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Pink Floyd played a show in London in 1971 that was so loud it killed all the fish in a lake 100 yards away

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Pink Floyd's 'The Wall' was banned in South Africa after schoolchildren started chanting its lyrics to protest an inferior educational system.

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Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album was on the Billboard charts for a total of 741 consecutive weeks from 1973 to 1988.

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Pink Floyd is inducted into the National Association of Brick Distributors' Hall of Fame for their services to the brick industry through their 1979 album, "The Wall".

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Pink Floyd was named after the first names of two blues musicians found in the record collection of band member Syd Barrett.

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Pink Floyd's The Wall is implied to be an endless loop, ending with the words "Isn't this where..." and beginning with words "... we came in?".

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