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The Architects of Sound and the Academia: How 1960s Homerton Students Lived Pink Floyd's Era

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15 days ago

Examining the student life, cultural shifts, and burgeoning counterculture within Homerton College during the transformative decade that saw the rise of Pink Floyd.

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