Song Meanings and Facts

Song Meanings and Facts

Tagged: Pink Floyd

When You're In

Pink Floyd

“When You’re In” by Pink Floyd

“When You’re In” is an instrumental Pink Floyd dropped on 2 June 1972 as part of their album “Obscured by Clouds”, which was put out through Harvest Record.  This song is the second on the playlist...

Watching TV

Roger Waters

“Watching TV” by Roger Waters

“Watching TV” is a pretty-interesting piece as far as protest songs go. And that’s because the vocalist spends a significant portion of the lyrics, i.e. most of the first verse really, in admiration of ‘his...

"Waiting For the Worms"

Pink Floyd

“Waiting for the Worms” by Pink Floyd

Lyrically, Pink Floyd’s “Waiting for the Worms” is quite terse. But also relatively speaking it is a complicated piece, as with the project it is derived from. Said project, “The Wall”, is in fact a concept...

Money

Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd’s “Money” Lyrics Meaning

Pink Floyd is a band, at least as far as we know, that isn’t known for being sellouts or anything like that. For instance, their most celebrated work, 1979’s The Wall, can be interpreted as being anti-establishment. But...

Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd were a unique English Rock band, formed in 1965, who gained prominence as one of the earliest British psychedelic and progressive rock bands. The band’s most noted line-up included founding members were as...