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Pink Floyd's first album is one of the most influential albums of 1960s, though it is different from the famous albums of Pink Floyd released during1970s.

Pink Floyd is one of the few rock bands in which all of the band members are among the top rock musicians. From the first album, Pink Floyd was based on team work.

A reformed Pink Floyd, Roger Waters, Damon Albarn, John Paul Jones, Chrissie Hynde played London's Barbican in tribute to recently deceased Pink Floyd founder Syd Barratt

The second album of Pink Floyd was not commercially successful in its time, and is not a favorite album for Floydians; however, it still has some signs of creativity.

Pink Floyd, a legendary rock band, have several influential albums in various styles such as space rock, acid rock, and psychedelic rock.

In 1967, Pink Floyd recorded their first album, 'The Piper at the Gates of Dawn', helping to define London's Summer of Love. One track in particular, Bike, is discussed.

In the 1980s, British indie culture seemed stuck in a ghetto mentality. But in today's iPod culture, it is more open-minded, and cooler-looking, than ever before

With extended solos, improvisation, and a three-night run, "At the Roxy" is a must-have for Phish fans, as the set shows the jam band at their finest.

A lost gem from the 70's British rock scene, Sweet Slag explored the darker side of mans soul in their one and only release

1967 was a special year in the rock history, as numerous influential rock bands were formed, and new opportunities were introduced to the rock world.

Meet Dan Meth, the fevered mind behind Frederator Animation Studios shorts like The Meth Minute and Nite Fite.

Much is made of Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd's 1973 album that is one of the best-selling of all time. But Wish You Were Here is much, much better.

Grant Hart used to play drums for the fastest punk band alive, Husker Du. Now he raids the 60's for high powered modern mayhem. Hot Wax Is A Happening.