Pink Floyd Album That Was Too Wierd Even For Them

Pink Floyd faced a creative challenge after the success of Dark Side of the Moon. They experimented with creating music using household objects but eventually abandoned the project. The band then focused on themes of absence and loss, leading to the creation of Wish You Were Here. The album, inspired by Syd Barrett and the music industry, was well-received and featured iconic artwork.

What was the reaction of the band members to the idea of using household objects in their music?

What challenges did Pink Floyd face during the recording sessions for their albums?

What was the significance of the song 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' in relation to Syd Barrett?

How did the band's dynamics change after achieving success with 'The Dark Side of the Moon'?