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June 30, 2025
Robert Plant, best known as the legendary lead singer of Led Zeppelin, made a rare and humorous appearance in the British comedy Doreen: The Movie (2016), a film based on the popular Midlands character Doreen Tipton. In this offbeat mockumentary-style comedy, Plant plays himself in a cameo role, showing his lighter side and poking fun at his rockstar persona. His brief but memorable appearance adds a quirky charm to the film, aligning with its satirical tone and Midlands pride. Though not widely known for acting, Plant’s inclusion in the film reflects his strong ties to the region and willingness to embrace its eccentric humor…..The Neil Young song Roger Waters wishes he wroteThe guitarist Keith Richards always wanted to be: “The epitome of a hero”The John Lennon track Paul McCartney wanted to make a Beatles “reunion song”Why John Paul Jones Called The Quiet Architect of Rock Music History ?

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Forget the Egos: David Gilmour Was the True Soul of Pink Floyd

Forget the Egos: David Gilmour Was the True Soul of Pink Floyd In the saga of Pink Floyd—a band as famous for its internal conflicts as its groundbreaking music—the spotlight often falls on the dramatic fallout between Roger Waters and the rest of the group. Waters, the band’s conceptual architect in their mid-to-late years, certainly […]

How would Pink Floyd have sounded if Jeff Beck had said yes?

Before David Gilmour replaced Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd originally wanted Jeff Beck to join their band of brothers. At the time, Beck was tied up with other projects with a distinctive creative vision, but what would have happened had he joined their coveted lineup? With Barrett, Pink Floyd was heavily influenced by the counterculture movement. […]

The weakest facet of Pink Floyd, according to David Gilmour

If you’re ever sceptical about the true powers of yin and yang, then take a deeper dive into the work of Pink Floyd. After teetering on the edge of greatness for years, they clicked into a gear of genius in 1973 with their opus Dark Side Of The Moon. But much like the moon upon […]

Pink Floyd’s Classic Surges As Its Latest Release Begins To Fall

For Pink Floyd, 2025 has been about At Pompeii – MCMLXXII. The beloved band’s concert film was re-released to theaters earlier this year, and a live album was also spun off from that theatrical release. That project debuted at No. 1 on several charts in the United Kingdom and has been performing well in the […]

The strange case of the many uncredited musicians on Pink Floyd albums

Over the course of their 15 studio albums, Pink Floyd established themselves as titans of progressive and psychedelic rock, and despite a handful of personnel changes over the years, they were relatively consistent in who they had appearing on their records. For the most part, it was simply the core band members, and they never […]

The Pink Floyd albums Nick Mason regrets: “It’s a great shame”

After paving the way for Britain’s expansive psychedelic scene during the 1960s, Pink Floyd grew exponentially, becoming one of the biggest groups on the face of the planet by the mid-1970s. Despite their unparalleled success and acclaim, though, the band itself was rarely a harmonious place to be. Arguments, infighting, and musical differences plagued the […]

How was Pink Floyd the band that have plagiarised their own song ?

How was Pink Floyd the band that have plagiarised their own song ? ‘Shine on You Crazy Diamond’ – Pink Floyd Rock and roll has never run short on great tribute songs. No band can remain active forever, and even if some artists have to cross over to the other side, it’s important for them […]