David Gilmour may have progressed to become one of the greatest songwriters of all time, but there was a learning curve involved, containing poor lyrics.

One song, written by David Gilmour and soon-to-be wife Polly Samson would change the course of Pink Floyd forever and unite the band under one banner ...

A look into how success changed Pink Floyd from a band into a brand. meaning their music had to be taken from its original ...

Artistic appeal aside, it also saw the convergence of two figures who seem inherently conflicting—David Gilmour and Roger Waters. Through the wilderness of two ostensibly opposite characters, an ...

David Gilmour already won the war over the Pink Floyd name, but when they got back together, he still had some problems with ...

In the clip, David Gilmour can be seen saying ... not the other way around.” Roger Waters, on the other hand, ponders, “It's ...

Off the back of his acclaimed solo work and guitar chops for Pink Floyd, David Gilmour was pressured into cutting an album he later held misgivings over.

Pink Floyd has always been a band that conjured up a range of creative differences, there is no better example of that than the Pink Floyd albums Waters hates.

Watch a behind-the-scenes clip of Pink Floyd recording ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’ from the newly restored ‘Live at Pompeii’ ...

Waters had not always been at the helm of Pink Floyd, of course. During the early days of the pioneering psychedelic outfit, it was the artistic visionary Syd Barrett who led the group and wrote the ...