A-part-of-me-died - Wait For Her

i am starting to get into pink floyd again. but i feel i need it to take me over and possess me.

✨I CURSE YOU WITH PINK FLOYD ADDICTION✨

Now go listen to Meddle and save as many Pink Floyd photos as you can to your phone trust me this is healthy and good

I’ve been going crazy trying to find that interview were Roger was talking about that one time Syd ran around in a dress pretending to be gay for a week. I think it’s on YouTube but they’ve been copyright striked :(

It must be struck because I cannot find it either I spent around 2 hours scouring for it 😩

Such a shame because it’s such a great clip lol

bands in the late 60s were like “due to record company requirements and amphetamines being available OTC in every drug store, we are releasing 2 of the best albums of all time within the space of a year. maybe 3 albums if we really hate each other.”

Random compilation post: Starry rock stars

⭐ Steve Winwood, Francis Rossi, Elton John, Peter Frampton, Ric Parnell, Marc Bolan, Nick Mason, Rick Wright, Bill Ward, Geezer Butler

ROGER TAYLOR on “Rockpop” TV show, Germany, 10th June 1981

Roger Waters, Paris 1970,  © Philippe Gras

NEW BANNER ! My photoshop skills are very rudimentary and it shows. In any case, I've had this image in my head for months if not years and now that I've actually done it, it makes me laugh way more than it should...

I'll probably be changing my url soon, as well. It's not that it's irrelevant but I'm pretty sure no one gets the reference 😐

Feels unfinished but here you all go!

There’s something very charming about the albums musicians make when they reach old age. There’s so much more quiet contemplation of life, a matured musical expression, a confidence in their musical identity, a knowledge that they need not put on the biggest brightest show, a soft dedication to the muse.

Albums like David Bowie’s Blackstar or The Next Day, Neil Young’s Prairie Wind, Roger Waters’ Is This The Life We Really Want, Pink Floyd’s Endless River, to name a few, exude a condensed energy of their life experiences and musical inclinations that have been sharpened and honed their entire lives. These kind of albums are so very special. I’m glad my favorite musicians continue to make music when they get old, because it has just as much meaning as it did when they were younger.

here, have my favourite pictures of leonard cohen and care