Did you know that Gilmour played drums on 'Dominoes'?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0_cDHNPwVs
John Lydon likes The Dark Side of the Moon, although he doesn't think it qualifies as rock'n'roll (it's not!). He also thinks the early Syd Barret Floyd was closer to rock'n'roll (also correct). It's Bob Geldof's self-seriousness he can't stomach (definitely right!).
https://youtube.com/shorts/06vdHhygtuM?feature=shared
Marshall Gilmour Webbs - Two Points
(Montgolfier Brothers cover)
Live in London, 2025-07-08
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb-wSBR5Zx0
This is a superband of sorts, spun-off the supporting band of Romany's dad, which I think is pretty cool. The Webb sisters alone have a pretty illustrious track record on their own already, but this ensemble seems to be taking things to the next level. Where we used to have David's screaming guitar now there's the haunting harps.
David Gilmour - Luck and Strange
Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome
David Gilmour - Sorrow (2025)
Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome
Pink Floyd - Fat Old Sun
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFEaoDXXrNQ
What Warren Haynes thinks is the perfect song.
Black Sabbath still reign supreme as possibly the first heavy metal band.
But it's just an historical fact that The Nile Song by Pink Floyd was the heaviest thing known in rock before them, and possibly for a while after Black Sabbath as well.