How Judy Trim, Roger Waters' First Wife, Shaped the Gentle Side of Early Pink Floyd

Roger Waters married Judy Trim (née Adam) in 1969, the same year the band released More and began recording Ummagumma. Judy was a ceramic artist, and their early domestic life—first in a flat in Clifton Gardens, then a cottage near Cambridge—marked a rare period of stability for Waters. While Pink Floyd was building a reputation for space rock and amps, Waters was writing quieter, more intimate songs that fit the mood of his home life.