In the music of Pink Floyd, reflections on time, loneliness, fear, freedom, and human nature are mirrored. Listeners will analyze iconic songs, discuss lyrics, the imagery of the artists, and try to understand why the band's creativity still sounds modern. At the first meeting of the music club, participants will listen to compositions and analyze them together. One of the central examples will be the album The Dark Side of the Moon - an opportunity to talk about time, societal pressure, and human vulnerability. Special attention will be given to the rock opera The Wall, which tells the story of a person who gradually isolates himself from the world. The club meeting is built around joint listening and conversation. Fans of Pink Floyd and anyone interested in the history of rock, conceptual albums, and the connection between music and philosophical themes are welcome here. No special knowledge is required: just a desire to listen and discuss what you've heard.