Interviews

Sixty years of the members and their collaborators talking, and the only place where the contradictions can be handled honestly. Waters and Gilmour give irreconcilable accounts of Wright's removal, of the 1986 High Court filing, and of every reunion question since, so both accounts are carried and attributed and neither is arbitrated here. Also the people usually left out of the story: engineers, producers, the sleeve designers, and Barrett's sister Rosemary Breen, whose account of his later life differs sharply from the one the documentaries tell.

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132 moments in this segment.

  1. - 1967: Are PINK FLOYD too LOUD? | The Look Of The Week | Classic BBC Music | BBC Archive. Esteemed musicologist and critic Hans Keller introduces a new band - The Pink Floyd (so new they hadn't yet dropped the 'The') - who are very much not to his liking, due to their "continuous repetition" which leads to them being "a bit boring" - but what really seems to grate on Mr Keller is the band's sheer volume, wh...
  2. - Are Pink Floyd too loud? 🔊. The BBC's The Look of the Week in 1967, with Syd Barrett and Roger Waters questioned about volume and seriousness by a classical musicologist. It is one of very few filmed interviews with Barrett.
  3. - Roger Waters (for Pink Floyd) Interviewed by BBC Radio 1's Brian Matthews (1968-06-25). Roger Waters interviewed by Brian Matthew for BBC radio during the band's first year of chart success.
  4. - Pink Floyd Interview on American Bandstand 1967 | Syd Barrett and Dick Clark. Pink Floyd on American Bandstand during the collapsed American tour of late 1967. Barrett's unresponsiveness on American television that autumn is among the most-circulated footage of him.
  5. - Pink Floyd 1967 full interview [Syd Barrett & Roger Waters]. Syd Barrett and Roger Waters interviewed in 1967. Filmed and recorded interview material with Barrett is very scarce.
  6. - Nick Mason and Richard Wright (for Pink Floyd) - KPPC-FM Interview (1971). Nick Mason and Richard Wright on American radio around the band's 1970 US touring.
  7. - Pink Floyd - 'Aspekte' feature: A Saucerful Of Secrets (Extract). Filmed for the German arts programme Aspekte.
  8. - VINTAGE INTERVIEW - Pink Floyd - Australian Tour 1971 HD. Recorded on the Australian tour of 1971, the year of Meddle.
  9. - Pink Floyd - Interview 1971 Australian Tour (Colourised & 4K). I don't own rights to the original footage. I colourised this footage and 4K up-scaled it for an ehnanced viewing. enoy! :) Rights for original footage to 'Get to Know' on ABC.
  10. - Rare interview with Pink Floyd’s Rick Wright from 1974 before the start of their ‘Winter Tour. Recorded in 1974. Richard Wright is comparatively under-interviewed relative to Waters and Gilmour, which is itself part of his story.
  11. - PETER JENNER ON SYD BARRETT'S DISASTROUS LAST RECORDING SESSIONS IN 1974 - "SYD WAS DRIFTING AWAY ". Peter Jenner managed Pink Floyd with Andrew King through Blackhill Enterprises in the underground years, and was there for the UFO Club residency and the first two singles.
  12. - Pink Floyd - Rick Wright 1974 BBC radio interview. Audio interview with Rick Wright about Pink Floyd, touring and comming "Wish you were here" album. Michael Wale radio BBC 1 Rockspeak october 1974. The Mudman do not own the rights to this video track nor it's audio track, it is uploaded for educational reasons only.
  13. - Richard Wright (for Pink Floyd) - Rockspeak Interview (BBC Radio 1, 1974). Richard Wright on BBC Radio 1. Wright is the least interviewed of the four, which is part of what makes his marginalisation hard to document.
  14. - Nick Mason, 1974. Nick Mason is the only member to appear on every Pink Floyd release. He later wrote the band memoir Inside Out and, from 2018, took the pre-Dark Side repertoire back on the road with Saucerful of Secrets.
  15. - Richard Wright, 1974. Richard Wright, keyboards and a founding member. He is comparatively under-photographed next to Waters and Gilmour, which is part of his story. He died in 2008; sources differ on 14 or 15 September, and the family did not confirm a cause.
  16. - Roger Waters radio interview, 1979, part 1 of 4 - The Best Documentary Ever. Talking about the then new Wall LP.\r \r Talking about the then new Wall LP.\r \r Talking about the then new Wall LP.\r \r A track by track explanation of The Wall. Roger Waters interview by Tommy Vance 1979 The Friday Rock Show BBC Radio 1 Originally broadcast 30th .\r \r Talking about the then new Wall LP.
  17. - Roger Waters radio interview, 1979, part 4 of 4 - The Best Documentary Ever. Talking about the then new Wall LP.\r \r Talking about the then new Wall LP.\r \r Talking about the then new Wall LP.\r \r Talking about the then new Wall LP.
  18. - Pink Floyd "The Wall" BBC radio interview from 1979. A track by track explanation of The Wall. Roger Waters interview by Tommy Vance 1979 "The Friday Rock Show" BBC Radio 1 Originally broadcast 30th November 1979. I do not own the rights to this video track nor it's audio track, it is uploaded for educational reasons only.
  19. - Roger Waters BBC Radio Interview of Pink Floyd The Wall Part 1 in 1979 Friday Rock Show Tommy Vance. This is the full unedited interview from the original BBC Radio Broadcast of the Friday Rock Show. Obtained from personal audio tapes it has been digitally remastered and presented for everyone to enjoy!
  20. - Roger Waters radio interview, 1979, part 1 of 4. Roger Waters interviewed in 1979, around the release of The Wall on 30 November. He has described the origin of the record as his own alienation on the 1977 In the Flesh tour.
  21. - Roger Waters radio interview, 1979, part 2 of 4. Roger Waters interviewed in 1979, around the release of The Wall on 30 November. He has described the origin of the record as his own alienation on the 1977 In the Flesh tour.
  22. - Roger Waters radio interview, 1979, part 3 of 4. Roger Waters interviewed in 1979, around the release of The Wall on 30 November. He has described the origin of the record as his own alienation on the 1977 In the Flesh tour.
  23. - Roger Waters radio interview, 1979, part 4 of 4. Roger Waters interviewed in 1979, around the release of The Wall on 30 November. He has described the origin of the record as his own alienation on the 1977 In the Flesh tour.
  24. - Roger Waters BBC Radio Interview of Pink Floyd The Wall Part 2 in 1979 Friday Rock Show Tommy Vance. This is the full unedited interview from the original BBC Radio Broadcast of the Friday Rock Show. Obtained from personal audio tapes it has been digitally remastered. Due to copyright issues the musical pieces have been significantly shortened but the interview audio has been left unedited.
  25. - Pink Floyd - Roger Waters & David Gilmour interview 1984. Recorded in 1984, the year of The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking and About Face, when Waters and Gilmour were both touring solo.
  26. - Pink Floyd - Shades Of Pink (Radio Interview, 1984). Shades of Pink: The Legend of Pink Floyd" is a landmark, comprehensive four-hour radio profile of Pink Floyd, originally broadcasted between August 31 and September 3, 1984.
  27. - Roger Waters - Backstage Interview (Live Aid 1985). Backstage at Live Aid, Wembley, 13 July 1985. Waters had left Pink Floyd in 1985 and would file at the High Court the following year.
  28. - David Gilmour - Backstage Interview (Live Aid 1985). Backstage at Live Aid, Wembley, 13 July 1985. Waters had left Pink Floyd in 1985 and would file at the High Court the following year.
  29. - Roger Waters Interviewed in 1986 discusses post Pink Floyd career and upcoming new solo album!. Recorded in 1986. Waters filed at the High Court on 31 October that year seeking to dissolve the partnership; it settled out of court on 23 December 1987.
  30. - Geesin at the Royal Greenwich Observatory. Ron Geesin as musician in residence at the Royal Greenwich Observatory, Herstmonceux Castle, 31 March 1987.
  31. - Nick Mason TV Interview State Affair Australia Feb 23rd 1988. Nick Mason interviewed in Australia in February 1988 on the A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour, the first without Roger Waters.
  32. - Fantastic interview with Pink Floyd August 1988 Norwegian TV. Recorded in 1988 on the A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour, the first Pink Floyd tour without Roger Waters.
  33. - Polly Samson in 1991. Samson photographed with William Sieghart at a party in 1991, three years before The Division Bell. She married Gilmour in 1994.
  34. - Polly Samson, 1991. The writer Polly Samson in 1991. She later married David Gilmour and co-wrote much of The Division Bell and his solo albums. She did not write "Wearing the Inside Out", which is Anthony Moore's lyric and Richard Wright's first lead vocal since "Time" in 1973.
  35. - Pink Floyd David Gilmour Interview 1992 (BBC Nick Horne). David Gilmour interviewed for the BBC in 1992, between A Momentary Lapse of Reason and The Division Bell.
  36. - Roger Waters - Up Close (Radio Interview, 1993). Roger Waters interviewed in 1993, after Amused to Death.
  37. - PINK FLOYD: The Story (UK TV Documentary 1994). VHS no. 1027 Omnibus - broadcast: Tue 15th Nov 1994 Pink Floyd - the Story This documentary charts the epic rise of one of the world's most successful bands, from its early days as a regular feature on the underground scene in the late 60s, through the heady years of the 70s when their classic Dark Side of the Moon see...
  38. - Pink Floyd: The Story (BBC documentary, 1994). This is an old documentary broadcasted 19th November 1994 with title "Pink Floyd: The Story" from BBC.
  39. - Roger Waters - CNN Interview (1999). Roger Waters interviewed in 1999, before the tours that would take Pink Floyd's material back on the road under his own name.
  40. - Pink Floyd - Retrospective: Looking Back at The Wall (Documentary 1999) [HD]. I took this videos from the "The Wall" DVD. I'm not the owner of this video, all rights belong to Pink Floyd.
  41. - Nick Mason at a book signing, 2004. Mason promoting Inside Out in 2004. The band had not toured since 1994 and would not play together again until Live 8 the following year.
  42. - Nick Mason signing Inside Out. Nick Mason at a book signing in October 2004, most likely for Inside Out, his history of the band. It is the only full-length account written by a member and is unusually even-handed about the disputes.
  43. - Pink Floyd 2005 Nick Mason radio interview (Off The Record). Nick Mason on radio in 2005, the year of Live 8.
  44. - David Gilmour - Interview from Scottish TV (2006-05-30). David Gilmour interviewed on Scottish television in May 2006, on the On an Island tour.
  45. - Nick Mason signing Inside Out, Paris. Mason at a signing session at the Fnac on the Champs-Elysees in June 2006, promoting Inside Out, his history of the band. It is the only long first-person account by a member who stayed out of the Waters and Gilmour dispute.
  46. - Mason at the Fnac signing table. Mason is the only member to appear on every Pink Floyd album. He has generally declined to arbitrate between Waters and Gilmour, who give directly conflicting accounts of the same events.
  47. - Mason talking to readers in Paris. Inside Out was published in 2004. Mason kept an unusually complete personal archive, which is one reason so much of the band's hardware and paperwork survives.
  48. - Nick Mason, June 2006. The signing came a year after the Live 8 reunion at Hyde Park on 2 July 2005, the only occasion after 1981 on which Waters played with the other three.
  49. - Mason in conversation, Champs-Elysees. A month after this appearance, Syd Barrett died in Cambridge on 7 July 2006. Mason and the band had last seen him at Abbey Road on 5 June 1975.
  50. - Mason at the book table. Mason has spoken often about the band's early years, which he lived through as the one constant member from the 1965 formation onward.
  51. - Nick Mason, Paris signing. Mason joined what became Pink Floyd while studying architecture at Regent Street Polytechnic in London, where he met Waters and Wright.
  52. - Dave Kilminster. ' tours since 2006, including The Wall Live and Us + Them.
  53. - Andy Fairweather Low. 1990s, including the Berlin Wall concert at Potsdamer Platz in July 1990.
  54. - David Gilmour - Interview (On The BBC 2006). David Gilmour interviewed by the BBC in 2006, the year Syd Barrett died.
  55. - David Gilmour - BBC Interview (2006). Interview to David Gilmour for Royal Albert Hall gigs. The broadcast date is 2006-05-30.
  56. - David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) BBC TV interview (2006). Broadcast 30 May Interview David Gilmour about 2006 live shows I do not own the rights to this video track nor it's audio track, it is uploaded for educational reasons only. Knowledge is free. See my channel for more Pink Floyd & thanks for watching :D.
  57. - Mason signing in Paris. Nick Mason at an autograph session at the Fnac on the Champs-Elysees, Paris, 3 June 2006.
  58. - Mason at the Fnac, Paris. Nick Mason meeting readers in Paris, 3 June 2006.
  59. - Tim Renwick. 1987 and 1994 Pink Floyd tours and on the studio albums of that period. He grew up in Cambridge and knew the band before any of them had records.
  60. - Snowy White. 1977 In the Flesh tour and on the 1980 and 1981 performances of The Wall, and later toured with Waters.
  61. - Graham Broad. ' touring band for decades, including the 2010 to 2013 Wall Live production.
  62. - Tim Renwick at Cropredy, 2007. Renwick was one of the Cambridge musicians the band drew on repeatedly. The Cambridge thread runs through the whole history: Barrett, Waters and Gilmour all grew up there.
  63. - Pink Floyd’s The Later Years Revealed Part 4: David Gilmour Discusses 2007 Arnold Layne Performance. Released March 1967, produced by Joe Boyd. Syd Barrett's song about a clothes thief; some radio outlets refused to play it.
  64. - Pink Floyd - Rick Wright & Guy Pratt "Piper" interview 2007. Pink Floyd bas player Guy Pratt audio interview Richard Wright on recording "Piper At The Gates Of Dawn". Planet Rock radio - aired on August 27th 2007. The Mudman do not own the rights to this video track nor it's audio track, it is uploaded for educational reasons only.
  65. - David Gimour & Richard Wright 2007 INTERVIEW (Best Quality). David Gilmour and Richard Wright together in 2007. Wright died the following year.
  66. - PINK FLOYD: Which One's Pink? (UK TV Documentary 2007). A television profile of the band. The title comes from a line spoken on 'Have a Cigar', sung by Roy Harper, in which a record executive asks which of them is Pink.
  67. - David Gilmour with a Stratocaster, Toulouse. Gilmour on the On an Island tour. He joined Pink Floyd as a fifth member around December 1967, having grown up in Cambridge alongside Barrett and Waters.
  68. - Joe Boyd. "Arnold Layne", the band's first single, released in March 1967, and ran the UFO Club on Tottenham Court Road where they became a fixture.
  69. - Pink Floyd Founder Wright Dies at 65. Richard Wright died in September 2008. Sources differ on whether it was the 14th or the 15th, and the family declined to specify a cause.
  70. - David Gilmour - The Story Of The Guitar (BBC documentary, 2008). David Gilmour in a BBC series on the electric guitar.
  71. - Roy Harper. 18 September 2010. Harper sang the lead on "Have a Cigar" in 1975 after Waters and Gilmour both struggled with it; he was recording next door at Abbey Road at the time.
  72. - Mason and Gilmour at the O2, May 2011. Nick Mason and David Gilmour photographed at Roger Waters' The Wall Live in London on 12 May 2011. Gilmour appeared on the wall to play "Comfortably Numb" and Mason joined for the finale, the first time the three had shared a stage since Live 8.
  73. - Nick Mason at Goodwood, 2011. Mason at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. He has raced competitively since the 1970s, including the Le Mans 24 Hours, and keeps a substantial collection of historic racing cars.
  74. - Mason at Goodwood Revival. Nick Mason at the Goodwood Revival, September 2011.
  75. - Andy Bown at the keyboards. The Wall used a large cast of session players because the album was built in layers across several studios in France and Los Angeles as well as Britannia Row.
  76. - Reeperbahnfestival 2012: Peter Jenner (former manager of Pink Floyd) about Tony Stratton-Smith. Peter Jenner managed Pink Floyd with Andrew King through Blackhill Enterprises in the underground years, and was there for the UFO Club residency and the first two singles.
  77. - Peter Jenner. 1966. When Barrett stopped functioning as a performer, Jenner and King stayed with Barrett rather than the band.
  78. - Peter Jenner speaking, 2013. Jenner has given many interviews about the underground scene of 1966 and 1967, and is one of the few first-hand witnesses to the band before the first album who still speaks about it publicly.
  79. - Jenner at Woodstock Festival, Poland. Blackhill booked the band into the UFO Club on Tottenham Court Road and the Roundhouse, the two rooms where the light-show style that became their identity was worked out.
  80. - Durga McBroom. 1987 to 1989 and 1994 tours and appears on Delicate Sound of Thunder and Pulse.
  81. - Peter Jenner. 1966. Jenner is the source of the account that the name came from a Blind Boy Fuller sleeve note listing the Piedmont players Pink Anderson and Floyd Council; his own phrasing about which gig prompted the change is unspecific.
  82. - Peter Jenner in Poland, 2013. Peter Jenner at the Przystanek Woodstock festival in Poland, 1 August 2013. When Barrett stopped functioning as a performer, Jenner and King stayed with him rather than the band.
  83. - Pink Floyd bass player Guy Pratt tv interview. Guy discusses his current comedy show "my bass & other animals" 2007/08. From Australian TV Channel Ten - 9AM with David & Kim (David Reyne & Kim Watkins). The Mudman do not own the rights to this video track nor it's audio track, it is uploaded for educational reasons only.
  84. - David Gilmour on Pink Floyd's Latest. David Gilmour on The Endless River, released November 2014 and built from the 1993 to 1994 Division Bell sessions as a tribute to Richard Wright.
  85. - Interview 60 ans : Nick Mason - Archive INA. Nick Mason interviewed for French television.
  86. - Guy Pratt Bass Lines ###. Il nurnista bassista dei Pink Floyd nonché comico televisivo Guy John Pratt si accinge a suonare degli spezzoni di pezzi x basso molto famosi e riconosciuti :).
  87. - Jon Carin. 1987 and 1994 Pink Floyd tours, co-wrote "Learning to Fly", and has since worked with both Gilmour and Waters separately.
  88. - Joe Boyd in 2015. Boyd wrote White Bicycles, an account of the London underground scene of 1966 and 1967, and remains one of the more sceptical first-hand witnesses to the mythology that has grown around it.
  89. - David Gilmour Documentary - BBC TWO 2015 Television Movie Biography - Wider Horizons. David Gilmour on learning guitar. He grew up in Cambridge alongside Syd Barrett and Roger Waters, and busked in France with Barrett before either was in the band.
  90. - 'The Wall'. On The Wall, released 30 November 1979 and staged live only 31 times, in four cities. Waters has described the origin as his own alienation on the 1977 In the Flesh tour.
  91. - Interview with Pink Floyd bassist Guy Pratt. Guy Pratt has played bass with Pink Floyd since the 1987 A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour, and plays in Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets.
  92. - Andy Bown. 1970s and 1980s, including The Wall, alongside his long tenure with Status Quo.
  93. - Interview with Roger Waters (The Early Years). Roger Waters on the band's first years, recorded for The Early Years box set.
  94. - Mason at Goodwood. Nick Mason at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, June 2016. Mason has raced at Le Mans and keeps one of the most significant private collections of racing cars in Britain, a parallel career that runs through the band's whole history.
  95. - Pink Floyd team up with V&A for new retrospective. Their Mortal Remains, the Pink Floyd exhibition that opened at the V&A in London in 2017 and then toured internationally.
  96. - Alan Parsons. "a complete load of eyewash", noting that any record will appear to sync with any film.
  97. - Alan Parsons on stage, 2017. Parsons engineered the sessions across roughly 60 days between May 1972 and February 1973. He is alive and has spoken about the record repeatedly over five decades.
  98. - A band portrait on the exhibition wall. Gilmour, Mason and Wright as the three-piece Pink Floyd of the 1990s. Wright was restored to full membership for The Division Bell in 1994 and died in 2008.
  99. - Alan Parsons. 19 May 2017. Parsons engineered The Dark Side of the Moon at Abbey Road as a staff engineer in his early twenties, recorded the clocks that open "Time", and went on to his own career as a producer. He is alive.
  100. - Parsons on stage, 2017. Alan Parsons with his band in Heilbronn, 19 May 2017. Chris Thomas, also alive, was brought in to mix Dark Side after the band could not agree between Waters' drier approach and Gilmour's wetter one.
  101. - Pink Floyd reunion? 'I don't think you can expect it'. Nick Mason on the prospect of a reunion after Live 8. Gilmour declined to continue; Waters has said he was willing. Both accounts stand and neither is settled.
  102. - #TGU18 | From Graphic Designer to Pink Floyd | Interview with Guy Pratt | Thomann. Guy Pratt has played bass with Pink Floyd since the 1987 A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour, and plays in Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets.
  103. - Pink Floyd Bassist Guy Pratt. Guy Pratt has played bass with Pink Floyd since the 1987 A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour, and plays in Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets.
  104. - Pink Floyd - Pow R Toc H & Astronomy Domine plus Syd Barrett & Roger Waters Interview BBC The Look. A BBC appearance from 1967 with performance and interview. Barrett and Waters both speak, which is rare: very little filmed interview material with Barrett survives.
  105. - Roger Waters in Gdansk, 2018. Waters in Gdansk in August 2018 wearing a shirt supporting Polish judicial independence. He has used the platform of his tours for political statement since The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking in 1984.
  106. - Guy Pratt: TOOK ROGER WATERS PLACE 30+ YEARS AGO. Guy Pratt has played bass with Pink Floyd since the 1987 A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour, and plays in Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets.
  107. - Pink Floyd - David Gilmour Interview (Forum Musiques). David Gilmour interviewed for the French programme Forum Musiques in 1968, the year he joined and the year the band continued without Syd Barrett.
  108. - Pink Floyd’s The Later Years Revealed Part 1: David Gilmour Discusses ‘A Momentary Lapse Of Reason’. David Gilmour on A Momentary Lapse of Reason, 1987, the first album made after Roger Waters left. Waters called the touring band a forgery; Gilmour's answer was to take it on the road at scale.
  109. - David Gilmour's Black Strat Guitar Goes Under The Hammer. Gilmour's Black Strat, played on Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here, sold at auction in 2019. Proceeds from the sale of his guitars went to climate charity.
  110. - Nick Mason's Saucerful Of Secrets - Nick Mason Interview About The Music. Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets, formed in 2018 with Gary Kemp, Guy Pratt, Lee Harris and Dom Beken to play the material Pink Floyd made before The Dark Side of the Moon.
  111. - Pink Floyd - 'Aspekte' feature: Interview + Atom Heart Mother (Extracts). Filmed for the German arts programme Aspekte.
  112. - Polly Samson. 1994, which drew press comment at the time. She did not write "Wearing the Inside Out"; those lyrics are by Anthony Moore.
  113. - Ron Geesin. 2020. Geesin worked with Roger Waters on the Music from The Body soundtrack and wrote the brass and choral scoring for the Atom Heart Mother Suite in 1970, a collaboration the band later spoke of with some ambivalence.
  114. - Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets - Playing The Music (Nick Mason Interview). Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets, formed in 2018 with Gary Kemp, Guy Pratt, Lee Harris and Dom Beken to play the material Pink Floyd made before The Dark Side of the Moon.
  115. - Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets - The Fan Q&A. Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets, formed in 2018 with Gary Kemp, Guy Pratt, Lee Harris and Dom Beken to play the material Pink Floyd made before The Dark Side of the Moon.
  116. - PINK FLOYD'S RICHARD WRIGHT UNFILTERED:26 MIN INTERVIEW ON SYD BARRETT & PINK FLOYD. Richard Wright on Syd Barrett and the band. Wright is comparatively under-interviewed next to Waters and Gilmour, which is itself part of his story. He died in September 2008.
  117. - PINK FLOYD'S RICHARD WRIGHT UNFILTERED INTERVIEW ON SYD BARRETT & PINK FLOYD.. Richard Wright on Syd Barrett and the band. Wright is comparatively under-interviewed next to Waters and Gilmour, which is itself part of his story. He died in September 2008.
  118. - NICK MASON UNFILTERED: CANDID, WITTY AND RELAXED. FULL 59 MIN INTERVIEW ON SYD BARRETT & PINK FLOYD.. Nick Mason at length on the band's history. Mason is the only member to have played on every Pink Floyd record.
  119. - Being An Official Member of Pink Floyd for One Day!! (Guy Pratt in conversation with Pete Paphides).. Guy Pratt has played bass with Pink Floyd since the 1987 A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour, and plays in Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets.
  120. - The Pink Floyd Exhibition: Their Mortal Remains Comes to Montreal (Nick Mason Interview). Nick Mason on Their Mortal Remains, the touring Pink Floyd exhibition that began at the V&A in London in 2017.
  121. - Syd Barrett's Final Years: Pink Floyd Manager Andrew King on Syd's Withdrawal. Andrew King co-managed Pink Floyd with Peter Jenner through Blackhill Enterprises from 1966.
  122. - The David Gilmour Interview. I said it wouldn't happen, but I was wrong! In this interview David Gilmour discusses his latest solo album Luck and Strange, sharing insights into its creation and the stories behind the music.
  123. - Guy Pratt: (Interview) Why we ignored 'Animals' | No memory of playing Echoes | Inflatable Pigs. Guy Pratt has played bass with Pink Floyd since the 1987 A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour, and plays in Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets.
  124. - "What Playing Live With Pink Floyd REALLY Feels Like!" - Guy Pratt. What was it REALLY like to play live with Pink Floyd? Bassist Guy Pratt takes us behind the scenes of the legendary Pulse live album and tour, sharing the pressure, the precision, and the pure adrenaline of performing some of the most iconic songs in rock history.
  125. - David Gilmour’s Bassist, Guy Pratt | Rig Tour and Interview. Guy Pratt has played bass with Pink Floyd since the 1987 A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour, and plays in Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets.
  126. - NICK KENT INTERVIEW ."SYD BARRETT WAS A REAL ARTIST. HE OPENED UP HIS MIND.". Nick Kent wrote about the band for the NME in the 1970s.
  127. - PETER JENNER- Pink Floyd's 1st manager- Interview.PT1 ."Syd Barrett had a huge impact on our lives". Peter Jenner managed Pink Floyd with Andrew King through Blackhill Enterprises in the underground years, and was there for the UFO Club residency and the first two singles.
  128. - David Gilmour: The Studio Interview 2025. A long-form interview about the band's recording history.
  129. - David Gilmour interview on @RickBeato’s channel now available #DavidGilmour #PinkFloyd #guitar. A long-form interview with David Gilmour about his playing and the band's recordings.
  130. - Dear Pink Floyd (Poem By UK Poet Laureate Simon Armitage). Simon Armitage, the UK Poet Laureate, reading a poem written for the band.
  131. - Noel Fielding on Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett & Shine On You Crazy Diamond. Noel Fielding on what Syd Barrett and 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' mean to him.
  132. - Guy Pratt - Backstage Bass | Bass Magazine. Guy Pratt has played bass with Pink Floyd since the 1987 A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour, and plays in Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets.
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