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Pink Floyd

The main thing I remember about Pink Floyd is that when you went to a hifi store in the 70s, every turntable, amp and/or speaker demo came with a required spin of Money from Dark Side of the Moon.
And by that it at least introduced the unusual 7/4 time signature to the unwashed masses ;-)
 
Ha ha, thank you. Same here. For me, they're one of those bands I consistently avoid. Their songs contain good ideas, but the execution is awful – lame, soulless, cold. Strangely enough, almost every cover version of their songs is far superior to the original.
Like this one?
 
Ha ha, thank you. Same here. For me, they're one of those bands I consistently avoid. Their songs contain good ideas, but the execution is awful – lame, soulless, cold. Strangely enough, almost every cover version of their songs is far superior to the original.
You kinda missed it. Look at the photo to the left above my username.
 
Unrelated; just noticed I became a "senior member" on ASR.
Pretty freakin proud rn
 
As an adolescent I heard Interstellar Overdrive in 1968 on KMPX on my transistor radio turned low in my room late at night and was hooked on them. Later when in college I went with some friends to see the avant garde movie San Francisco an they were impressed that I identified the theme song.

 
Unrelated; just noticed I became a "senior member" on ASR.
Pretty freakin proud rn
It's ASR's way of saying you are an old geezer, what with the constant cheese smell and spitting and everything. :)
 
I wonder how many young people listen to Pink Floyd. I'm a late gen X'er, I did not grow up with Pink Floyd, I "discovered" him in my own.
 
I wonder how many young people listen to Pink Floyd. I'm a late gen X'er, I did not grow up with Pink Floyd, I "discovered" him in my own.
Pink and Floyd were actually two different guys. To keep it confusing the band Pink Floyd was four entirely different guys. Well five in total, I suppose, although I confess no appetite for the Sid period.
 
Pink and Floyd were actually two different guys. To keep it confusing the band Pink Floyd was four entirely different guys. Well five in total, I suppose, although I confess no appetite for the Sid period.
Oh, I thought this thread was about the band Pink Floyd. Sorry, I mistaken.

EDIT: I see the confusion, inadvertently said "him", I meant "them."
 
Oh, I thought this thread was about the band Pink Floyd. Sorry, I mistaken.

EDIT: I see the confusion, inadvertently said "him", I meant "them."
To this day, despite loving Pink Floyd all my life, I don't remember nor know the stuff by the Pink or the Floyd from who they assembled their name.
 
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