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| Main Features | |
| Genre | Classic Rock |
| Genre | Prog Rock |
Pink Floyd
Tracklisting:
| 1. Speak to me 2. Breathe 3. On the run 4. Time 5. Great gig in the sky | 6. Money 7. Us and them 8. Any colour you like 9. Brain damage 10. Eclipse |
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Written on: 23/05/2008 by Pink FloydJunkie1992 (1 review written)
I think that Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd is one of the best albums that has ever been released in history. I put it in the Top 10… Read Full Review
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“Led Zepplin - always to the point and undoubtedly an...”
Written on: 15/12/2007
Led Zepplin - always to the point and undoubtedly an excellent runner-up to Floyd in all ways. Unfortunately Plant does not make the band on his own. Considering DSOM and wish you were here were composed, compiled and arranged by a comparatively small group with very restricted instruments in 1973 etc, I must go for Pink Floyd… Read Full Review
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“Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon has been my all...”
Written on: 11/05/2006 by JACK STALEY (1 review written)
Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon has been my all time, utmost favorite music album. For listening and for total enjoyment. I has everything and if anyone doesn't enjoy Floyd then they aren't really into Classic Rock… Read Full Review
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“Read "themanwhogotaway"'s review of this for a...”
Written on: 02/03/2006 by degbert (120 reviews written)
Read "themanwhogotaway"'s review of this for a comprehensive view of all that is good about the Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon album.
I know plenty of people who don't dig anything older than 1995, or who can't stand rock music, but I don't know anyone who doesn't think this album is a belter. No other album can transcend time and, er, taste so effectively. That is why this is a must-buy. It's something everyone can agree on, which doesn't happen very often!
I would offer Time and Us and…
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“The Pink Floyd Dark Side of The Moon album ROCKS!”
Written on: 31/01/2006 by murg (20 reviews written)
The Pink Floyd Dark Side of The Moon album ROCKS!… Read Full Review
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“Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon - There is no doubt:...”
Written on: 08/11/2004 by themanthatgotaway (1 review written)
Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon - There is no doubt: Dark Side of the Moon is the rare album the value of which time could never make obsolete. Pink Floyd labored, sweated, struggled, and thought very creatively to produce an album (and CD) that will always live on. The album and artwork are powerful, relevant to the struggles people have in life throughout time, and incredibly entertaining, to say the least. Look at the proof: even though the band wrote the music and lyrics in 1972 and early… Read Full Review
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“Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon - Oooh I liked Dark...”
Written on: 19/10/2004 by Brian Dickson (4 reviews written)
Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon - Oooh I liked Dark Side Of the Moon when I was 18. It was so slick and mysterious. You see at the time I was into bands like Queen that had poncey "melody" *shudder* and Iron Maiden who were just brainless Neanderthals. It was high time I listened to some REAL music. The Floyd. Yeah. Totally legendary. And Dark Side is their magnum opus. The pinnacle of intelligent rock. One of the defining moments in the history of popular music. The atmospheric hearbeats… Read Full Review
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“Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon is one of the...”
Written on: 10/08/2004 by Pink Floydian (1 review written)
Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon is one of the greatest albums I have ever heard, unlike other people my age, I listen to a lot of varieties of music such as Slayer, CKY, Pink Floyd, Led Zepplin, White Stripes, Grateful Dead, and Rage Against the Machine, Gilmour does some really cool solos… Read Full Review
Degbert's Response to 165390_Pink Floydian's Review
Written on: 26/07/2007
Comfortably Numb is not on Dark Side of the Moon, by the way.
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Degbert's Response to Brian Dickson's Review
Written on: 26/07/2007
A really, really insightful review!!! It paints a very important picture on the meaning of music and its overall purpose to you and I. In the case of Pink Floyd, they were extremely self-indulgent, but at the time quite inspired in how they executed their indulgences. Barrett was Picasso in a later life, I would suggest. But I think also the music does still speak for itself, I'm lurching inexorably towards 40 years old and I remain steadfastly a Floyd proponent, if only because it remains a style that's never really been bettered as a style. The 'meaning' and some of the production, sure, are now laughably out of date, but actually some of the musicianship and sumptous presentation remains relevant and a sharp example of the genre. Listen to Radiohead's recent work and tell me they haven't tried to completely steal the idea and package up for a new generation!