Pink Floyd

In July 2005, Pink Floyd performed a highly celebrated reunion at the Live 8 concert in London, marking a pivotal moment in their career after years of hiatus and individual projects. The performance featured the iconic track "Comfortably Numb," which originally appeared on their 1979 album "The Wall." This live event was significant not just as a reunion of the band's classic lineup—including Roger Waters and David Gilmour—but also as a powerful statement during the global campaign against poverty. Waters and Gilmour had not shared the stage together for over two decades prior to this event. The Live 8 performance reignited interest in Pink Floyd's music and led to a resurgence in their popularity, showcasing their enduring impact on the music scene and their ability to connect with a new generation of fans.

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