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There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Pink was a late 80s new wave band from Japan. Members included Yutaka Fukuoka (vocals/guitar), Hajime Okano (vocals/bass), Atsunobu Yakabe (vocals/drums), Hoppy Kamiyama (vocal/keyboards), Steve Eto (vocals/percussion), and Hidehiro Shibuya (vocals/guitars) Osamu Sakasai (vocals/guitars). 2) Pink was an alias of Manfred Linzner, a computer game music composer/demoscene artist & co-creator of the AHX tracker format. |
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News in english
about Pink
(July / 2009)
Do Pigs really fly? Ask Pinky Date: 03 Jul 2009
Orillia Packet & Times -
If there is anything Pink Floyd fans have become aware of over the years, it would be pigs actually do fly. While residents of Barrie were celebrating Canada Day on Wednesday, around 12:30 p. m., Rock 95's 18-foot inflatable pig -- Pinky -- took to the skies.[...]
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Pigs really can fly Date: 03 Jul 2009
Barrie Examiner -
If Pink Floyd fans know anything, it's that pigs actually do fly. While residents of Barrie were celebrating Canada Day, around 12:30 p. m. radio station Rock 95's 5-metre inflatable pig -- Pinky -- took to the skies.[...]
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Halifax preparing for Paul McCartney's lone Canadian date this year Date: 06 Jul 2009
Squamish Chief -
HALIFAX, N.S. - A music lover since childhood, Peter Tingley has seen dozens of great acts in concert over the years, from the Stones to Pink Floyd and everyone in between.
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THE VANISHED EMPIRE Date: 10 Jul 2009
New York Post -
RETURN with us now to Moscow 1973 and a student named Sergey, who is more interested in American jeans, Pink Floyd, pot and, of course, girls than in his Marxist history classes. His life, those of two male buddies and his beautiful girlfriend...
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Music Tunes Literature Connection Date: 14 Jul 2009
Psych Central -
It’s not often that Simon and Garfunkel and Pink Floyd songs are connected to literature such as Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. The unusual technique is the brainstorm of Christian Goering, an assistant professor at the University of Arkansas and former high school English teacher. He sought to further his literacy research by having [...]
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Polka Floyd sees the funny side of Pink Floyd Date: 19 Jul 2009
The Toledo Blade -
LIVE AT THE OHIO THEATRE The Polka Floyd Show (Static) First, blasphemy: Pink Floyd is kind of boring. OK, OK, once the arguing dies down, I stand by my point, which is that the Floyd while truly a great band, one of the best, in fact too often gets bogged down in dour seriousness for its own good. Which is where Toledos the Polka Floyd Show comes in. Cutting a vast swath across Pinks entire ...
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All strings: Jamgrass to rock ‘n' blues Date: 21 Jul 2009
Berkshire Eagle -
GREAT BARRINGTON -- They prompt ovations at bluegrass festivals and are favorites in the jam band world. They have the instrumentation and the band name of a traditional Appalachian string band, but they play the occasional Beatles and Pink Floyd covers.
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Ten Album Covers Defaced By Sports Date: 24 Jul 2009
TheScore.com -
Although we work in a predominant sports environment a lot of us in the web department have a strong love for music. Our tastes are all over the map and our knowledge is fairly deep too. I was looking through my iTunes library last week and came across Pink Floyd’s Animals. When I first saw that pig flying between the two smoke stacks I immediately thought, “Yeah, when the Leafs win the Cup..." ...
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