Masterpieces and popular songs by Pink Floyd

The Dark Side of the MoonPink Floyd

Pink Floyd – Money (Official Music Video)

Pink Floyd’s masterpiece The Dark Side of the Moon, a worldwide success, was released in March 1973 and continues to captivate countless listeners as a towering landmark of UK rock.

The band’s ensemble playing radiates overwhelming taste and precision, and the lyrics—at times sharply criticizing greed and materialism in capitalist society—remain as powerful as ever.

The album has sold over 50 million copies worldwide and set an astonishing record by staying on the U.S.

Billboard 200 chart for 962 weeks.

Its grand soundscapes transcend the boundaries of progressive rock, making it a gem that every music lover should hear at least once.

Atom Heart MotherPink Floyd

Pink Floyd – Atom Heart Mother

The Beatles and the Stones became the biggest bands in the world with three- or four-minute songs, while Pink Floyd composed rock suites over 20 minutes long and earned the highest acclaim.

Both are rock, but it needs no explanation which one is more removed from reality.

Comfortably Numb PulsePink Floyd

Pink Floyd – Comfortably Numb – pulse concert performance 1994

Above all, the latter-half guitar solo stands out.

Combined with the stage production, the visuals make it crystal clear how the emotions gradually swell.

Despite being a long track, the build-up from the start to the guitar solo is so good that you can keep listening without ever feeling bored.

Careful With That Axe, EugenePink Floyd

Careful With That Axe Eugene/Pink Floyd

A track included on the B-side of the single “Point Me At The Sky,” released in 1968.

It features a whispered title and a scream by Roger Waters.

The track has been used in several media, including the 2010 film “Mr.

Nice.”

Hey YouPink Floyd

Pink Floyd – “Hey You”

A mysterious track with lead vocals shared by David Gilmour and Roger Waters.

It’s included on the 1979 album The Wall.

The track is used in the 2005 film The Squid and the Whale.

See Emily PlayPink Floyd

Pink Floyd – See Emily Play (1967) HD 0815007

A track released as a single by Pink Floyd in 1967.

Written by Syd Barrett, it features a psychedelic sound, with Syd playing slide guitar using a Zippo lighter.

It was selected for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll.

Between Two Points (with Romany Gilmour)David Gilmour

Between Two Points (with Romany Gilmour)

This is a gem-like ballad featuring Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour performing with his daughter, Romany.

Released in June 2024, the song is a cover of a track originally put out by The Montgolfier Brothers in the late ’90s.

It’s a beautiful production where David’s characteristically refined guitar sound blends perfectly with Romany’s crystalline vocals.

Themes of disappointment, betrayal, and the loss of trust are portrayed with delicacy, conveying the process of overcoming hurt and accepting reality.

The track is included on his first solo album in nine years, Luck and Strange.

It’s sure to move not only Pink Floyd fans but music lovers of all kinds.