The roots of Pink Floyd began
when Syd Barrett was rooming in London with
Roger Waters in 1964, and Barrett and Waters
formed a band with Nick Mason. The group had
numerous name evolutions but was eventually
changed to Pink Floyd in honor of blues
performers Pink Anderson and Floyd Council.
Pink Floyd performed for the
first time in London.
Rick Wright joined the group.
Pink Floyd signed with EMI
Records. The group released various singles
over the year and continued performing around
the world and in the US. Also throughout the
year, Barrett began exhibiting his eventual
trademark bizarre behaviors.
August 4: Pink Floyd released
their debut LP Piper
At The Gates Of Dawn.
Barrett's inability to play led
to David Gilmour replacing him. By April,
Barrett had officially left the group.
Pink Floyd released Saucerful
Of Secrets.
Pink Floyd released Ummagumma.
Pink Floyd released Atom
Heart Mother.
Atom
Heart Mother topped the UK LP charts.
Relics was released.
Pink Floyd released Meddle.
Pink Floyd released Obscured
By Clouds.
March 24: Pink Floyd released Dark
Side Of The Moon and hit the pop charts
with "Money."
Dark
Side Of The Moon topped the Billboard
Albums chart for a week.
The 1969 LP More was released - as was A
Nice Pair (which includes the LPs Piper
At The Gates Of Dawn and Saucerful
Of Secrets).
Pink Floyd released Wish
You Were Here with the tribute to Barrett,
"Shine On You Crazy Diamond."
December 3: The 40 foot
inflatable pig being photographed for Pink
Floyd's next LP Animals broke free from its
moorings and floated above London eventually
crashing into a barn and resulting in air
traffic warnings.
Pink Floyd released Animals.
Pink Floyd released the
double-LP The
Wall.
# 29
Singles Artist of the Year
Pink Floyd hit the Top 40 with
"Another Brick In The
Wall, Part 2."
from the LP The
Wall
ARC chart run: 23 - 14 - 11 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 2 - 4 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 20 - 39 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 8
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Pink Floyd hit the Top 10 and #1 for 3 weeks with "Another Brick In The
Wall, Part 2."
Pink Floyd topped the Billboard
Hot 100 Singles chart for 4 weeks with "Another Brick In The
Wall, Part 2."
March 29: Dark
Side Of The Moon broked the record for
longest chart run on the Billboard 200 LP
chart spending its 303rd week on the chart
and breaking the record held by Tapestry
by Carole King. The LP went
on to spend over 400 more weeks off and the
on the chart.
Pink Floyd hit the Top 40 with
"Run Like Hell."
from the LP The
Wall
ARC chart run: 35 - 32 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 232
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Pink Floyd topped the Billboard
Year-End Charts as the Top Pop Artist
- Duo/Group (singles & albums), Top
Billboard 200 Album Artist, Top Billboard 200
Album Artist - Duo/Group, and Top Billboard
200 Album (The
Wall).
Pink Floyd were nominated for an
American Music
Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Single ("Another Brick In The
Wall, Part 2").
Pink Floyd were nominated for 2 Grammy Awards for Album of the Year and Best Rock Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group (The
Wall).
A
Collection Of Great Dance Songs was released.
Pink Floyd released The
Final Cut.
Pink Floyd's Dark
Side Of The Moon broke a longevity
record when it charted its 491st week on
Billboard's LP chart.
Works was released.
Waters officially left Pink
Floyd.
A press release issued stated
that the group will be recording a new LP as
Pink Floyd without Roger Waters.
# 207
Singles Artist of the Year
Water's issued his own statement
through his lawyer proclaiming himself to be
an integral portion of Pink Floyd, and any
use of the group's name without his
involvement would be inappropriate.
Pink Floyd (Gilmour, Mason and
Wright) released A
Momentary Lapse Of Reason.
Remaining Pink Floyd members and
Waters agreed to end their legal dispute.
The video for "Learning To
Fly" won a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Concept Video and was nominated for Best Direction and Best Cinematography.
Pink Floyd released the live LP Delicate
Sound Of Thunder.
Waters filed a claim against
Pink Floyd for illegal use of an inflatable
pig during a recent tour which was deemed a
breach of copyright.
Pink Floyd were nominated for a Grammy Award for
Best Music Video, Long Form (In
Concert - Delicate Sound Of Thunder).
Pink Floyd performed at the
Knebworth Festival.
Waters staged a live concert of
'The Wall' with numerous guest vocalists in
Berlin.
Pink Floyd hit the Top 40 with
"Learning To Fly."
The box set Shine
On
was released.
Pink Floyd released The
Division Bell.
Pink Floyd topped the
Billboard Album Rock Tracks chart for 6 weeks
with "Keep Talking."
The
Division Bell topped the Billboard Pop Albums
chart for 4 weeks.
Pink Floyd were nominated for an
American Music
Award for Favorite Pop/Rock
Band/Duo/Group.
Pink Floyd won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental
Performance ("Marooned").
Pink Floyd released the live LP Pulse.
Pulse topped the Billboard
Pop Albums chart for a week and the UK Albums
chart for 2 weeks.
Pink Floyd were inducted into
the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Rock
'N Roll Hall Of Fame's 500
Songs That Shaped Rock And Roll includes "Another Brick In The
Wall (Part 2)," "Money," and
"See Emily Play."
A lot of press was given to the
uncanny connection between The Wizard Of
Oz and Pink Floyd's Dark
Side Of The Moon. For those who didn't
know, if you start Pink Floyd's CD after the
3rd trademark MGM Lion roar at the beginning
of the movie, you'll be amazed at the
synchronicity between the 2 classics.
Unreleased
material from Jerry Garcia (Grateful
Dead) and Pink Floyd was made
available with the release of a new
soundtrack to a 1970 film, Zabriskie
Point. The double-LP featured 4 songs
each from Garcia and Pink Floyd.
Pink Floyd ranked # 19 on VH1: Greatest
Artists of Rock & Roll (and
# 4 on Rock On The Net's
Poll).
A live LP recorded in the early
80s, Is
There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live was released.
The LP contains all tracks from The
Wall and 2 tracks deleted
from the original release: "What Shall
We Do Now?" and "The Last Few
Bricks."
Is
There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live topped the
Billboard Internet Album Sales chart for 1
week in May.
VH1: 100
Greatest Artists of Hard Rock includes Pink Floyd at
# 15.
VH1: 100
Greatest Albums includes
Dark
Side Of The Moon at # 51.
A
Collection Of Great Dance Songs was certified 2x
platinum and A
Momentary Lapse Of Reason was certified
4x platinum.
The single "Another Brick In The
Wall (Part 2)" was certified gold.
Another hits compilation was
released - Echoes:
The Best Of Pink Floyd.
Echoes:
The Best Of Pink Floyd topped the Billboard
Internet Albums Sales chart for 2 weeks.
Echoes:
The Best Of Pink Floyd was certified 2x
platinum.
Echoes:
The Best Of Pink Floyd was certified 3x
platinum.
VH1: 100 Best
Songs of the Past 25 Years includes "Another Brick In The
Wall (Part 2)" at # 15.
Rolling Stone:
The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time: # 43:
Dark
Side Of The Moon, # 87:
The
Wall, # 209: Wish
You Were Here, # 347: Piper
At The Gates Of Dawn.
On July 2nd, a reunited Pink
Floyd with Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Nick
Mason, and Richard Wright performed in
London, England, as part of the worldwide Live
8 concerts. The mission of the
concerts was to raise awareness of the
on-going poverty in Africa and to pressure
the G8 leaders to take action by doubling
aid, canceling debt, and delivering trade
justice for Africa.
July 7: Syd Barrett,
co-founder of Pink Floyd, died at the age of
60 in London from complications of of
diabetes. Barrett had been in self-imposed
seclusion for decades said to battling
struggles with mental deterioration from drug
use.
On July 7th, Roger Waters
performed at the Live
Earth
concert in the US. The 7-continent concert
organized by Al Gore brought together over
100 artists to perform and raise the world's
awareness about the climate crisis and how to
make a difference to help the environment and
the world.
Echoes:
The Best Of Pink Floyd was certified 4x
platinum.
The enitre discography of Pink
Floyd was released in a 16-CD box set called Oh
By The Way (box set).
September 15: Rick Wright died at
the age of 65 after a battle with cancer.
The
Dark Side Of The Moon - Immersion Box Set was released with the
original LP digitally remastered, a live disc
of the LP performed at Wembley in 1974, and 2
DVDs.
The
Discovery Studio Album Box Set was released.
The set includes 14 remastered LPs.
Wish
You Were Here - The Immersion Box Set and Wish
You Were Here - Experience Version were released.
The compilation A
Foot In The Door - The Best Of Pink Floyd was released.
The
Wall - The Immersion Box Set and The
Wall - Experience Version were
released.
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Piper At The Gates Of
Dawn
Released: August 4, 1967
US: Gold
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Astronomy
Domine" - "Lucifer Sam" -
"Matilda Mother" -
"Flaming" - "Pow R. Toc
H." - "Take Up Thy Stethoscope
And Walk" - "Interstellar
Overdrive" - "The Gnome" -
"Chapter 24" -
"Scarecrow" - "Bike" |
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Saucerful Of Secrets
Released: June 28, 1968
US: Gold
Tracks: "Let There
Be More Light" - "Remember A
Day" - "Set The Controls For
The Heart Of The Sun" -
"Corporal Clegg" - "A
Saucerful Of Secrets" -
"See-Saw" - "Jugband
Blues" |
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Ummagumma
Released: March, 1969
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 131
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Astronomy
Domine" - "Careful With That
Axe, Eugene" - "Set The Control
For The Heart Of The Sun" - "A
Saucerful Of Secrets" -
"Sysyphus: Part One" -
"Sysyphus: Part Two" -
"Sysyphus: Part Three" -
"Sysyphus: Part Four" -
"Grantchester Meadows" -
"Several Species Of Small Furry
Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And
Grooving With A Pict" - "The
Narrow Way: Part One" - "The
Narrow Way: Part Two" - "The
Narrow Way: Part Three" - "The
Grand Vizier's Garden Party: Part One
(Entrance)" - "The Grand
Vizier's Garden Party: Part Two
(Entertainment)" - "The Grand
Vizier's Garden Party: Part Three
(Exit)" |
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Atom Heart Mother
Released: October, 1970
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 55
Tracks: "Atom Heart
Mother: Father's Shout / Breast Milky /
Mother Fore / Funky Dung / Mind Your
Throats Please / Reemergence" -
"If" - "Summer '68" -
"Fat Old Sun" - "Alan's
Psychedelic Breakfast: Rise And Shine /
Sunny Side Up / Morning Glory" |
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Relics
Released: May, 1971
Billboard
peak:
# 152
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Arnold
Layne" - "Interstellar
Overdrive" - "See Emily
Play" - "Remember A Day" -
"Paintbox" - "Julia
Dream" - "Careful With That
Axe, Eugene" - "Cirrus
Minor" - "The Nile Song" -
"Biding My Time" -
"Bike" |
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Meddle
Released: November, 1971
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 70
Tracks: "One Of
These Days" - "A Pillow Of
Winds" - "Fearless" -
"San Tropez" -
"Seamus" - "Echoes" |
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Obscured By Clouds
Released: June 2, 1972 (in
the UK) - June 17, 1972 (in the US)
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 46
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Obscured By
Clouds" - "When You're In"
- "Burning Bridges" - "The
Gold It's In The..." Wots... Uh The
Deal" - "Mudmen" -
"Childhood's End" - "Free
Four" - "Stay" -
"Absolutely Curtains" |
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Dark Side Of The Moon
Dark Side Of The Moon
(50th Anniversary)
Released: March 24, 1973
US: 15x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 1 week)
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Speak To Me
/ Breathe" - "On The Run"
- "Time" - "The Great Gig
In The Sky" - "Money" -
"Us And Them" - "Any
Colour You Like" - "Brain
Damage"- "Eclipse" |
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More (from 1969)
Released: 1973
Billboard
peak:
# 153
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Cirrus
Minor" - "The Nile Song" -
"Crying Song" - "Up The
Khyber" - "Green Is The
Colour" - "Cymbaline" -
"Party Sequence" - "Main
Theme" - "Ibiza Bar" -
"More Blues" -
"Quicksilver" - "A Spanish
Piece" - "Dramatic Theme" |
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A Nice Pair (Piper At The Gates Of
Dawn and Saucerful Of Secrets)
Released: 1973
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 36
Tracks: "Astronomy
Domine" - "Lucifer Sam" -
"Matilda Mother" -
"Flaming" - "Pow R. Toc
H." - "Take Up Thy Stethoscope
And Walk" - "Interstellar
Overdrive" - "The Gnome" -
"Chapter 24" -
"Scarecrow" - "Bike"
- "Let There Be More Light" -
"Remember A Day" - "Set
The Controls For The Heart Of The
Sun" - "Corporal Clegg" -
"A Saucerful Of Secrets" -
"See-Saw" - "Jugband
Blues" |
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Wish You Were Here
Released: September, 1975
US: 6x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 2 weeks)
Tracks: "Shine On
You Crazy Diamond (Part One)" -
"Welcome To The Machine" -
"Have A Cigar" - "Wish You
Were Here" - "Shine On You
Crazy Diamond (Part Two)" |
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Animals
Released: January, 1977
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Tracks: "Pigs On The
Wing 1" - "Dogs" -
"Pigs (Three Different Ones)" -
"Sheep" - "Pigs On The
Wing 2" |
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The Wall
Released: December, 1979
US: 23x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 15 weeks)
Tracks: "In The
Flesh?" - "The Thin Ice" -
"Another Brick In The Wall, Part
1" - "The Happiest Days Of Our
Lives" - "Another Brick In
The Wall, Part 2" - "Mother"
- "Goodbye Blue Sky" -
"Empty Spaces" - "Young
Lust" - "One Of My Turns"
- "Don't Leave Me Now" -
"Another Brick In The Wall, Part
3" - "Goodbye Cruel World"
- "Hey You" - "Is There
Anybody Out There?" - "Nobody
Home" - "Vera" -
"Bring The Boys Back Home" -
"Comfortable Numb" - "The
Show Must Go On" - "In The
Flesh" - "Run Like Hell" -
"Waiting For The Worms" -
"Stop" - "The Trial"
- "Outside The Wall" |
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A Collection Of Great
Dance Songs
Released: 1981
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 31
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "One Of
These Days" - "Money" -
"Sheep" - "Shine On You
Crazy Diamond" - "Wish You Were
Here" - "Another Brick In
The Wall, Part 2" |
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The Final Cut
Released: March 21, 1983
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 6
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "The Post
War Dream" - "Your Possible
Pasts" - "One Of The Few"
- "The Hero's Return" -
"The Gunners Dream" -
"Paranoid Eyes" - "Get
Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert" -
"The Fletcher Memorial Home" -
"Southampton Dock" - "The
Final Cut" - "Not Now
John" - "Two Suns In The
Sunset" |
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Works
Released: 1983
Billboard
peak:
# 68
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "One Of
These Days" - "Arnold
Layne" - "Fearless" -
"Brain Damage" -
"Eclipse" - "Set The
Controls For The Heart Of The Sun" -
"See Emily Play" -
"Several Species Of Small Furry
Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And
Grooving With A Pict" - "Free
Four" - "Embryo" |
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A Momentary Lapse Of
Reason
Released: September 7, 1987
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Signs Of
Life" - "Learning To Fly" - "The
Dogs Of War" - "One Slip"
- "On The Turning Away" -
"Yet Another Movie" -
"Round And Around" - "A
New Machine (Part 1)" - "A New
Machine (Part 2)" -
"Sorrow" |
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Delicate Sound Of
Thunder
Released: November 21, 1988
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 11
Rolling Stone
review:
Live Tracks: "Shine On
You Crazy Diamond" - "Learning To Fly" - "Yet
Another Movie" - "Round And
Round" - "Sorrow" -
"Dogs Of War" - "On The
Turning Away" - "One Of These
Days" - "Time" -
"Wish You Were Here" - "Us
And Them" - "Money" -
"Another Brick In
The Wall, Part 2" - "Comfortably
Numb" - "Run Like Hell" |
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Shine On (box set)
Released: November, 1992
Tracks: "Arnold
Layne" - "Candy And A Currant
Bun" - "See Emily Play" -
"Scarecrow" - "Apples And
Oranges" - "Paint Box" -
"It Would Be So Nice" -
"Julia Dream" - "Point Me
At The Sky" - "Careful With
That Axe Eugene" - "In The
Flesh?" - "The Thin Ice" -
"Another Brick In The Wall, Part
1" - "The Happiest Days Of Our
Lives" - "Another Brick In
The Wall, Part 2" - "Mother"
- "Goodbye Blue Sky" -
"Empty Spaces" - "Young
Lust" - "One Of My Turns"
- "Don't Leave Me Now" -
"Another Brick In The Wall, Part
3" - "Goodbye Cruel World"
- "Pigs On The Wing (1)" -
"Dogs" - "Pigs (Three
Different Ones) - "Sheep" -
"Pigs On The Wing (2)" -
"Since On You Crazy Diamond" -
"Welcome To The Machine" -
"Have A Cigar" - "Wish You
Were Here" - "Speak To Me"
- "Breathe" - "On The
Run" - "Time" - "The
Great Gig In The Sky" -
"Money" - "Us And
Them" - "Any Colour You
Like" - "Brain Damage" -
"Eclipse" - "Signs Of
Life" - "Learning To Fly" - "The
Dogs Of War" - "One Slip"
- "On The Turning Away" -
"Yet Another Movie" -
"Round And Round" - "A New
Machine (Part 1)" - "Terminal
Frost" - "A New Machine (Part
2)" - "Sorrow" - "Hey
You" - "Is There Anybody Out
There?" - "Nobody Home" -
"Vera" - "Bring The Boys
Back Home" - "Comfortably
Numb" - "The Show Must Go
On" - "In The Flesh" -
"Run Like Hell" -
"Waiting For Worms" -
"Stop" - "The Trial"
- "Outside The Wall" -
"One Of These Days" - "A
Pillow Of Winds" -
"Fearless" - "San
Tropez" - "Seamus" -
"Echoes" - "Let There Be
More Light" - "Remember A
Day" - "Set The Controls For
The Heart Of The Sun" -
"Corporal Clegg" - "A
Saucerful Of Secrets" -
"See-Saw" - "Jugband
Blues" |
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The Division Bell
Released: April, 1994
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 4 weeks)
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Cluster
One" - "What Do You Want From
Me" - "Poles Apart" -
"Marooned" - "Great Day
For Freedom" - "Wearing The
Inside Out" - "Take It
Back" - "Coming Back To
Life" - "Keep Talking" -
"Lost For Words" - "High
Hopes" |
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Pulse
Released: June, 1995
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 1 week)
Rolling Stone
review:
Live Tracks: "Shine On
You Crazy Diamond" - "Astronomy
Domine" - "What Do You Want
From Me" - "Learning To Fly" - "Keep
Talking" - "Coming Back To
Life" - "Hey You" -
"A Great Day For Freedom" -
"Sorrow" - "High
Hopes" - "Another Brick In
The Wall, Part 2" - "Speak To
Me" - "Breathe" - "On
The Run" - "Time" -
"The Great Gig In The Sky" -
"Money" - "Us And
Them" - "Any Colour You
Like" - "Brain Damage" -
"Eclipse" - "Wish You Were
Here" - "Comfortably Numb"
- "Run Like Hell" |
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Zabriskie Point soundtrack (from
1970)
Released: September, 1997
Pink Floyd Tracks: "Heart Beat,
Pig Meat" - "Crumbling
Land" - "Come In Number 51,
Your Time Is Up" - "Country
Song" - "Unknown Song" -
"Love Scene" (Version 4 &
6) |
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Is There Anybody Out
There? The Wall Live
Released: April, 2000
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 19
Rolling Stone
review:
Live Tracks: "Master Of
Ceremonies" - "In The
Flesh?" - "Thin Ice" -
"Another Brick In The Wall, Part
1" - "Happiest Days Of Our
Lives" - "Another Brick In
The Wall, Part 2" - "Mother"
- "Goodbye Blue Sky" -
"Empty Spaces" - "What
Shall We Do Now?" - "Young
Lust" - "One Of My Turns"
- "Don't Leave Me Now" -
"Another Brick In The Wall, Part
3" - "Last Few Bricks" -
"Goodbye Cruel World" -
"Hey You" - "Is There
Anybody Out There?" - "Nobody
Home" - "Vera" -
"Bring The Boys Back Home" -
"Comfortably Numb" - "Show
Must Go On" - "Master Of
Ceremonies" - "In The
Flesh" - "Run Like Hell" -
"Waiting For The Worms" -
"Stop" - "Trial" -
"Outside The Wall" |
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Echoes: The Best Of Pink
Floyd
Released: November, 2001
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Tracks: "Astronomy
Domine" - "See Emily Play"
- "The Happiest Day Of Our
Lives" - "Another Brick In
The Wall, Part 2" - "Echoes"
- "Hey You" -
"Marooned" - "The Great
Gig In The Sky" - "Set The
Controls For The Heart Of The Sun" -
"Money" - "Keep
Talking" - "Sheep" -
"Sorrow" - "Shine On You
Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-7)" -
"Time" - "The Fletcher
Memorial Home" - "Comfortably
Numb" - "When The Tigers Broke
Free" - "One Of These
Days" - "Us And Them" -
"Learning To Fly" -
"Arnold Layne" - "Wish You
Were Here" - "Jug Band
Blues" - "High Hopes" -
"Bike" |
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Oh By The Way (box set)
Released: December, 2007 |
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The Dark Side Of The
Moon - Immersion Box Set
Released: September, 2011 |
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The Discovery Studio
Album Box Set
Released: September, 2011 |
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Wish You Were Here - The
Immersion Box Set
Wish You Were Here -
Experience Version
Released: November, 2011 |
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A Foot In The Door - The
Best Of Pink Floyd
Released: November, 2011
Tracks: "Hey You" -
"See Emily Play" - "The
Happiest Days Of Our Lives" -
"Another Brick In The Wall, Pt.
2" - "Have A Cigar" -
"Wish You Were Here" -
"Time" - "The Great Gig In
The Sky" - "Money" -
"Comfortably Numb" - "High
Hopes" - "Learning To Fly"
- "The Fletcher Memorial Home"
- "Shine On You Crazy Diamond"
(Parts 1-5) - "Brain Damage" -
"Eclipse" |
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The Endless River
Released: November 10, 2014
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Tracks: "Things Left
Unsaid" - "It's What We
Do" - "Ebb And Flow" -
"Sum" - "Skins" -
"Unsung" - "Anisina"
- "The Lost Art Of
Conversation" - "On Noodle
Street" - "Night Light" -
"Allons-y (1)" - "Autumn
'68" - "Allons-y (2)" -
"Talkin' Hawkin'" -
"Calling" - "Eyes To
Pearls" - "Surfacing" -
"Louder Than Words" |
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The Early Years 1967-72
Cre/ation
Released: November 11, 2016
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 103
Tracks: "Arnold Layne" -
"See Emily Play" -
"Matilda Mother" -
"Jugband Blues" -
"Paintbox" -
"Flaming" (live) - "In The
Beechwoods" - "Point Me At The
Sky" - "Careful With That Axe,
Eugene" - "Embryo" -
"Ummagumma" -
"Grantchester Meadows" (live) -
"Cymbaline" (live) -
"Interstellar Overdrive" (live)
- "Green Is The Colour" (live)
- "Careful With That Axe,
Eugene" (live) - "On The
Highway" - "Auto Scene Version
2" - "The Riot Scene" -
"Looking At Map" - "Take
Off" - "Embryo" (live) -
"Atom Heart Mother" (live) -
"Nothing, Pt. 14" -
"Childhood's End" - "Free
Four" - "Stay" |
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The Later Years
1987-2019
Released: November 29, 2019 |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Live At Knebworth 1990
Released: April 30, 2021
Live Tracks: "Shine On Your Crazy
Diamond (Parts 1-5)" - "The
Great Gig In The Sky" - "Wish
You Were Here" - "Sorrow"
- "Money" - "Comfortably
Numb" - "Run Like Hell" |
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The Dark Side Of The
Moon: Live At Wembley
Released: March 24, 2023
Live Tracks: Speak To Me" -
"Breathe (In The Air)" -
"On The Run" - "Time"
- "The Great Gig In The Sky" -
"Money" - "Us And
Them" - "Any Colour You
Like" - "Brain Damage"-
"Eclipse" |
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