#rick wright

[alienandstrange]

i like rick’s candy corn shirt that he wore absolutely everywhere

[letsdeinen]

i apologized that i've been missed several days for daily sketch, this month is very busy to me, also very exhausting, i need to reschedule my sleep.... other than that, i have some issue with drawing file (slow to load) and something's wrong with my drawing pen (act it's own, idk, so weird) anyway, i decide to post these drawings whenever i could, i'm sorry for delay

Day 15 Failed Inktober

[more-relics]

Pink Floyd 1968

[chirpychipslive]

rick wright cluelessness moodboard

[glassfirefly]

“Just listen to Syd’s songs, the imagination that he had. If he hadn’t had this complete breakdown, he could easily be one of the greatest songwriters today. I think it’s one of the saddest stories in rock n’ roll, what happened to Syd. He was brilliant — and such a nice guy.” —Richard Wright. Musician magazine, August 1988.

[persephone-nymph]

Pink Floyd shot by Andrew Whittuck, 1967

[tabb1tha]

I just found this on Pinterest what the fuck 😭😭😭

[dummydove]

i don't know man

[percys-lemons]

THIS FOOTAGE!!!! i cannot believe i've never seen this before aww look at them

[alienandstrange]

first i said “omg roger waters wednesday tmrw” then i realized it could just as easily be rick wright wednesday so i am celebrating both

(and i’m referencing those syd era photo strips you know the ones i just mashed em together)

[neloangelo]

Pink Floyd and Frank Zappa at Actuel Festival, Monte de Inclus, Amougies, Belgium (10/25/1969)

[more-relics]

Pink Floyd  October 2 1967, “JunkYard” Photo session by Adrian Boot.

[lennonblues]

Pink Floyd Textposts

[chirpychipslive]

trying to make a pink floyd iceberg but im struggling to fill in the last two sections so i am crowdfunding for help. what obscure pf lore do YOU like that isn't on here

[glassfirefly]

Annoyed Rick.

[quiet-desperationn]

About the metal cages put around the band to protect them from the wall coming down:

“Phil Taylor: Every night Rick forgot that he was in a cage, and would lean forward to play the keyboards and bang his head. ‘It’s all right - don’t worry’ he’d say, ‘I’ll remember tomorrow night’ - but he never did.” - From Gerald Scarfe’s “The Making of Pink Floyd The Wall”