‘Seamus’: Did Pink Floyd sabotage their own album?
During a period of creative feet-finding in the early 1970s, progressive rock quartet Pink Floyd cut 'Seamus', a track that arguably kills their sixth album.
How a feat of spontaneous creativity resulted in one of Pink Floyd’s most majestic moments
Written in 1972 for Floyd’s then in-development eighth studio album, the music that became The Great Gig in the Sky started ...
Pink Floyd albums in order: Full list of releases and tracklists
The only album led by frontman Syd Barrett, the psychedelic album was recorded at Abbey Road studios following their growth ...