Pink Floyd

In June 2002, during the Meltdown concert at the Royal Festival Hall in London, David Gilmour, a key member of Pink Floyd, showcased his artistry following the band's legendary trajectory. The concert was part of a series curated by Gilmour himself, celebrating various musical influences and collaborations. Prior to this live performance, Pink Floyd had released "The Division Bell" in 1994, which marked a significant moment in their career, featuring themes of communication and division reflective of personal and societal issues. Although the band was primarily inactive post-1994, Gilmour's concert exemplified his ongoing connection to the band's legacy while also marking the beginning of his solo endeavors. Notably, Gilmour's performance at this concert was lauded for its emotional depth, capturing the essence of Pink Floyd's sound, further solidifying his impact as a leading figure in progressive rock.

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