and the rainbow of light—to the 10-song track list, it’s just perfect. Recorded from 1972-1973, The Dark Side of the Moon was built from experimental live performances leading up to the album.

Check out the tracklist below. The Dark Side of the Moon (50th Anniversary Remaster) drops October 13.

But in the rock world, none achieve this status quite like “Dark Side of the Moon.” The two sides of the album each play like one uninterrupted piece of music; without looking it’s ...

It’s 1973, you’re 15 years old, and you’re listening to “The Dark Side of the Moon.” Well, maybe you weren’t, but I was, and so was everyone my age — an entire generational cohort of ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- On Feb. 27, 1973, EMI Records held a news conference to debut the new Pink Floyd album, "Dark Side of the Moon," at the London Planetarium. Fifty years later, "Dark Side of the ...

For Waters, the dark side of the moon was an inaccessible psychic space to which Barrett had retreated, perhaps forever, ingesting immeasurable amounts of psychedelics to cope with the unbearable ...

Roger Waters claimed in an interview that he has rerecorded Pink Floyd‘s classic rock epic Dark Side of the Moon without any of the other Pink Floyd members. Waters made the revelation in a Feb ...

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