In 1979, Pink Floyd borrowed a disco groove from Chic for a prog masterpiece. It became an anthem of rebellion
- Chic’s disco rhythms helped shape Pink Floyd’s hit.
- Bob Ezrin encouraged the band to try the groove.
- Nile Rodgers also cited Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust”.
Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2” drew on the disco rhythms of Chic while retaining the band’s rock sound. Producer Bob Ezrin heard Chic working in a nearby New York studio and saw how their groove might carry Roger Waters’s lyrics, helping turn the song…