More than a decade after ‘The Division Bell’ was released, and the Pink Floyd lawsuit had subsided, and the band was totally disbanded, Bob Geldolf wanted Pink Floyd to reunite, as the climax of his 2005 Live 8 event.  This was something that many others tried before him, but only he managed to!  Reuniting the four original members of Pink Floyd again, would surely cease the music scene and attract media’s attention.
Up till Live 8, many Pink Floyd followers felt that Pink Floyd, especially David and Roger never said good …

The 1979 album The Wall, from Pink Floyd is most probably one of the most imaginative and intriguing rock album, or rock opera in the history of music.  Up till today, The Wall still gets a lot of attention from music journalists and fans alike.
The album is about a Pink Floyd, a boy who spent his childhood in post war England, and growing up to be a world-renowned rock star, which leads to a cathartic and destructive climax, where Pink couldn’t understand how a simple rock star are granted God …

So, after my last post Cover Versions… some do it right!, obviously I had to post the worst cover versions I’ve ever heard of. I’ve also received a number of emails from people giving me ideas, and I appreciate that. Thank you very much. Well, after studying a long long list, I managed to shorten it down to four songs, I couldn’t make it to three songs, sorry.  And here they are>
4th Place: Limp Bizkit – Behind Blue Eyes
Behind Blue Eyes was released by The Who, in their 1971 album …

If you are reading this post, surely you know about Pink Floyd’s 1973 concept album The Dark Side of the Moon.  The album’s lyrics talk about conflict, greed, aging, and mental illness, which is partly inspired by the unfortunate Syd Barrett’s deteriorating mental state.
Well, ever wondered from where Pink Floyd got inspirations for their music?  Or how the whole album was recorded?  Although I am an fan of Pink Floyd, I just got to know about ‘The Making of ‘The Dark Side of the Moon” DVD, which was released in …

I never loved Pink Floyd. I always thought they’re a commercial band.  Who doesn’t listen to Pink Floyd? Ever seen a Juke box which does not have Pink Floyd albums?  They are all around the world.
Once, I asked a die hard Pink Floyd fan, “What is so exciting about this band?”  His answer was simply “When you’re angry or nervous, just listen to them.” And when the opportunity was around, so I did.
Wonder of wonders, it worked!  With their music, they will take you to another calmer world.  Their early …