Richard Wright, a founder member of Britain's legendary Pink Floyd rock group, has died at the age of 65 after battling cancer.
Floyd, led by Syd Barrett, was founded in 1964 and became famous for its 'psychedelic rock', selling more than 200 million albums worldwide.
Wright was one of its five co-founders. He played the keyboard and wrote music in classic albums such as the Dark Side Of The Moon and Wish You Were Here.
It may just be my warped way of thinking but the deaths of people like this have more impact on me than the deaths of people I know or multiple deaths in accidents and disasters. Another chunk of my youth has been insulted.
Great man, great music and a great band... I suppose we were lucky to know him and his work at all.
Rock In Peace
Floyd, led by Syd Barrett, was founded in 1964 and became famous for its 'psychedelic rock', selling more than 200 million albums worldwide.
Wright was one of its five co-founders. He played the keyboard and wrote music in classic albums such as the Dark Side Of The Moon and Wish You Were Here.
It may just be my warped way of thinking but the deaths of people like this have more impact on me than the deaths of people I know or multiple deaths in accidents and disasters. Another chunk of my youth has been insulted.
Great man, great music and a great band... I suppose we were lucky to know him and his work at all.
Rock In Peace
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