Pink Floyd released their classic album "Dark Side Of The Moon", March 1, 1973. pic.twitter.com/78jCE71MD8
— Classic Rock In Pics (@crockpics) March 1, 2022
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And then one day you find ten years have got behind you
No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun
had this sticker on the back window of my '78 VW bus.........MSFC Aggie said:
And thumbs up if you've done the Wizard of Oz thing
Asking me to pick my favorite Pink Floyd album is asking the impossible. Dark Side or Wish You Were Here probably represent the height of their musical output as a four piece. The Wall is great, but it also represented Roger Waters really starting to get up his own butt (exacerbated with The Final Cut).Brian Earl Spilner said:
Love the album, second only to The Wall for me. (From PF's discography.)
Question -- better album cover, this or Nevermind?
Aggie87 said:
At least 4 PF albums that are better than The Wall for me.
DSOTM
Wish You Were Here
Meddle
Animals
The Wall
Um...spag.ag2003 said:
Never saw Pink live - are they still doing the odd show here and there?
MSFC Aggie said:
And thumbs up if you've done the Wizard of Oz thing
As a band, no. Looks like Roger Waters and Nick Mason have separate solo tours happening this year (COVID permitting). David Gilmour doesn't appear to have any tour dates planned. We'd have a real story on our hands if Rick Wright or Syd Barret were touring in anything other than hologram form.spag.ag2003 said:
I've been addicted to music since I was 8 years old but primarily went down the metal path.
I tried to see the brilliance of Dark Side of the Moon many times over the years but it just never clicked for me...until it did. Tremendous piece of art and one of my few go to records just to have on in the background at home.
Never saw Pink live - are they still doing the odd show here and there?
Claude! said:As a band, no. Looks like Roger Waters and Nick Mason have separate solo tours happening this year (COVID permitting). David Gilmour doesn't appear to have any tour dates planned. We'd have a real story on our hands if Rick Wright or Syd Barret were touring in anything other than hologram form.spag.ag2003 said:
I've been addicted to music since I was 8 years old but primarily went down the metal path.
I tried to see the brilliance of Dark Side of the Moon many times over the years but it just never clicked for me...until it did. Tremendous piece of art and one of my few go to records just to have on in the background at home.
Never saw Pink live - are they still doing the odd show here and there?
superunknown said:
I've seen Aussie Pink Floyd and Brit Floyd. Both amazing and well worth seeing. I believe they've got common band members or at least some who have been in both bands, and one of them played a David Gilmour birthday party, so at least they're at least acknowledged by the living members.
