Stereogum — Journey's Greatest Hits album becomes just the third album to spend 500 weeks on the 61-year-old Billboard 200 chart, joining Bob Marley And The Wailers' Legend: The Best Of Bob Marley And The Wailers (510 weeks) and the all-time longevity champ, Pin... more info

Rolling Stone — There are hit albums, and then there's Dark Side of the Moon. Pink Floyd's eternally popular song cycle has sold more than 15 million copies in the U.S. since its release on March 1st, 1973, and more than 45 million units worldwide. A true ... more info

Rolling Stone — With 24 tracks, clocking in at one hour and 46 minutes, Migos' Culture II lasts long enough to listen to all of Pink Floyd's The Wall and still make it more than halfway through The Dark Side of the Moon. Its Number One debut on the Billboa... more info

JamBase — Pink Talking Fish worked all of Pink Floyd's 'The Wall' double album into a marathon set at The Capitol Theatre that also featured Phish and Talking Heads covers. JamBase contributor Sarah Bourque captured the action. more info

Metalsucks — Even if you hate the players, you have to admit, they're some talented folks. The post Watch Avenged Sevenfold and Halestorm’s Lzzy Hale Cover Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” Live appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metal Injection — They nailed it. Duh. The post AVENGED SEVENFOLD Covers PINK FLOYD's "Wish You Were Here" With HALESTORM Frontwoman Live appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Metal Injection — Doom Side Of The Moon is back, y'all. The post THE SWORD's Kyle Shutt Continues To Make PINK FLOYD Doom With "Have A Cigar" appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Metal Injection — Kirk Hammet was not involved. The post OF MICE & MEN's Cover Of PINK FLOYD's "Money" Is Way Heavier, Has Way More Wah Pedal appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

JamBase — Watch officially shared footage of Umphrey’s McGee covering Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb” on opening night of their New Year’s Run in Denver. more info

USA Today Music — Nick Mason of Pink Floyd unveils career-spanning exhibition in Rome and admits he can't see bandmates David Gilmour and Roger Waters "working together at the moment." (Nov. 30)             more info