Pink Floyd

The full line up from their heyday will never reform, due to Richard Wright's death in 2008. The remainder of the lineup may get together, but there has been no announcement that would properly indicate this. The best that has ever been said is that David Gilmour and Roger Waters are beginning to get along again, due to Nick Mason's intervention.

I think it was at the 1990 the wall concert where Roger Waters played with a number of artists. The crowd was about 300,00 people, it was held in an area where the famous Berlin wall once stood. It is one of the biggest concerts of rock history till date.

According to Wikipedia, this song (Keep Talking) features vocals by Stephen Hawking sampled from a BT television advertisement and live versions were featured in both the Pulse video and album; these are taken from different shows in each format. The song also makes some use of the talk box guitar effect.

He's not had a real religion until the end of the '70s, despite his father was Christian and initially refused to enlist in World War II because of its values​​.

Then he came up to communism and left as a soldier, as he died.

Now Roger's a christian, but he's often criticized the sanctimonious way to think.

He declared in 1993:

"I'm not a huge practicing Christian myself, but it just staggers me that people who claim to be can stand up and spout - like your president George Bush - can stand up and spout this bull***t about God supporting one side over another in war, which is why I wrote the lyrics of the song "What God Wants": "God wants crusade/God wants Jihad." Well it may well be that God doesn't want either of those things. They're manifestations of the insecurities of the Muslim and Christian communities. I hate when someone uses religion to bolster war in the world: it's extremely disgusting and offensive for me, and for all christians, because that was not what Christ was trying to teach."

("Roger Waters talks about What God Wants", a 1993 interview)

Roger Waters took Dave Gilmour and the rest of the band to court to try to disband the name Pink Floyd but the courts decided that he couldn't do it because Nick Mason was in the band right from the start and also Dave Gilmour from the 2nd album, as much right as Roger Waters to the name of Pink Floyd. So they never have broken up, their last album being Division Bell officially because it was live, so really it would have been Pulse

Shine On You Crazy Diamond is a song dedicated to former Pink Floyd frontman Syd Barrett whose declining mental health forced him to leave the band in its early stages.

I don't think anyone can answer that except for maybe his sister. Honestly, it's really best not to worry about it. Syd was a good soul, and in such cases some things are better left unanswered.

If you start "Dark Side of the Moon" on the 3rd lions roar in the beginning (MGM logo) of the movie, and smoke enough dope, you'll be amazed at how the music seems to go along with the movie. Try it, it's true.

Of course, if you smoke enough dope and listen to Meddle and stare at a wall, you'll be equally amazed!

1967. Thier first album was The Pipers at the Gates of Dawn. Actually, according to numerous sources, The first performances of the band Pink Floyd (The Pink Floyd Sound) were in 1965. All the original members (Syd Barrett, Roger Waters, Rick Wright, and Nick Mason) were in the band at that time. Thier first album, as mentioned above, was in 1967

Pink Floyd has sold over 200 million albums worldwide, including 75 million in the United States.

No, Roger left albums ago and rick right recently passed, R.I.P.

Yes and no!! New album due out October 2014 but of stuff done about the time of Division Bell with Richard wright. But maybe a new album (please) could be made with David Gilmour and Nick Mason. Roger waters still active so never say never.

In Pink Floyd's "The Wall," the marching hammers symbolize oppressive forces and conformity. The hammers represent the machinery of society that seeks to control and mold individuals into uniformity. The repetitive marching of the hammers signifies the relentless nature of these forces and the struggle against them. Ultimately, the hammers serve as a metaphor for the dehumanizing effects of societal norms and expectations.

Lady gaga because Pink is fat and lady gaga is in shape!!!:)

The Dark Side of the Moon. This album charted for 741 weeks (14 years).

The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, A Saucerful Of Secrets, Soundtrack from the Film More, Ummugumma, Atom Heart Mother, Meddle, Obscured by Clouds, Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall, The Final Cut, A Momentary Lapse of Reason, The Division Bell

In the early years, Syd Barrett, but when he left the band, the vocals where taken over by David Gilmour, from Barrett's departure to Wish You Where Here. The albums, Animals, The Wall and The Final Cut were dominated by Roger Waters's singing. Rick Wright, the keyboardist, also sang some songs through the band's carreer, and was the main singer of the album A Saucerful Of Secrets. Nick Mason, the drummer, sang on two songs, Corporal Clegg and One Of These Days.

Syd Barrett did acid and it basically destroyed him,

Roger Waters denys drug use saying "If you mean Pink Floyd took drugs - you're wrong. There is no way that I could play music and take any kind of drug at the same time." he used LSD a few times and vowed never to use it again after having a near death expiriance when he stepped into traffic and almost getting hit by an oncoming car.

try doing a Google search im not sure about the other members that's all i know about pink floyds drug use.

Richard Wright was a cocaine addict in the seventies, it's one of the reasons he got fired from the band.

In the US it was "Money" which went to number 13 in May 1973

Richard William Wright b.1943 played the keyboards for Pink Floyd for every album except for much of 'The Wall' due do his firing from the band by Roger Waters during the recording of the album. He was also absent for Waters last Pink Floyd album 'The Final Cut'. Wright, along with David Gilmour and Nick Mason reunited as Pink Floyd in 1987. Rick Wright succumbed to cancer on September 15,2008.

Pink Floyd is best known for their bestselling album "The Dark Side of the Moon" which was released in 1973. This album includes the tracks "Time", "Us and Them" and "Money", etc. that remain popular to this day.

The Beatles won Best New Artist in 1964 and Best Performance by a Vocal Group for A Hard Day's Night in the same year.

In 1967 they won Best Contemporary Single (for Sgt Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band - which, ironically, was not released as a single in the UK).

The Beatles also won Album of the Year in 1967; they were the first rock band to even be nominated for that award and remained the only rock band nominated until 1970.

Ironically, the Beatles "best" year for the Grammys was 1996 when they won three: Best Music Video, Long Form - for The Beatles Anthology, Best Music Video, Short Form - for Free as a Bird and Best Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal (again for Free as a Bird).