"The beginning of the end", or to describe it more accurately, "Their creative peak which lasted for 8 years and included their four best albums."1975 they became a super group and the begining of the end started with Animals.
Coincidentally, the front of my house looks like the cover of The Wall. In fact, so do the sides and the back.Remember one of my mates painting the wall cover on the front of his house.
Well ok although the acrimony in the band was there for all, during the recording of Animals, and the huge Animals tour which followed. Gilmore only has one writing credit on that LP and in fact only sang on Dogs. During the tour Waters famously spat in a fans face at a gig in Montreal."The beginning of the end", or to describe it more accurately, "Their creative peak which lasted for 8 years and included their four best albums."
But those are still their best albums, despite all of that.Well ok although the acrimony in the band was there for all, during the recording of Animals, and the huge Animals tour which followed. Gilmore only has one writing credit on that LP and in fact only sang on Dogs. During the tour Waters famously spat in a fans face at a gig in Montreal.
The Wall was effectively the end of Pink Floyd consisting of Waters Gilmore Wright and Mason. By the time the Wall tour started Rick Wright had been fired by Waters from Pink Floyd. He did appear as a session musician playing the concert tour.
The Final Cut was basically a Roger Waters solo album, with zero writting credit by Mason or Gilmore although he did sing on the track Not Now John.
Then followed the Pink Floyd divorce case which went through the courts which Waters lost and Gilmore won.
I was fortuante I saw the Waters/Gilmore/Wright/Mason Pink Floyd live in 1974, 1977, and 1980. I never bothered with the Gilmore led Pink Floyd.
Well a lot of people would agree with you. For me AMLOR is a Gilmore solo album and The Division Bell whilst significantly better is still not great. For me the track High Hopes is superb and there's a couple of others that are ok.But those are still their best albums, despite all of that.
Which one is Pink? A question they were asked in 1973, by a record label, I believe....lolAmalgamation of Floyd Council and Pink Anderson