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Pink Floyd's Less Acclaimed Songs — Which One Was Your Favorite from the List? 🎸🎶
Watch Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” from Live in Venice, now available on YouTube:
Filmed in 1989, this unforgettable concert took place on a floating stage in the heart of Venice. Renowned for both its music and its extraordinary setting, the performance remains a landmark live production.
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Watch Pink Floyd’s “The Great Gig In The Sky” from Live in Venice, now available on YouTube:
Filmed in 1989, this unforgettable concert took place on a floating stage in the heart of Venice. The performance remains renowned not only for the music, but also for its extraordinary setting and ambitious production.
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A Pink Floyd compilation album - Masters Of Rock - from the 1970s in a couple of different versions. The brown cover included a picture of The Dark Side Of The Moon on the rear printed upside down, and also referred to Candy And A Current Bun (should have been Currant). The colourful one uses the Meddle band portrait but replaces David Gilmour with Syd Barrett...
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Watch Pink Floyd perform “Time” Live in Venice, now available on YouTube:
Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Venice in 1989, this performance of Time saw Pink Floyd take to a floating stage in the heart of the city.
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An advert for Pink Floyd's third (of three) shows in the UK in 1988, on the Momentary Lapse of Reason tour:
There have been other editions of Pink Floyd's debut album, The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn (which was released on this day in 1967). Here's an Italian edition (do you know where the picture was taken?) and an edition released for Record Store Day in 2018:
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From 1968 - three shows were played by Pink Floyd at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco, California, on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th of August:
An advert for a cancelled Pink Floyd gig in 1967:
Today in 1967, Pink Floyd's debut album, The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn was released (with a US, eponymously named edition coming in October that year, with a revised track list). The front cover was photographed by Vic Singh, and the rear was a drawing by Syd Barrett of a picture taken by Colin Prime in London's Ruskin Park a month earlier.
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