Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd Live Performance of 'Waiting For The Worms' from The Wall

• By January 1, 1982, when the live recording of "Waiting For The Worms" was captured, Pink Floyd was riding the wave of their monumental success with "... Read Full Description >

  By January 1, 1982, when the live recording of "Waiting For The Worms" was captured, Pink Floyd was riding the wave of their monumental success with "The Wall," one of their most iconic albums, released in 1979. The album not only solidified their status as one of the leading progressive rock bands but also became a cultural phenomenon, exploring themes of isolation and personal trauma. The ensuing "The Wall" tour, which featured elaborate stage productions, showcased the band's theatrical approach to live performances. Interestingly, the show included a unique visual element where a massive wall was constructed on stage, symbolizing the album's narrative. This live performance from 1982 would take place during the peak of the tour, highlighting Pink Floyd's ability to blend innovative music with striking visual artistry, further enchanting audiences around the world.

Live Performance of 'Run Like Hell' by Roger Waters from Pink Floyd's The Wall