Roger Waters will take Pink Floyd’s 1971–1979 catalogue back on the road next year, with his son Harry leading the band on a run titled Legacy – A Pink Floyd Show.
Roger Waters will take Pink Floyd’s 1971–1979 catalogue back on the road next year, with his son Harry leading the band on a run titled Legacy – A Pink Floyd Show.
The Pink Floyd co-founder recasts the 1979 classic as an act of resistance, featuring singer Mona Miari and lyrics rooted in Palestinian steadfastness. In a new interview, he also answers long-standing accusations of anti-Semitism with characteristic bluntness.
Before digital precision, the iconic cash register loop on “Money” was constructed with a razor blade, splicing tape, and exact measurements.
David Gilmour announced the death of his close friend and onstage companion, whose saxophone lines on “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” and “Us and Them” shaped some of rock’s most enduring recordings.
After dismissing his son from his own touring band, Roger Waters is now assisting in the search for a frontperson for Harry Waters’ new tribute act, Legacy.