Griffin has said little publicly about her lyrics, often deflecting attempts to decode their meanings. But maybe that’s the point. Living with Ghosts was never about clarity—it was about company. And You Are Not Alone, in its gentle insistence, reminds us: grief is private, but the ache is shared.
George Harrison was my favorite solo artist coming from the musical organism known as the Beatles. What did George do that the other Beatles did not pursue as earnestly and honestly?
Roger Waters, bassist and co-founder of Pink Floyd, has never quite let go of the question: Who really is Pink Floyd? He doesn’t address it often, but it’s always there — unresolved, unretired. His solo work is formidable and his live shows are serious events. But anyone who came of age on The Wall or Wish You Were Here knows what’s missing. You can feel it the moment Gilmour isn’t in the room.
