Home / Music / How Pink Floyd's Fight with EMI Over 'Atom Heart Mother' Royalties Changed Artist-Label PowerMusic record-label music pink-floyd atom-heart-mother-royalties-changed-artist-label-powerHow Pink Floyd's Fight with EMI Over 'Atom Heart Mother' Royalties Changed Artist-Label PowerIn the early 1970s, Pink Floyd realized they were being paid peanuts for a record that had sold hundreds of thousands of copies. *Atom Heart Mother Search AmazonAs an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related Notes1969 Live at the Paradiso Bootleg: The 15-Minute 'Astronomy Domine' Is Pink Floyd at Their Most Aggressive1974: Pink Floyd’s First Grammy Nomination (and Win) for The Dark Side of the Moon2011 Discovery vs. 1994 EMI Remasters: Which Pink Floyd Sound Is Better?2016 Back Catalogue Vinyl of A Saucerful of Secrets: Sourced from Analog Tapes, Original Tracklist Intact2017 Piper Mono Vinyl: Original Masters, but Not the Single Mix of Astronomy DomineExploreHow Roger Waters Adapted Animal Farm for Pink Floyd's 'Animals'How Roger Waters' 'Amused to Death' Predicted His Later Activism — and Got Overlooked at the TimeHow Roger Waters and David Gilmour Created 'Comfortably Numb' Without Really TalkingHow Roger Waters' Brother John Shaped His Anti-War StanceHow Roger Waters' childhood loss and move to Cambridge forged his anti-authoritarian worldviewPrevious How Pink Floyd's Film Soundtracks Fueled Their Experimental PeakNext How Pink Floyd's Early Feedback and Extended Jams Came from Live Improvisation