The Pink Floyd Archives
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all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be.
What is the Pink Floyd Archives?
The Pink Floyd Archives is an ongoing
archive of Pink Floyd material for the purpose of documenting the history
of Pink Floyd. It was started in the mid-seventies by collector
Vernon Fitch to provide a centralized place for Pink Floyd information
and collectibles. The Archives includes collections of numerous
Floydian historical items, including records, singles, CDs, tapes, videos,
posters, tour programs, back stage passes, promotional materials, books,
magazines, photos, autographs, etc.
The Pink Floyd Archives is intended
as a resource for use by fans and biographers of the band. The Archives
has worked with numerous publishers of Pink Floyd books and magazines,
and has assisted both MTV and the BBC with their Pink Floyd specials at
the request of the band.
Before contacting The Pink Floyd
Archives directly, please take a look at the reference materials on
this site. There is a wealth of information provided in the Reference
Directory.
The Pink Floyd Archives Reference Directory
To access the Pink Floyd Archives Reference
Directory, click on the books:
ARTICLES
- BOOKS
- CONCERT
DATES - DISCOGRAPHIES
- FANZINES
- INTERNET
GROUPS - PHOTO
GALLERY - PINK
FLOYD WEB INDEX - PINK
FLOYD WEB SITES
How to contact the Pink Floyd Archives
You can contact the Pink Floyd Archives by e-mail at:
[email protected]
or by regular mail at:
Pink Floyd Archives
P.O. Box 13844
St. Petersburg, FL 33733
U.S.A.
When corresponding by regular mail, please include a self addressed
stamped envelope or an IRC (for overseas letters) if you want a reply.
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February 20, 1996
This site last updated January 19,
1998
