths is, in itself, a deranged arrangement,” singer adds of The Final Cut closer
Flashback: Pink Floyd Play ‘The Great Gig in the Sky’ With Original Vocalist Clare Torry
Posted in: Music NewsThis 1990 gig at Knebworth marked the first time the ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ singer had performed with the band since 1973
See Roger Waters Perform ‘Another Brick in the Wall’ in ‘Us and Them’ Film
Posted in: Music NewsPhysical releases of motion picture and its soundtrack out this fall
Roger Waters Documents 2017 Live Shows in New Concert Film
Posted in: Music News‘Roger Waters: Us + Them’ will be released digitally June 16th
Flashback: Pink Floyd Say Goodbye With ‘Louder Than Words’
Posted in: Music NewsThe band signed off with this song back in 2014, but its feud continues to rage on
Roger Waters: ‘David Gilmour Thinks He Is Pink Floyd and That I’m Irrelevant’
Posted in: Music NewsFormer Floyd bassist and singer-songwriter claims Gilmour has banned him from band’s website
Roger Waters on Life in Isolation, His Postponed Tour, and More
Posted in: Music FeaturesWaters also discusses his failed peace summit with David Gilmour, his late friend John Prine, and why he’s still rooting for Bernie Sanders
