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Who is Roger Waters? Pink Floyd co-founder tries to keep German shows after antisemitism accusations

Frankfurt City Council has called off the singer’s May concert amid antisemitism allegations.

Evening Standard

Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon cover designer shares what inspired iconic artwork

Storm Thorgerson and Aubrey “Po” Powell, who designed the iconic album cover, created a number of stories about the cover's creation to add to the mystery but Po has finally shared the true story

Daily Mirror

The Dark Side of the Moon at 50: how Marx, trauma and compassion all influenced Pink Floyd's masterpiece

Dixi et salvavi animam meam.

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Calls for peace in Ukraine a year after Russia's full-scale invasion are unrealistic

As we reach the one-year anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, politicians continue to call for peace.

The Conversation

Ukraine slams Roger Waters over UN Security Council speech

The Pink Floyd star argued that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was provoked during an address to diplomats in New York.

Al Jazeera

Roger Waters re-records Dark Side Of The Moon without rest of Pink Floyd

The 79-year-old described Ukraine as ‘not really a country at all’.

The Independent UK

Ukraine news - live: Putin launches major new offensive amid fighter jet talks

Russia pursuing first significant territorial advances against Ukraine in more than six months

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Roger Waters says Russia’s illegal invasion of Ukraine was ‘not unprovoked’

NEW YORK — Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters addressed the United Nations Security Council Wednesday, where he called for an end to the war in Ukraine without seeming to take a side.

Tribune News Service

Ukraine denounces Roger Waters as ‘another brick in the wall’ of Moscow propaganda

Kyiv outraged as Pink Floyd star accepts Russian invitation to speak at UN security council and calls for immediate ceasefire

The Guardian - US

Invited by Russia, Roger Waters tells UN: Ukraine invasion illegal

Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters on Wednesday addressed the U.N. Security Council at Russia's invitation, condemning Moscow's invasion of its neighbor as illegal - though adding he believed it was provoked - and calling for a ceasefire.

Reuters

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 350 of the invasion

Volodymyr Zelenskiy in first UK visit since war began; UK adds 15 new designations to Russia sanctions list

The Guardian - UK

Pink Floyd lyricist slams Roger Waters as antisemitic ‘Putin apologist.’ He disagrees

It’s another brick in a decades-old wall: Musician David Gilmour and author-lyricist wife Polly Samson are calling out Gilmour’s former Pink Floyd bandmate Roger Waters as antisemitic — and more.

Los Angeles Times

Russia asks Pink Floyd's Roger Waters to speak on Ukraine arms at UN

Russia has asked Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters to speak to the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday at a meeting that Moscow requested to discuss the delivery of weapons to Ukraine.

Reuters

Pink Floyd lyricist calls Roger Waters an antisemite and ‘Putin apologist’

Waters has replied that he ‘refutes entirely’ the ‘incendiary and wildly inaccurate comments’ made by Polly Samson, lyricist and wife of guitarist Dave Gilmour

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Evening Standard

Pink Floyd feud: David Gilmour accuses Roger Waters of being ‘lip-synching anti-Semite’

Waters compared Israel to Nazi Germany and branded Joe Biden ‘a war criminal’ for supplying arms to Ukraine in a recent interview

The Orange County Register

How the new ‘Alice Cooper at 75’ explores the legacy of the shock rocker

On Feb. 4, shock rocker Alice Cooper turns 75.

ABC News

Abbey Road console used by The Beatles finds new home at MONA's Frying Pan Studio

In the age of AI, cars that can change colour and digital — well — everything, a piece of 1950s recording equipment with a rich musical pedigree is the star of the show at a new studio.

Daily Record

The Scottish Wetherspoons pub that once hosted music legends from Pink Floyd to Queen

Though you may not know it, the Caley Picture House Wetherspoons pub has a fascinating history as both a cinema and a concert venue—where legends such as Pink Floyd and Queen played.

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The Independent UK

Pink Floyd fans bemused by anger over band’s new Dark Side of the Moon anniversary logo

British rock band announced a massive reissue of their legendary 1973 studio album

The Guardian - UK

Rick Sanders obituary

Other lives: Journalist and musician with the poetry-music band the Occasional Word

Newcastle Herald

Stadium starstruck by Kidman and Urban glamour couple

THE hallowed turf of McDonald Jones Stadium isn't foreign ground when it comes to star power. It's played host to football icon David Beckham, turned green and gold for the Socceroos and Matildas and been the playground of rugby league Immortal Andrew Johns. But Newcastle isn't LA, or even Sydney,…

The Orange County Register

50 years ago, these were the No. 1 albums of 1973 (and a few other classics, too)

In 1973 the album charts got weird. Sure, there were classic albums by iconic artists such as Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones and Elton John that topped the charts that year. Two different ones in Elton’s case.

Reuters

Ghana's vintage enthusiasts give new life to Western clothing waste

As the sun set on a courtyard of shipping containers in Ghana's capital Accra, young men and women in Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead and tie-dye tees bartered over army surplus jackets and Adidas sneakers while a live deejay spun Afrobeat classics.

The Guardian - UK

The wreckage of Brexit is all around us. How long can our politicians indulge in denial?

If both parties ignore the uncomfortable facts, politics will be flooded with dangerous conspiracies and betrayal myths, says Guardian columnist John Harris

Reuters

Ghana's vintage enthusiasts give new life to Western clothing waste

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