"Pink Floyd tribute" is a term used by many bands to describe what they do.  I, Floyd give the phrase real meaning, with an extensive repertoire drawn from across Pink Floyd's career.  Forget the spurious distinctions between the "Syd Barrett era", the "Waters era" and the "Gilmour era", which some insist on drawing.  Any song redolent of Pink Floyd at a given point in time can find a place in the band's "pad".  "High hopes" will sit comfortably alongside "Two suns in the sunset"; "Fat old sun" with "Sorrow".

Do we replicate particular versions of Pink Floyd's songs?  They didn't, so why should we?  On the other hand, we know you want to hear authentic Pink Floyd and not our "take" on it.  So, how do we square the circle?  Simple.  If a member of Pink Floyd has played it, their I, Floyd counterpart may use it.  For example, you may hear the guitar solo from the studio version of "Time" sitting on top of the bass guitar line from the "Pulse" performance.