A visual feast, linking one of the most beautiful cities of England, the magnificent medieval university town of Cambridge, with the heartland of the British sixties musical revolution, London, in a multi-hour whirlwind tour of all the key locations associated with this group. Our presenter Bruce Cherry, who makes his living hosting rock'n'roll tours, directs us through a landscape that moves from the medieval splendour of England's famed university town to Battersea power station, once described as an upside down elephant, meeting journalists, photographers and sixties visionaries on the way. Pink Floyd is one of a handful of groups who have sold more than a quarter of a billion albums since records (and records) began.