Pink Floyd: Best of the '70s

Pink Floyd spent the ‘70s trying to shake off the ‘60s. They honed their industrial improvisations into chiselled stadium jazz for The Dark Side of the Moon, and used Wish You Were Here to negotiate a space between the madness and genius of departed singer Syd Barrett. Little surprise that the Floyd landed on a therapist's couch for The Wall. It was an appropriate place to end that wild decade.