If you’ve ever heard the song “Wish You Were Here” by the classic rock band Pink Floyd, you may have wondered what these lyrics mean: “We’re just two lost souls/Swimming in a fish bowl/Year after year.” It’s one of the most famous lines from the song. But what does it really mean to be “two…
“Brain Damage” is a song by the iconic rock band Pink Floyd, released in 1973 on their landmark album The Dark Side of the Moon. At just under 4 minutes long, this track explores heavy themes of mental illness and society’s treatment of those deemed “insane.” Both chilling and emotional, “Brain Damage” ultimately attempts to…
Yes, Pink Floyd had one main drummer—Nick Mason. He provided a steady rhythmic foundation for the band’s entire run starting in 1965. Though additional percussionists joined certain albums and live performances over the years, Mason was the sole drummer on all of Pink Floyd’s studio recordings, cementing his role as the beating heart of their…
You may have heard rumors that Pink Floyd’s 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon syncs up perfectly with the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz. Is it just a crazy coincidence or did the band actually plan it? Let’s explore this rock and roll legend. What’s the Deal with Dark Side of the…
Chances are you’ve heard your parents play legendary rock band Pink Floyd. Their spacey soundscapes and trippy lyrics have entertained generations. I bet “Another Brick in the Wall” got stuck in your head more than once! While all their songs tell cool stories, one emotional track titled “Hey You” really tugs at the heartstrings. Let’s…
Get ready to hop in the time machine back to 1971! Over 50 years ago, the epic rock band Pink Floyd was just starting to make it big. They had some hit songs like “See Emily Play” and “Careful With That Axe, Eugene” but were still playing small venues and colleges. Things were about to…
Have you ever been working on a crossword puzzle and come across a tricky entertainment-related clue that has you completely stumped? If you’re a classic rock fan, you may have scratched your head at the clue “Barrett of Pink Floyd” wondering who on earth they could be referring to. Well, wonder no more! The mysterious…
On May 12, 1967, the then little-known Pink Floyd put on a groundbreaking show called “Games for May” at Queen Elizabeth Hall in London. It was the first big rock concert to feature a lighting show, projections, quad sound, and other multimedia effects. This pioneering fusion of music, lights, and art planted seeds for the…
Pink Floyd’s 1973 trippy epic “Time” takes listeners on a psychedelic journey through the inner workings of existence. This 7-minute headtrip from their iconic album The Dark Side of the Moon dives deep into life’s fleeting moments with mind-bending lyrics, killer guitar licks and hippie wisdom. In this post we’ll break down what makes “Time”…
You’ve probably seen the iconic image of a white dove soaring over a dark background on Pink Floyd albums or T-shirts. This “Dove of Peace” perfectly captures major themes in the band’s epic rock opera, The Wall – freedom, hope, and the ability of the human spirit to rise above darkness. As we dive into…
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