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Pink Floyd
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Pink Floyd
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Empty Spaces — played 2026-03-06
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Pink Floyd — Empty Spaces
Played: 2026-03-06
Album: The Wall | Released: 1979 | Label: Harvest Records / Columbia Records. Part of Pink Floyd's epic double concept album The Wall, written largely by Roger Waters. 'Empty Spaces' transitions into 'Young Lust' on the album and deals with the protagonist Pink's growing emotional isolation. The Wall was a massive commercial success, spending 15 weeks at No. 1 in the US. It was later adapted into the 1982 film Pink Floyd - The Wall, directed by Alan Parker. The album contains the famous hidden backmasked message in this track.
Moment in History: 1946: David Gilmour's birthday, the milestone age of 80. He is of course of Pink Floyd fame - their song 'Money,' from The Dark Side of the Moon, is famous for its 7/4 time signature and cash register intro.
Pink Floyd
Origin: London, England · formed 1965 · active with long hiatuses; no new studio LP since 2014
Members: Syd Barrett, Roger Waters, Richard Wright, Nick Mason, David Gilmour — Gilmour and Mason are the enduring lineup
Genre: Progressive rock, art rock, psychedelic rock
Discography:
The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967) — EMI Columbia
The Dark Side of the Moon (1973) — Harvest — 14+ years on the Billboard chart, 45M+ copies sold
Wish You Were Here (1975) — Harvest
Animals (1977) — Harvest
The Wall (1979) — Harvest — 15 weeks at No. 1 in the US
The Division Bell (1994) — EMI
The Endless River (2014) — Parlophone
Facts:
Band name derived from two Piedmont blues musicians Syd Barrett admired, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council.