Pink Floyd – The Division Bell

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Pink Floyd – The Division Bell is a 1994 progressive rock album by Pink Floyd, noted for its atmospheric soundscapes, themes of communication and isolation, and iconic cover art featuring two metallic heads.

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Pink Floyd – The Division Bell canonical 2
The Division Bell 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf progressive rock album
studio album
artist Pink Floyd
chartPositionUK 1
chartPositionUS 1
containsInstrumentalTrack Cluster One
Marooned
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
coverArtFeatures two metallic heads
coverArtLocation Ely, Cambridgeshire, England
featuresMember David Gilmour
Nick Mason
Richard Wright
followedBy The Endless River
genre art rock
progressive rock
hasAtmosphere atmospheric soundscapes
hasAward Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance for "Marooned"
hasCoverArtBy Storm Thorgerson
hasTrack A Great Day for Freedom
Cluster One
Coming Back to Life
High Hopes
Keep Talking
Lost for Words
Marooned
Poles Apart
Take It Back
Wearing the Inside Out
What Do You Want from Me
length approximately 66 minutes
notableSong Coming Back to Life
High Hopes
Keep Talking
performer Pink Floyd
precededBy A Momentary Lapse of Reason
primaryLyricist Polly Samson
primarySongwriter David Gilmour
producer Andy Jackson
Bob Ezrin
David Gilmour
Pink Floyd
recordedIn 1993
1994
recordLabel Columbia Records
EMI
releaseDate 1994-03-28
theme communication
conflict and reconciliation
interpersonal relationships
isolation
tourSupportedBy The Division Bell Tour

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Storm Thorgerson designedCoverFor Pink Floyd – The Division Bell
Bob Ezrin notableWork The Division Bell
linked to: Pink Floyd – The Division Bell
Pink Floyd hasPart The Division Bell
linked to: Pink Floyd – The Division Bell
James Guthrie workedOn Pink Floyd – The Division Bell