Pink Floyd

By June 15, 1971, when Pink Floyd performed at the Abbaye de Royaumont in France, they were on the cusp of monumental change and creative expansion. This concert took place shortly after the release of their seminal album "Meddle," which came out in late 1971. Notably, "Meddle" featured the groundbreaking track "Echoes," which showcased their evolving sound and experimental approach to music. This live performance highlighted their transition towards more complex and expansive musical compositions, ultimately leading to the creation of their iconic concept albums. The Royaumont concert captured an exciting period when Pink Floyd was gaining significant recognition and beginning to assert their identity as one of the leading progressive rock bands. Additionally, this event stood as one of the early instances capturing their dynamic live performances that would later become legendary.

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