Pink Floyd Converse All Stars

May 30, 2009 by Scott  

Pink Floyd Converse All Stars

Pink Floyd. Just the name brings such a joy to me heart. I’m not one of those fans that gushes over the early Pink Floyd works, but I still love the band for the albums that I own and the spectacle of their live shows.
Even David Gilmour still brings a smile to my face every time I hear his voice in his solo work. It’s soothing, trippy rock & roll that just makes you feel good. You don’t have to be a drug user to enjoy Pink Floyd as a lot of people assume. You just have to be a …read more

Top 10 Rock Albums Of 2008

December 9, 2008 by Scott  

Top 10 Rock Albums Of 2008

My Rock Dose Top 10 Rock Albums Of 2008 covers mainly established rock acts and not this new wave of modern rock as we know it. I’ll go through each none and tell you why I chose it. Take in to consideration that I only went through bands that I’ve heard this year and not every rock album that has come out. If you expect Nickelback or Hinder to be on this list then you came to the wrong place. So what does this list mean? Nothing really, it’s just MY favorite picks of 2008, so don’t cry if …read more

Converse Celebrates 100 Years Combining Classic Bands With Classic Shoes

October 12, 2008 by Scott  

Converse Celebrates 100 Years Combining Classic Bands With Classic Shoes

Converse is celebrating 100 years of converse with a new line of the Classic “Chuck Taylor” All Stars. 100 years, really? That’s right. Converse started up 100 years ago in 1908 as Converse Rubber Corporation. Nine years later the Converse All Star basketball shoe was born. Still a timeless classic that has survived through almost a century of changes in footwear fashion and design. Very few things have lasted so long without deviating too far from the original design.
As part of their new designs celebrating their 100th anniversary, Converse started unveiling a line of rock band inspired All Stars …read more

David Gilmour Honors The Late Richard Wright

September 21, 2008 by Scott  

David Gilmour Honors The Late Richard Wright

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David Gilmour recently honored band mate and friend Richard Wright in a statement at his personal website. Richard Wright recently worked on David Gilmour’s upcoming release David Gilmour Live at Dansk and was a staple and founder of Pink Floyd. Wright died on Monday September 15th after a brief battle with an unspecified form of cancer. More after the fold…

David Gilmour Live In Gdansk

September 18, 2008 by Scott  

David Gilmour Live In Gdansk

I’m not a huge fan of live albums. In fact sometimes I just don’t see the point. Why? Because some bands just don’t sound all that great live. Pink Floyd on the other hand are one of those bands that I do like hearing live. Unfortunate for me, I never got to see a Pink Floyd live show. However I can still enjoy the live cd’s and now this. David Gilmour does an incredible job covering the classics and his own originals.
David Gilmour Live In Gdańsk is a double live album plus concert DVD to be released on …read more

Pink Floyd’s Richard Wright Dies At Age 65

September 17, 2008 by Scott  

Pink Floyd’s Richard Wright Dies At Age 65

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Two days ago one of the founding members of one of the greatest bands to ever compose music, Pink Floyd, died at only 65 years old. Richard Wright died after a brief battle with cancer. Iheartmusic.com reports:
He helped write a number of the group’s hit albums including Meddle, Dark Side of the Moon, and Wish You Were Here before quitting in 1981 following a bust-up with Waters.
After an unsuccessful attempt at a solo career, Wright rejoined Pink Floyd six years later, after Waters had left, and he continued to perform and record with Mason and new …read more

The Art Of Reinventing A Rock Band

July 27, 2008 by Scott  

The Art Of Reinventing A Rock Band

Gibson.com had a great article on bands that have reinvented themselves in an attempt to bring them up to date and become a hit again. Some have been successful in the past and some….well, not so good. Then there are some such as Pink Floyd, who had no choice but to reinvent themselves and carry on when Syd Barrett departed because of mental illness. I’m going to mention two that reinvented themselves.
Kiss reinvented themselves when they shed the make up with two new members of the band. This didn’t work out so well for the band gaining new members …read more

Us And Them : Symphonic Pink Floyd

June 29, 2008 by Scott  

Us And Them : Symphonic Pink Floyd

Us And Them: Symphonic Pink Floyd is a work of art that no Pink Floyd an should be without. Symphonic Pink Floyd you say? Hell yeah! Originally released in 1995, the London Philharmonic Orchestra did an amazing job. If you can already imagine the phenomena of the sound of Pink Floyd and then imagine it done by an orchestra. There isn’t much more I can say to describe just how cool this cd is. Some critics may say that it lacks some things that make a Pink Floyd song what it is, but I beg to differ. When you …read more

Today’s Dose – Pink Floyd, Steven Hawking

May 17, 2008 by bhoughton  

Today’s Dose – Pink Floyd, Steven Hawking

 
“For millions of years mankind lived just like the animals.
Then something happened which unleashed the power of our imagination.”
- Stephen Hawking; Pink Floyd, Keep Talking

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Video – Pink Floyd “Keep Talking” Live

May 17, 2008 by bhoughton  

Video – Pink Floyd “Keep Talking” Live

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