The Beatles’ multimedia movie/album combos for Magical Mystery Tour and Yellow Submarine predated similar efforts by Pink Floyd (Live at Pompeii) and The Band (The Last Waltz).. Heck, even ...

The 15-second audio clip sounds like a muddy version of a Pink Floyd song, like someone is singing it underwater. There's no denying that the words and rhythms stem from "Another Brick in the Wall ...

[Related: Scientists made a Pink Floyd cover from brain scans] Attempts to record “Now and Then” date as far back as the 1990s. In a past interview, McCartney explained that George Harrison ...

Researchers reconstructed Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick in the Wall, ... A Pink Floyd song made with AI and brain scans sounds a lot like the band. August 18, 2023. 5 min.

Rare and unseen footage has been unearthed after 50 years as Pink Floyd at Pompeii is remastered and re ... advances are particularly poignant in the age of AI, ... my “Beatles”, ...

How Pink Floyd’s AI music video for ‘Any Colour You Like’ came to be. The offending video for the song “Any Colour You Like” was created by independent 3D/CGI artist Damian Gaume, one of ...

Before Pink Floyd asked Paul to contribute to The Dark Side of the Moon, and before The Beatles heard their music make a surprise cameo on the record, the two bands crossed paths a few times. Both ...

The Beatles, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin are all digging into their archives over the next few months as record companies boost the money-making potential of 1960s recordings.

Pink Floyd were laying down tracks for their first album, 'The Piper at the Gates of Dawn,' in London's Abbey Road studios at the same time the Beatles were recording songs for their classic 1967 ...