Not only did Pink Floyd's music change the course of rock music history, but they also have a story unlike any other.

On 1977's acidic Animals LP, Pink Floyd bassist Roger Waters penned ‘Pigs (Three Different Ones)’, an excoriation aimed at three figures' place in UK power.

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A heartfelt, poetic and occasionally romantic lyricist, he became known for high-powered attacks on the hands that fed him ...

The 50th anniversary of the concert at Ivor Wynne Stadium will be marked by two events in the city, at the Playhouse Cinema ...

The Pink Floyd album artwork depicts dozens of beds with metal frames stretching out far into the distance on the beach, with ...

These progressive rock albums changed the genre (and rock music in general) for the better. And they're just a few of the ...

Looking at why record labels second-guess their artists for doing exactly what they signed them to do, via Pink Floyd fighting their label to be weird.

Legendary ‘60s Rock Band Still Holds Album Record 50 Years Later originally appeared on Parade. Over 50 years after its ...

Pigs will fly, as the old saying goes, before feuding musicians Roger Waters and David Gilmour reunite to make a new Pink Floyd album. Then again, it’s worth pointing out ...