Mind Over Matter contains exclusive stories behind the images of nearly all of Pink Floyd's albums including A Saucerful of Secrets, Atom Heart Mother, The Dark Side of The Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Division Bell amongst others.

This 3rd edition of Mind Over Matter has been expanded to 224 pages with over 300 photographs and illustrations in full colour comprising not only album covers, but also posters, single bags, tee shirts, logos, programmes, song books and so on.

The text is full of anecdotes and explanation as well as providing technical information. This edition has also been updated with the addition of Ecoes Best of PF double album, Wish You Were Here webfilm, and Live At Pompeii DVD. [more]

The Pink Floyd Encyclopedia is a unique in-depth reference work that could be used for research on the band. It has hundreds of listings in alphabetical order and numerous areas are covered. Every Pink Floyd album is listed, with details about cover art, production credits, U.S. and U.K. releases, release dates, studios and recording dates, sales awards, sales charts, songs, etc.

Furthermore, every song on each album has its own listing with information such as recording studio, recording dates, records the song was released on, performance history, timings, musicians appearing on the song, etc. And not only are Pink Floyd albums included, but every solo album and every session that any member of Pink Floyd has ever done is categorized as well, both studio sessions and live sessions. In addition to albums and songs, every musician has their own listing, as well as every producer, engineer, studio, cover artist, etc., that has been associated at one time or another with Pink Floyd. [more]

Saucerful of Secrets is the first in-depth biography of this very private group. At the heart of the saga is Syd Barrett, the group's brilliant founder, whose public decline into shattered incoherence--attributable in part to his marathon use of LSD--is one of the tragedies of rock history. The making of Dark Side of the Moon and Floyd's other great albums is recounted in detail, as are the mounting of "The Wall" and the creation of the flying pigs, crashing planes, "Mr. Screen" and the other elements of their spectacular stage shows. The book also explores the many battles between bass player/song writer Roger Waters and the rest of the group, leading up to Water's acrimonious departure for a solo career in 1984 and his unsuccessful attempt to disolve the group he had left behind.

Saucerful of Secrets is an electrifying account of this ground-breaking, mind-bending group, covering every period of their career from earliest days to latest recordings. It is full of revealing information that will be treasured by all who love Pink Floyd's music. It includes 16 pages of photographs. [more]

Pink Floyd – The Press Reports 1966-1983 is an historical look at Pink Floyd, as seen through press reports of the major music papers during the years 1966 through 1983. Reported in this book are record reviews, band member interviews, reviews of live performances, reports of band projects, and more, in a chronological history culled from news articles of the time.

Read what the press had to say about the beginnings of Pink Floyd in 1966, the rise of psychedelia in 1967, the replacement of Syd Barrett with David Gilmour in 1968, the various film soundtrack projects of the early 1970s, the use of brass and choir sections for Atom Heart Mother in 1970, the landmark Dark Side of the Moon album in 1973, the Animals tour that culminated in the massive Pink Floyd show in Montreal in 1977, the amazing Wall album, concerts and movie in the early 1980s, and Roger Waters' final album with the band, The Final Cut, in 1983. Glean a unique insight into how the band handled these events, and how they were received by the public and the press.

Perhaps most interesting are the interviews with the band members that are featured throughout the book. Read interviews with Syd Barrett, David Gilmour, Nick Mason, Roger Waters, Richard Wright, and others, as they give rare insights into events as they were taking place. These interviews are a history of Pink Floyd by the band members themselves, as the events were happening.

For anyone interested in Pink Floyd, this is a revealing book about one of the most significant bands in the history of rock music. [more]

This book presents the author's interpretation for most Pink Floyd works, with excerpts from psychological literature. [more]

This book presents articles written about the band and their members from the beginning to now, as well as an interesting section with quotes and reviews on every Pink Floyd or member solo song through 1994. (Kenneth Stratemeyer) [more]

"The book is fascinating, delving deep into the life of Roger "Syd" Barrett while chronicalling his rapid descent into madness due to a combination of the pressures of being a "pop" star and the consumption of mass quantities of LSD." (Jason M Brittman)

"This highly interesting book chronicles the saga of one Roger Keith "Syd" Barret, founder and early lifeblood of the ground-breaking musical group Pink Floyd. It tells of Barret's early days, his influences, his non-musical interests, and how, when and why the Floyd came to be. Of course, it also chronicles his immiment decline." (VoodooLord7) [more]

A complete guide to all Pink Floyd concerts and public appearances to date, with each events listed chronologically. Most events include the full set list as well as specific happenings. Includes pictures, stories and facts, the complete discography and the early history of the band. [more]

Premier interview journalist Alan di Perna and the editors of Guitar World have collected penetrating interviews and insights into Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Rick Wright to create a vivid portrait of a notoriously reclusive band. [more]

This in-depth, revealing look at the music that has made Pink Floyd one of the most phenomenally successful bands in rock history is being published to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the group's debut album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, as well as a major stadium tour. A comprehensive discography and a list of sources and references are also included. 160 photos, 110 in color. Radio & online promos. [more]

Roger Waters' personal reflections on media scams and self-centredness. If you have enjoyed his album, "Amused to Death", this is the perfect companion to it. [more]

From tiny pubs and clubs, to refined concert halls, to huge amphitheatres and parks, this unusual book celebrates the venues, musicians and shows that put live rock in the spotlight of London's 1950s-'70s cultural scene. Based on eyewitness accounts, this spectacular tale is told by the musicians themselves - stars and unknowns - plus the promoters, owners, bouncers, roadies, and fans who made it happen. Rare color photos bring it all to life, along with an outstanding collection of memorabilia featuring tickets, advertisements, contracts, handbills, and more. 192 pages, 100 color photos, 7 inch. x 9 inch. [more]

This book talks about Roger "Syd" Barrett's rocket ride to stardom in Britain with his band Pink Floyd, and then his subsequent disillusionment with stardom, his mental fragmentation aided by LSD and his protracted fall into anonymity. Still, Watkinson and Anderson clearly respect their subject enough to feel embarrassed for imposing on the gentle recluse later when they attempt to interview him. Includes a lot of insightful interviews. [more]