Significantly, while many bands spent their time chasing their next hit single, tailoring their sound to suit the radio requirements, Pink Floyd cared exclusively about albums. All the songs needed to ...

Pink Floyd reportedly sold the rights to the band’s likeness and recordings to Sony Music for $400 million. Pink Floyd’s deal with Sony is said not to include published songwriting properties ...

Where DSOT consolidated Pink Floyd's position in the marketplace (and no doubt paid a few bills), Pulse provides the soundtrack to a tour that had the key members playing in top form and playing ...

After years of in-fighting and near-agreements, Pink Floyd have finally reached a deal to sell the rights to their recorded music catalog to Sony Music, according to the Financial Times.

British rock band Pink Floyd has reportedly sold its recorded music catalog, along with its name and likeness rights, to Sony Music for $400 million. Sources told Variety the legendary rock band ...

The songs became a ... some of which are excellent. Pink Floyd was a theatrical band, and though no live album can really capture that live experience, something like Pulse, or the kinda-sorta ...

The historic sale would reportedly allow Sony to profit from future merch and movie deals MJ Kim/Getty Pink Floyd has reportedly sold their music catalog, along with their name and likeness to ...

Billboard estimates how much it could fetch. By Ed Christman Now that Pink Floyd has finally managed to sell its recorded music assets, merchandising and name, image and likeness, the songwriting ...

Pink Floyd has sold the rights to their recorded music, name and likeness to Sony for $400 million. Somewhere, David Gilmour is apparently relieved. Financial Times and Digital Music News ...

Just before his recent concert, Gilmour spoke to Mojo about why some Pink Floyd songs will be left off his set list going forward. “There are songs from the past that I no longer feel comfortabl ...

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