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Pink Floyd

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David Gilmour - guitar, slide guitar, vocals (1968- )
Rick Wright - keyboards, vocals (1965-1980, 1987-2008)
Nick Mason - drums, percussion, sound effects (1965- )
Roger Waters - bass guitar, vocals, sound effects (1965-1985)
Syd Barrett - guitar, vocals (1965-1968)
Rado 'Bob' Klose - guitar (1965)
Jon Carin - backing vocals, keyboards, slide guitar, sound effects (1985-1995)

Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1996 (Performer).
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pinkfloyd.co.uk, pinkfloydarchives.com, pinkfloyd.com, MySpace, pink-floyd.ru
Aliases:
Blue Calx (2), Bradley Strider, Brian Tregaskin, Caustic Window, Dice Man, The, GAK, Grateful Dead, The, Karen Tregaskin, PBoD, Polygon Window, Power-Pill, Q-Chastic, Richard D. James, Screaming Abdabs, The, Smojphace, Soit-P.P., Tuss, The
Members:
David Gilmour, Nick Mason, Rado Klose, Richard Wright, Roger Waters, Syd Barrett
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The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn

◄ (69 versions) 		EMI Columbia 1967

A Saucerful Of Secrets

◄ (52 versions) 		EMI Columbia 1968

Ummagumma

◄ (57 versions) 		Harvest 1969

Soundtrack From The Film "More"

◄ (45 versions) 		EMI Columbia 1969

Atom Heart Mother

◄ (66 versions) 		Harvest 1970

Relics

◄ (58 versions) 		Starline, EMI 1971

Meddle

◄ (74 versions) 		Harvest 1971

Obscured By Clouds

◄ (50 versions) 		Harvest 1972

The Dark Side Of The Moon

◄ (142 versions) 		Harvest 1973

Wish You Were Here

◄ (115 versions) 		Harvest 1975

Animals

◄ (71 versions) 		Harvest 1977

The Wall

◄ (88 versions) 		Harvest 1979

The Final Cut

◄ (47 versions) 		Harvest 1983

A Momentary Lapse Of Reason

◄ (41 versions) 		EMI, EMI 1987

Delicate Sound Of Thunder

◄ (34 versions) 		EMI, EMI 1988

The Division Bell

◄ (27 versions) 		EMI United Kingdom, EMI United Kingdom 1994

Pulse

◄ (12 versions) 		EMI, EMI 1995

Is There Anybody Out There? / The Wall Live 1980-81

◄ (6 versions) 		Columbia 2000

In-Store Sampler

(CDr, Smplr, Promo) 		Not On Label Unknown

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Arnold Layne / Candy And A Currant Bun

◄ (3 versions) 		Tower 1967

See Emily Play

◄ (6 versions) 		EMI Columbia 1967

Apples And Oranges / Paint Box

◄ (3 versions) 		EMI Columbia 1967

Point Me To The Sky / Careful With That Axe Eugene

◄ (6 versions) 		EMI Columbia 1968

Let There Be More Light / Remember A Day

(7", Promo) 		Tower 1968

It Would Be So Nice / Julia Dream

(7", 45 ) 		EMI Columbia 1968
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Review by bassandtreble Sep 07, 2011 (edited 4 months ago)
These guys, just as the beatles, changed the face of pop music during the sixties and seventies, introducing psychedelic, classical and avant-garde music to a huge audience, pop was never the same after them, and for the better!
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Review by Unknown42 Mar 05, 2007 (edited over 4 years ago)
The beauty of Pink Floyd is found in the mystery of the bands history as well as music. From the mysterious disapearence of the bands founder Syd Barrett to the deep dark interpretive meanings in their lyrics the band has always lived a life clothed in the darkness and the secrets of the bands past. Pink Floyd will always be remembered for being one of the most influential bands of all time and of course for their musical contribution of Dark Side of the Moon, but the true beauty of their music is found in their less popular albums such as "The Final Cut", a story album that is almost a sequel to the bands second biggest album "The Wall", discuses the untimely death of Roger Waters father in a trench in Anzio during WWII. Opnions on corrupt govenment are found in almost every album, but have to be unearthed from the storys they tell. These parables bring about the inequalities of government and the influences of human nature on daily life.
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Review by Thanat0s Feb 04, 2006 (edited over 6 years ago)
Pink Floyd are, in my opinion, at the top of the musical food chain. These guys came into music at a time when The Beatles were extremely famous, and you could tell from their first album "Piper at the Gates of Dawn" that they were trying to emulate the sound. But these guys knew what they were doing and began to expiriment with their music, and then came to release some of history's greatest albums. Highly influential along with King Crimson as being one of the first Progressive Rock bands of all time. Great band!
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