On July 7, 2006, the world lost one of the most eccentric, unrecognizable, and influential founding fathers of psychedelic rock: Syd Barrett.

Last week, Finch found himself appointed leader of Warwickshire County Council after Rob Howard, a marketing expert in his ...

The vinyl release of their performance in an empty Pompeii amphitheatre in late 1971, accompanying a relaunch of the 1972 film of the same, is a boon. Focusing away from the song-y side of the era, ...

Remembering the day, John said: “We had tickets to see the Jimi Hendrix tour, along with Pink Floyd and Keith Emerson’s band The Nice. “We arrived early at Chatham, Central Hall and helped ...

This week saw the first official release on vinyl of Pink Floyd's legendary 1971 set played in Pompeii - showing to what extent the British band were once one of the greatest live acts in the ...

Pink Floyd’s “Echoes”, the ineffable progressive rock epic that occupies side two of 1971’s Meddle, is having a moment. Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets released a sensational one-sided 12-inch vinyl ...

Belkin’s archive features rare Beatles & Pink Floyd vinyl, plus signed Calder & Hockney editions, in a landmark audiophile and art collector auction. ME, UNITED STATES, May 6, 2025 ...

Adrian Maben’s concert film captures Pink Floyd performing among the ruins of the Roman Amphitheatre in Pompeii, Italy, a foreshadowing of the deserted lunar aspect of their seminal 1973 studio album, ...

Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason has said his band were initially "unspeakably not interested" in making their Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii film. Speaking at a preview screening in London of Pink Floyd ...

Pink Floyd were formed by Barrett, Mason, guitarist and singer Roger Waters, and Wright in the mid-1960s, before the group were later joined by singer and guitarist David Gilmour.

Speaking at a preview screening of Pink Floyd At Pompeii – MCMLXXII, a newly restored version of the 1972 film, which sees the band play in an amphitheatre in the ruins of the ancient city, the ...

Plain and simple, the film is still a stunning achievement, capturing Pink Floyd in its full early-’70s grandeur as it performs on the floor of an ancient Roman amphitheater in Pompeii, Italy.