Pink Floyd
The Endless River
(Columbia)
In A Word: Echo
The Endless River
(Columbia)
In A Word: Echo
Going out with more a whisper than a bang for a last album is fine for Pink Floyd, whose musical accomplishments – from the early Syd Barrett years to Dark Side of the Moon (and its record-setting chart run) to The Wall – will eternally loom quite large in the classic rock pantheon.
One can’t really find fault with the music on this collection of instrumental outtakes and snippets (many from what was until now the band’s final release 20 years ago, Division Bell) plus one full song with vocals; after all, it’s suffused with Pink Floyd’s allure. And pays nice tribute to the late Rick Wright’s keyboard gifts. Not quite for fans only and not quite an album.
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