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Over the course of decades, Pink Floyd’s 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon has become legendary for a lot of reasons, including the 741 weeks it spent on the album chart, the iconic cover art and the urban-legend connection to The Wizard of Oz. But this track-by-track approach to the LP centers on the music – the sounds, creation and concept behind one of the most successful, popular and celebrated albums in rock history.
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Pink Floyd's 1973 classic, The Dark Side of the Moon, served as the inspiration for a new radio play called 'Dark Side' that aired on the BBC earlier this week. Follow the link to learn more.
Read the excellent article from the Rolling Stone archives on why the fragile collaboration behind Pink Floyd's masterpiece was doomed to fail.
Pink Floyd's iconic Dark Side of the Moon was released forty years ago this week. Read more at Ultimate Classic Rock.
Over the course of decades, Pink Floyd’s 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon has become legendary for a lot of reasons, including the 741 weeks it spent on the album chart, the iconic cover art and the urban-legend connection to The Wizard of Oz. But this track-by-track approach to the LP centers on the music – the sounds, creation and concept behind one of the most successful, popular and celebrated albums in rock history.
