THE 25 MOST IMPORTANT GIGS


BAD 

IMPRESSION


DID YOU 

SPOT THAT ?


QUESTIONS 

& ANSWERS


THE FAKE SIDE 

OF THE FLOYD

Since 1967, the group has been the subject of numerous articles in the general press. 

Here's a collection of some of the mistakes and bloopers we've come across

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The reporter saw Barrett in August 1968 at the Seattle auditorium!


14 August 1968 « Musical Foppery in the rockery », Seattle Post Intelligencer

Coventry Evening Telegraph 17 November 1967

WHILE JIMI HENDRIX 

PLAYS A FLOYD’s SONG

When Pink Floyd sang Rolling Stones …

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9 December 1968  « Artist gets the picture … », Liverpool Daily Post

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One year after he leaves the band,

Syd is always in the line-up for many newspapers


December 1968. Pop-Rock Music Magazine

14 November 1970 « Elektronisk Superdans », Demokraten

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FOOLED BY THE PICTURE!

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8 February 1975 « I Pink Floyd a Pompei … », L’Unità,

A SEMI VISIBLE MISTAKE

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THE ALTERNATE TRUTH ABOUT THE « MONTREAL SPITTING INCIDENT »

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« Good Vibes», The Montreal Star, 8 July 1977,

PINK OR PURPLE ?

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26 May 1984, Music Week

THE ALTERNATE ALTERNATE 

TRUTH ABOUT THE « MONTREAL 

SPITTING INCIDENT »

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« McGill  Daily », 29 September 1977

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A very reliable 

source for sure

4 April 1985, Evening Standard

21 July 1996, The Gazette (Canada)

« Le Devoir », 14 April 1984 (Canada)

Circus Sept 1972

1st October 1971. Cedar Rapids Gazette

21 July 1983, Smash Hits