Description

Pink Floyd

Photograph

EARLY 70’s

Unpublished

12″ x 8″

The image captures Pink Floyd performing live, with Roger Waters on bass and vocals, likely during a performance related to their iconic album The Dark Side of the Moon. 

• Roger Waters: is seen playing bass and singing into a harmonica-style microphone, a common setup for his performances during this era.
• The large gong engulfed in flames was a signature visual element of Pink Floyd’s stage shows, particularly during performances of “Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun”. 
• The stage setup and fiery elements are characteristic of Pink Floyd’s elaborate live productions, which often incorporated theatrical and visual effects to complement their music.
• The Dark Side of the Moon, released in 1973, became one of the best-selling albums of all time, exploring themes of madness, mortality, and greed.