Pink Floyd

In July 1989, when Pink Floyd performed "Wish You Were Here" live in Venice, they were well into their career, having released the legendary album "The Wall" in 1979 and "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" in 1987. The Venice concert was part of a series of shows during the band's European tour supporting their latest album, which marked a significant return after the prolonged hiatus following Roger Waters' departure. This live performance had a unique backdrop, with the setting of Venice adding to the atmospheric quality of the music. The concert is notable not only for the stunning visuals but also for the band's re-emergence as a powerful live act, showcasing their ability to captivate audiences even after decades in the music industry. The event was a landmark moment for Pink Floyd, further solidifying their legacy in the rock genre.

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