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Was that SH's voice I heard on Pink Floyd's "Keep Talking"? I've heard it a bazillion times but never really paid attention. (or was able to pay attention). 
Pink Floyd and Stephen Hawking collaborated on a song called "Keep Talking" for the band's 1994 album "The Division Bell". The song features a sample of Hawking's famous synthesized voice and includes lyrics referencing his work on black holes and the speed of light.
No, "Keep Talking" is the only collaboration between Pink Floyd and Stephen Hawking. However, the band has referenced Hawking's work in other songs such as "Eclipse" from their album "The Dark Side of the Moon".
Yes, Stephen Hawking was a fan of Pink Floyd. He attended one of their concerts in 1994 and reportedly enjoyed their music, particularly the song "Keep Talking". He also had a close friendship with the band's guitarist, David Gilmour.
Yes, the collaboration with Stephen Hawking brought a new level of scientific and philosophical depth to Pink Floyd's music. The lyrics of "Keep Talking" explore themes of communication and the search for knowledge, which are also central themes in Hawking's work.
Stephen Hawking was reportedly pleased with Pink Floyd's use of his voice in "Keep Talking". He even gave Gilmour permission to use the recording of his voice in future live performances of the song. Hawking also praised the band for their efforts to promote science and education through their music.