Pink Floyd Cashing In?

Eh. They made it and they decide what to do with it. They are in an age where they could all be gone in a few years. I don’t know what they’d do with the money, but the rights will have to pass to someone eventually. Heck, maybe they can spend that money on something better than someone inheriting the rights would. Or blow it all on cars and helicopters. It’s their legacy and their lives. Noone care once in the grave.

The music is still there.

I don’t care a whole lot and I’m not surprised artists sell their stuff while still alive.

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Edited by Atavachron - June 01 2022 at 21:40

I hope not. They have enough money and probably care about their music.

lazland wrote: For Waters to be a party to it would be an act of such hypocrisy as to be utter,y unforgivable.

lazland wrote: This is such a commonality for so many artists we grew up with that the story itself is no longer a shock. Dylan, as ever, led the way in terms of old sixties hippies selling their soul to the corporate machine. For Waters to be a party to it would be an act of such hypocrisy as to be utter,y unforgivable.

Coming to a TV set near you, a Wells Fargo Bank commercial featuring "Money".

I am sure it will happen, if Waters and Gilmour can agree to a price tag. I think it is a good idea, as these rockers get to an age where the catalog is beyond them, it could go to someone/company who could make it even bigger than it is now.