Tag Archives: Pink Floyd

The Dark Side of the Moon did for Pink Floyd what Fleetwood Mac’s eponymous 1975 album did for that band: transformed it from a long-time cult favorite into a gigantic worldwide phenomenon. And unlike the Mac, Pink Floyd didn’t have to make any personnel changes to grow its audience. What the group did do with …

A remix of Pink Floyd's 'Animals' finally appears, plus another box of Mark Knopfler solo albums and covers from Rory Block.

Pink Floyd's drummer, working with a new band, explores his old group's early years. Plus, Chicago blues from Johnny Iguana and folk from Rich Krueger

A massive box set explores Pink Floyd’s post-1985 work. Plus, CDs from Seamus Egan and Big Mike.

In a climate where the next release always needs to outdo the last. Jeff Richman is a beacon for the next generation of guitar fusion enthusiasts.

Seventies pop hits make for some fine jazz interpretations on Dave Stryker's 'Eight Track.'

'Rolling Stone' writer Dave Thompson's book tears down the wall that was built by Roger Waters.

A look at Roger Waters' incendiary career that goes beyond Floyd.

This Seattle band has created a mesmerizing double-LP set of "cinematic" rock.

A well-produced documentary focused on all aspects of the creation of Wish You Were Here.