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"Astronomy Domine" to "Interstellar Overdrive" and beyond: we present the best of the best from Pink Floyds late leader

Thomas Hall checks in with his review of this week's AEW Dynamite.

Dogmen, Bigfoot, Shadow Entities and more filled the pages of the books of the exceptional researcher Linda S. Godfrey who

The soft-rock giants are masters at turning relationship turmoil into radio-friendly gold. But which song did Stevie Nicks only contribute one word to, which did Christine McVie claim was about a dog, and – crucially – which is their best?

The Pink Floyd drummer and co dazzled the Royal Albert Hall with two hours of tempo-shifting nuttiness from the band’s formative years

A recent story about a river creature in West Virginia reminded two fishing buddies about a similar encounter they had, and their story on a paranormal website brought to light a little-known river monster that deserves more publicity since its strange history goes back to Native Americans who may have believed it was real but... Read more »

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Crazy Diamond: how LSD ruined Pink Floyds fragile genius Syd Barrett 19 Feb, 2021 01:28 AM 4 minutes to read Syd Barrett, far right, during his tenure with Pink Floyd. Photo / Getty Images Daily Telegraph UK By: Neil McCormick Syd Barrett is the lost boy of British pop. A dazzling original who saw and heard differently to everyone else, he went through the looking glass in search of his psychedelic vision, and never came back. Barretts story is a tragic saga of glory and madness, part daring ad...

By the age of 23, Pink Floyd's poetic frontman had changed music forever – then the drugs unloosed something inside him