Are You Fan Of Pink Floyd?

The correct answer is Battersea Power Station. The cover of Pink Floyd's "Animals" album features a photograph of the iconic Battersea Power Station in London. The image shows the power station with a large inflatable pig floating above it, symbolizing the themes of the album. The band chose this image to represent their critique of capitalism and society.

Pink Floyd's first album, "Piper at the Gates of Dawn", was released in 1967.

Gerald Scarfe was the art director of the animation sequences in the movie "Pink Floyd the Wall". He is a renowned British artist and cartoonist, known for his distinctive and provocative style. Scarfe's work in the film includes the iconic animated sequences that complement the music and lyrics of Pink Floyd, creating a visually stunning and immersive experience for the audience. His contribution to the film's animation sequences showcases his talent and creativity, making him the correct answer for this question.

"Have A Cigar" was not sung by a member of Pink Floyd. This song was actually sung by British singer Roy Harper, who was a friend of the band and was invited to provide vocals for this particular track. The other three songs listed, "Comfortably Numb," "On The Turning Away," and "Us And Them," were all sung by members of Pink Floyd.

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In 1977, Pink Floyd released an album called "Animals." This album is known for its progressive rock sound and concept, which explores the themes of social and political issues. It features songs such as "Pigs on the Wing," "Dogs," and "Sheep." "Animals" is considered one of Pink Floyd's iconic albums, showcasing their musical creativity and thought-provoking lyrics.

"Another Brick In The Wall" by Pink Floyd is from the seventies. This hit single was released in 1979 as part of the album "The Wall." The song became a worldwide success and is considered one of Pink Floyd's most iconic and influential tracks. Its themes of rebellion and critique of the education system resonated with audiences during the seventies, making it a defining song of that decade.

Roger Waters' real first name is George.

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Atom Heart Mother Suite is the correct answer because it is a Pink Floyd song that was composed in collaboration with Ron Geesin. Ron Geesin was a British musician and composer who worked with Pink Floyd on their 1970 album "Atom Heart Mother." The title track of the album, "Atom Heart Mother Suite," is a 23-minute long composition that features orchestral arrangements by Geesin. This collaboration between Pink Floyd and Ron Geesin resulted in a unique and experimental piece of music that showcases the band's willingness to explore new musical territories.

Dark Side Of The Moon was Pink Floyd's first album to reach the Top 20 in the U.S. This album, released in 1973, became a massive commercial success and is considered one of the greatest and most influential rock albums of all time. It stayed on the Billboard charts for a record-breaking 937 weeks and has sold over 45 million copies worldwide. Its unique blend of progressive rock, psychedelic soundscapes, and thought-provoking lyrics resonated with audiences and solidified Pink Floyd's place in music history.

Roger Waters is the correct answer because he is a member of Pink Floyd and his brother, John Waters, convinced Bob Geldof to play Pink in the movie "The Wall."

In the Pink Floyd movie, Nick Mason is the one who says "I'll have an egg, sausage, chips & beans, and a tea."

Roger Waters wrote about Mary Whitehouse in the third verse of "Pigs". Mary Whitehouse was a prominent British morality campaigner who was known for her conservative views and her campaigns against what she saw as the decline of moral standards in society, particularly in relation to television and popular culture. In the song, Waters criticizes Whitehouse for her attempts to censor and control artistic expression.

The correct answer is "See Emily Play." This song was cut from the re-issue of Pink Floyd's "Piper At The Gates Of Dawn."

The correct answer is David, Nick. This is because "Momentary Lapse of Reason" was released in 1987 as a Pink Floyd album, and during this time the official members of the band were David Gilmour and Nick Mason. Roger Waters, who was a founding member of Pink Floyd, had left the band in 1985, so he was not part of the lineup for this album. Richard Wright, another founding member, was not an official member at the time of the album's release, although he did contribute as a session musician.

The correct answer is A Pillow Of Winds, Flaming. These two Pink Floyd songs mention eiderdown. "A Pillow Of Winds" includes the lyrics "A cloud of eiderdown draws around me, softening the sound", while "Flaming" includes the lyrics "Alone in the clouds all blue, lying on an eiderdown."

In 1972, Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon", then called "Eclipse", was first performed at The Rainbow in London.

Michael Kamen is the correct answer because he has worked with all three artists mentioned: Pink Floyd, Queen, and Bryan Adams. Kamen was a renowned composer and conductor who collaborated with various musicians and bands throughout his career. He worked with Pink Floyd on their album "The Wall" and also conducted the orchestra for their live performances. He collaborated with Queen on their album "A Kind of Magic" and worked with Bryan Adams on the soundtrack for the movie "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves." Therefore, Michael Kamen is the artist who has worked with all three mentioned artists.

Brian May did not support Pink Floyd at the 1990 Silver Clef awards festival at Knebworth Park, England.

Andy Newmark played the drums on the Pink Floyd song "Two Suns in the Sunset". This can be inferred from the given options, where the other three choices (Ginger Baker, Nick Mason, and Ringo Starr) are not associated with Pink Floyd or this particular song. Therefore, Andy Newmark is the most likely correct answer.

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During Pink Floyd's 1977 "In the Flesh" tour, Roger Waters would scream out a number during the song "Pigs."

Before joining Pink Floyd, David Gilmour was involved in modeling. This means that he worked as a professional model, likely posing for various fashion or advertising campaigns. This experience in the modeling industry may have contributed to Gilmour's unique sense of style and visual aesthetics, which later became a significant aspect of Pink Floyd's image and stage performances.

The correct answer is "Careful With That Ax, Eugene." This song by Pink Floyd is also known as "Come in No. 51 your time is up." The title of the song is a warning to be cautious with a dangerous tool, symbolizing the potential harm that can come from reckless actions. The alternative title "Come in No. 51 your time is up" adds a sense of urgency and impending consequences to the song.

Class Of '99 covered Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall" for the soundtrack of "The Faculty".

Syd Barrett got his inspiration for "Astronomy Domine" from a plum and an orange.

Roger Waters ended his contribution to Pink Floyd with the words "The End."

The song "Mother" in "The Wall" was re-recorded for the movie because it was not long enough.

Miami was the first city in Pink Floyd's 1994 "The Division Bell" tour. This can be inferred from the fact that it is listed as one of the options and is the correct answer.