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Pink Floyd In Talks To Sell Music Rights To Sony Music
Pink Floyd in talks with Sony Music to buy band’s catalog for $500M: report
Sony Music is in advanced talks to buy the rights to Pink Floyd’s music catalog for $500 million – though it is being stalled by differences among some of the band members, according to a report. It has been difficult to reach a deal because some of the band members – in particular bassist and singer Roger Waters and guitarist and singer David Gilmour – have personal differences,
Is Pink Floyd About to Sell Its Catalog to Sony Music for Half a Billion Dollars?
Pink Floyd's catalog has long been for sale, but Roger Waters' anti-Israel comments have scared off many suitors. Is Sony about to pay $500 million?
Pink Floyd’s recordings catalog could soon sell for $400m-$500m. But how much does it earn today?
MBW sent out a breaking news alert: we’d heard Pink Floyd were in talks with Sony Music to sell their catalog for a sum believed to be in the region of GBP £4
Pink Floyd In Talks To Sell Music Rights To Sony Music: Report
Sony Music is reportedly in advanced talks to buy the music rights to Pink Floyd for about $500 million. The negotiations over the English rock group's music catalog have been made difficult by the personal differences between band members Roger Waters and David Gilmour, the Financial Times reported, citing several people close to the talks.
Pink Floyd close to selling back catalogue for £380m despite band’s bitter feud
Pink Floyd are closing in on a $500m (£380m) deal to sell its music rights to Sony despite a bitter feud between the rock band’s members. The legendary rockers, who burst on to London’s psychedelic scene in the 1960s,
Sony in talks to buy Pink Floyd music rights for about $500 mln, FT reports
Sony Music is in advanced talks to buy the rights to music recorded by legendary English rock group Pink Floyd for about $500 million, the Financial Times reported on Friday.
Rumors Suggest Pink Floyd in “Advanced” Talks To Sell Catalog for Crazy Amount to Sony Music
With Pink Floyd looking to sell its music catalog, reports are suggesting Sony Music is in talks to buy the music for staggering amount.
Pink Floyd in talks with Sony over music rights sale
Sony Music is in advanced talks to buy the rights to music recorded by Pink Floyd for about $500mn, in one of the most keenly awaited deals in the industry.
Sony Eyes $500M Deal for Pink Floyd's Iconic Music Catalog: Report
Sony Group Corp (NYSE:SONY) is in advanced negotiations to acquire the music rights Pink Floyd recorded in a deal worth $500 million. It held 1.89 trillion Japanese Yen in cash and equivalents as of June-end.
Sony Music Wants To Buy Pink Floyd’s Music Catalogue For A$745 Million
Sony Music is reportedly in advanced stages of acquiring the rights to Pink Floyd’s music catalogue for $500 million (A$745.05 million), although differences between some of the band’s key members are hampering the process.
Legendary rockers Pink Floyd eye sale of back catalogue for €451 million to Sony
Legendary rock group Pink Floyd are reportedly closing in on a $500m (€451m) deal to sell its music rights to Sony despite a bitter feud between
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David Gilmour Will Never Perform These Pink Floyd Classics Again, Calls Fan-Favorite Song “Terrifying and Violent”
While loving his time with Pink Floyd, David Gilmour recently shared the list of songs from the band he won't sing.
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The huge Pink Floyd hit song David Gilmour ‘won’t perform’ anymore
David and Roger have been feuding since the early days of their careers. Despite a brief reunion in 2005 for the Live 8 ...
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