Pink Floyd

The one good thing about a live record from post-Roger Waters Pink Floyd is that at least you don't have to see the thirty people onstage doing what once took just four. The songs are almost exactly the same as on the records, only not as good. Newcomers to this once-great band are advised to check out their '70s material.

There's a true sense of leisure in the music of Pink Floyd. Their stage show knows no
logistical limit, and their songs unfold at a pace that suggests there's an inordinate amount
of time to kill. Pulse, their second all-live album (only seven years and one studio album
since the previous – with nine selections repeated), continues in the grandiose Floyd
tradition. Known best for the blinking red light set within its spine, this two-CD li... More >