Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Two years between ... s debut album was as integral to the legitimacy of punk rock as Bob Dylan’s records were to the rebirth of folk two decades earlier.

What transpired at Big Pink became the genesis for The Basement Tapes and the changing sound of rock and roll. If you wanted to distill this period of Dylan’s life in one song, “You Ain’t ...

There must be some way out. Its clean and sparse arrangement feels worlds apart from Big Pink’s noisy basement. Then Jimi Hendrix got a hold of it and shot Dylan’s poem into outer space.

We spent hours together at Big Pink that day. Every now and again ... and even broke down the quick creation of Dylan’s 1974’s LP Planet Waves, it became clear that his brain was fully ...