This is the independent film history of Pink Floyd from “Piper” to “Pulse”. The controversial twists and turns of the Floyd story is told in a remarkable series of captivating interviews given by the men and women who discovered, produced, promoted, recorded, packaged, observed and worshiped the music of Pink Floyd.

The war between the late Norman smith and Syd Barrett is laid bare. Original studio producer Joe Boyd recalls his frustrations over losing the band to EMI, Ron Geesin gives a blunt appraisal of the making of “Atom Heart Mother”. EMI Studio engineer Peter Mew remembers the “Ummagumma” debacle. Vocalist Clare Torry reveals the truth behind “The Great Gig In the Sky” and Snowy White and Andy Roberts from Floyd’s “surrogate band” recall the surreal backstage environment on the Wall live shows as the poisonous rift between Waters and Wright reached its zenith.

This unaligned and unauthorised film is completely autonomous and does not contain musical performances by Pink Floyd. The views expressed are often controversial and even hostile, but they represent the full, frank and open thoughts and impressions of the insiders who knew and worked with Pink Floyd.