Dark Side Of The Moon
Capitol - Capitol
Pink Floyd
Release date: 1990-10-25
Audio CD
Album Rock, Art-Rock/Experimental, England, Hard Rock, Pop, Pop/Rock Music, Popular Music, Prog-Rock/Art Rock, Psychedelic, Rock, Rock/Pop, Synthesizer
1. Speak to Me/Breathe - Pink Floyd, Mason, Nick
2. On the Run - Pink Floyd, Gilmour, David
3. Time - Pink Floyd, Mason, Nick
4. The Great Gig in the Sky - Pink Floyd, Waters, Roger
5. Money - Pink Floyd, Waters, Roger
6. Us and Them - Pink Floyd, Waters, Roger
7. Any Colour You Like - Pink Floyd, Mason, Nick
8. Brain Damage - Pink Floyd, Waters, Roger
9. Eclipse - Pink Floyd, Waters, Roger
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Dark Side Of The Moon
Date undefinedSuch an amazing record, outstanding, terrific, the nearest to the total perfection!!! This record is undoubtedly a master piece.
And i'm not taking about the classic master pieces we can find in music, such as: "yoshimi battles the pink robots" or "ok computer". The Dark Side of the Moon reaches a higher level. A level i do not think any other rock band has ever reach or even will.
If you haven`t listened yet i strongly recommend to do it.
The Dark Side of the Moon is an immortal record.
Dark Side Of The Moon
Date undefinedMost of their albums are being terrorized by some complete and absolute moron writing one star review after one star review (simply to get attention). It seems they're under the mistaken impression that this is "clever". Click on the button labeled "report this" for every one of them, then write a short letter to Amazon about them. I've done this before, they WILL disappear.
Dark Side Of The Moon
Date undefinedHello, if any of you has delved into the private letters exchanged between David Gilmour, Rick Wright, Roger Waters and Nick Mason you could have come up with relevant information about the making of this utterly silly album. (you can check some of those at pinkfloydinformationservices.co.uk)
The truth of the matter is that this album was never conceived or regarded as a megalomanic showstopper. No, it was designed to be a sick prank by the guys Roger Nick Rick and David as a way to honour their crazey bandmate Roger Keith Barrett.
But sadly not many people know this and their misinterpret this horrific swine of a CD as stellar (which, as I might add, it isn't in ANY imaginable way).
Dream on or go check the abovementioned website.
Peace for Christmas, Peace!
Harold B. Parsley
