Anyone know about the Pink floyd rock band?

Was the fifth one added improvisedly during a performance?

There are a lot of people around me who like to listen to rock music very much, although they are not all fans of Pinkfloyd, but at least they all know him, and some people like to listen to his songs, Pinkfloyd is still very famous abroad, and their sound quality is not at all like the sound of that era. I don't think Pinkfloyd's status in the rock world is boasted high, on the contrary, I think his ** level is worthy of his status.

In the case of the Beatles, in fact, when people talk about "the greatest rock bands", the PF and Beatles are always firmly at the top, and the Beatles are often in the band for their pop and commercial black (probably too much before the injury). And pink is often praised almost one-sidedly. As for the status of this band, when most of a band's work can make an unimaginable and profound impact on audiences for decades or even longer, their work can exceed half a century.

As for why the status in China is not high, I think it is because various ** magazines do not promote it very strongly, or the voice of pinkfloyd does not meet the taste of Chinese.

Furthermore, I think Pinkfloyd is indeed a person who actually does **, putting aside **, he doesn't have messy lace news, nor does he have bad habits such as prostitution and gambling, at least he doesn't see negative news in **.

In other words, in the hearts of the general public, his reputation seems to be average, but in the rock world, pinkfloyd must be very high.

List of works: 1967, singles "Arnold Layne" and "See Emily Play".

In September 1967, he debuted "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn", "Astronomy Domine" and "Interstellar Overdrive".

In 1969, he scored several films such as Ummagumma ("The More" for the band), "The Body" (1970), and "Obscured by Clouds" (1972).

In 1970, "Atom Heart Mother", the ** side is composed of 6 tone poems.

In 1969, the band first introduced a 360° PA surround sound system, and the band toured the United States with their 360° stereo system, which also included a 10-piece orchestra and a 20-member choir.

In July 1971, the old work was assembled**"relics"; This was followed by the introduction of "meddle".

In 1973, "The Dark Side of the Moon" came out; **"Wish You Were Here" is a work dedicated to Syd Barrett.

February 1977 ** "Animals".

1978, "The Wall".

In 1982, the film of the same name, directed by Alan Parker and starring Bob Geldof, came out.

1981, "A Collection of Greatest Dance Songs".

1983 **"The Final Cut".

1987, "A Momentary Lapse of Reason".

1987 In 1988, "Pink Floyd" held a concert in the United States.

In 1994, "The Division Bell".

piper at the gates of dawn

**The title is taken from Kenneth Grahame's fairy tale classic"the wind in the willows"(Willow Wind). A lovely pastoral fairy tale.

The first ** "The Pied Piper of the Dawn".

Pink Floyd disbanded just like that.

Although to be expected.

That's probably what happens to every band.

But the influence of PF on the rock world has always been there.

It's not just rock 'n' roll.

And a lot more**.

I want to add experiments** or elements of pioneer metal.

You must think of PF

It also has a big influence on my playing style.

If you go back three years.

I also wish I would be standing next to the rainy West Dazhi Street.

Zip up the school uniform clothes that you didn't have time to pull when you went out in a hurry.

Took it out of the bag and secretly hid it***

Bring headphones. The first time I heard that song "A Greatest Day for Freedom".

Ever since I fell in love again.

pink floyd

Finally Pink Floyd, I wish you were here

i will never be comfortably numb.