Everything Under the Sun

<p><strong><em>‘Exhaustively annotated and often extremely insightful.’</em></strong> – <em>Record Collector</em></p><p><strong><em>‘A staggering amount of description and historical context behind the songs.’</em></strong> – <em>Classic Rock</em></p><p><strong>Pink Floyd are one of the most iconic and influential rock bands in the world: their sonic ambition, lyrical dexterity and structural ability are unparalleled in rock music.</strong> Since their formation in 1965, they have released 15 studio albums and sold over 250 million records. Their eighth album, <em>Dark Side of the Moon</em>, is one of the highest-selling British albums in the world.</p><p>Mike Cormack takes a deep dive into the music of Pink Floyd, resulting in the first serious appraisal of the band’s immense achievements, whilst also giving an overview of the UK’s concurrent social and political history as seen through the prism of the band. In addition to a song-by-song analysis, Mike also shares exclusive band interviews, a full chronology and gig guide, and a full bootleg guide.</p><p><em>Everything Under the Sun</em> is the definitive account of the career of rock’s most devastatingly emotional and articulate band.</p>