The Dark Side Of The Moon

Clasico

É bom, sim! Mas eu particularmente tenho um problema com Pink Floyd, pois acho todas as músicas muito parecidas e extremamente longas. Recomendo o album, pois acho que todos devem conhecer, mas se você me perguntar se eu colocaria ele inteiro pra tocar novamente a resposta é não.

A masterpiece. Pink Floyd synthesized everything they had done at this point and created a magnificent piece of progressive rock.

The greatest album ever?

As unimaginably brilliant as ever.

One of the albums you expect to be on this list. Classic.

What's to say that hasn't been said?

OK Roger's a left wing whacko. I am too when it comes to being anti-war but we can agree to disagree on many of his views on capitalism. As a result, I really like Money but Us and Them is my favourite song on the album. Who hasn't played the air drums to the drum bits at the start of Time?. Clare Torry makes the song "The Great Gig in the Sky '' but I can't agree with giving her songwriting credit. The lyrics throughout the album are relatively easy to figure out although the talking between some of the songs is a mystery. What on earth is a fader eleven? (mumbled at the end of Time)

Whan can I say about this album that hasn't been said already? I will try: It's a brilliant production by Alan Parsons (Money listened to with headphones is still unbelievable). Pink Floyd asked AP to produce Wish You Were Here but he was too busy putting together the Alan Parsons Project debut LP. As a side note, no APP albums made it onto the 1001 list. There's a song on the 1972 album Meddle called Echo, that takes up an entire album side. If you listen to that song you can hear the roots of songs from DSOTM like "Time" and "Us and Them" in the harmonizing of David Gilmour and Richard Wright. Anyway, what kind of score do you give an album that since its release more than 50 years ago, still pops up annually in some county's sales charts?

I've been putting off listening to this album for the past few years because I wanted to listen to it with "fresh" ears when it eventually came up on 1,001. Well, after 723 albums it's finally arrived in my inbox. This one is actually difficult to review because what can I say that hasn't already been said about it before? After listening to it I am reminded that yes, this is a monumental album that basically changed (prog) rock forever. I don't give out 5 star ratings too often because I basically use this album as my 5 star reference point, and not too many albums can legit compare to it. Only Sgt Pepper, Ziggy Stardust, Kind of Blue, The Wall and Wish You Were Here immediately come to mind. This a truly iconic album that your really need to listen to before you die.

Still songs to get high to. Or sit by a fire to. Or gaze wistfully from widow’s walk for our loved one to return to. Or to get murdered to on a dark street in a 1980s slasher.

Money is the standout Last two songs are a great ending sequence

The Dark Side of the Moon is the eighth album by English rock band Pink Floyd. It is a progressive/psychedelic rock concept album that focuses on the themes of the pressures that the band faced during their career & lifestyles at the time of the end of the 60's & early 70's. These themes are conflict/struggle, greed, time, death, birth/rebirth, and insanity. This is one of the most critically acclaimed records ever, as well as best-selling, and is the band's most commercially successful. It is certified 15 times platinum in the US and was selected for preservation in the United States National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress in 2012. I now see what all the hype about this album was for. This amazing piece of music is beautiful and timeless. It deserves to be one of the best albums on all the various album lists out there. I loved it, although I do wish it was longer, and perhaps had a few more "rockin" songs.

One of my top 5 albums of all time. This is the best case scenario for boomer music. I could talk forever about how good this album is and all of my favorite bits. I think my absolute favorite moment of this album is in Time towards the end when everything slows down and he starts to talk about being back home. The guitar at the beginning of this part is so interesting and the synth/organ parts fit the mood perfectly. An absolute masterpiece of an album that is already a staple of my rotation. Favorite tracks: Time, The Great Gig in the Sky, Breathe (In the Air), Money, Brain Damage into Eclipse Least favorite track: Speak to Me

It's dark side of the moon cmon

Amazing. Classic. Anyone that's into music enough to be on this site knows what this album is about, so I feel like I don't need to explain anything about it tbh. 5 stars.

What can be said that hasn’t been said a million times before? An album that really benefits from high-quality gear. I listen to this about once a year (since I was in high school), and I make a point of listening when I upgrade sound gear. Amazing early use of analog synths in a natural way with the guitars and voices. After all this time, still love the stirring vocal on Great Gig and the sax on Money.

De heren van Pink Floyd laten even horen hoe je dat doet, een conceptalbum maken. Strakke, maar o zo evocatieve muziek die alleen in z'n eigen universum lijkt te bestaan. (Zo, ik ben lekker op dreef.) Sowieso een prestatie: muzikaal experimenteren, en dan toch een dijk van een plaat opnemen. Money, Time, The great gig in the sky, allemaal klassiekers, en ook hier is de hoes alleen al een icoon.

Ik heb dit vroeger wel vaker geprobeerd te luisteren. En al heeft het een hoge kunstwaarde. Ik kom er niet doorheen. Hoogtepunt is de zang in Time. Je kijkt toch een beetje uit naar die stem op dit album.

Wederom een van de meest iconische platenhoezen aller tijden. Maar daar is het ons niet om te doen natuurlijk, al is een mooi verhaal of een mooie hoes bij een album altijd leuk meegenomen. Maar het gaat ons om de muziek natuurlijk. En dat is classic Pink Floyd, uitermate sfeervol met de huilende gitaren en het zoetgevooisde stemgeluid van David Gilmour. Of het de allerbeste Pink Floyd is, daar valt over te twisten, maar voor mij nog altijd genoeg voor 5 sterretjes.

I think 5 stars is too little. What a brilliant album! 10/5

Best till now

This is it. This is an absolutely perfect album. The album art is 10/10. The production and mixing is 10/10. The lyrics, melodies, dynamics and overall songwriting is 10/10. The only argument against The Dark Side of the Moon is that it has been played and praised to an extreme. But just how in the world did this end up being one of the biggest commercial hits ever? The lead single is in 7/4 and it's not like Pink Floyd was a household name across the globe in 1973. The songs do not have traditional structures, a large part of the album is instrumental (and not just sweet guitar stuff), and it doesn't exactly lend itself to sing-along parties. And that's exactly why I think this is a perfect record. It has broad appeal independent of the listeners musical preferences. It doesn't rely on specific hooks or gimmicks which might alienate some people. It just exists in this perfect timeless space of universal themes and perfect sound. Even for Pink Floyd, this is not standard stuff. Oh, and Alan Parsons did all of this before turning 25… Jesus.

A lot have already been said about this. So I won’t waste too much time. Everything about this record is just Pink Floyd at their best - which automatically makes The Dark Side of the Moon peak rock as well. I could listen to the four songs starting with “Us and them” and ending on “Eclipse” for the rest of the year and never grow tired of it - absolutely, astoundingly beautiful. Also, the 30 quid spent on Clare Torry might be the wisest money ever spent.

Used to love this record but haven’t heard it in years. The clock sounds always annoyed me. It really does hold up as a great record. It sounds amazing and is brilliantly engineered and mixed. The phaser on the backup vocals on time is so cool. On the run is trippy now but people must have really had their minds blown when the synths do that Doppler effect thingy. It’s a concept album but the main theme is like the Em to A type jam that happens in a few of the songs. The ability to take that kind of standard 2 chord vamp and get that kind of mileage out of it is kind of genius. The playing in the loose jammy parts is pretty tasteful and actually leaves a lot of space for the textures to come through. Some really cool slide guitar and organ stuff on this record. I like how big and full it sounds with the sax and backup singers.

So much I could say. A perfect record. Every song is a masterpiece. This was one of the first records that made me want to play music.

This was better than I remember. There are some moments from this album that are spectacular. I do wish the more experimental moments were shorter. I really like the flow of the album but I found myself being like…alright let’s move on.

A top 3 Pink Floyd album

I enjoy listening to Pink Floyd in the sense that I like the songs well enough when I hear them in the wild but have never deliberately sought out a Pink Floyd song, let alone sat down and listened to a whole album. Based on that limited exposure, this is a good album, but I don't know if it's their best. It's been memefied by 2000s culture. At least "Money" is a banger, but it's a problem when an album's best songs are over six minutes long. Standout tracks: Money, Us and Them

Starts like a film track, ends like a great album.

Aside from The Wall, I've never listened to a full Pink Floyd album. Dark Side is great. Time is by far my favourite track.

I'll start with WOW! I imagine the experience of listening to this album the year it came out must have been truly unique, in the age of hearing a track or two on the radio and then going out to purchase the vinyl. Truly an album you need to listen the whole way through to appreciate. Before this I had never listened to a full Pink Floyd album, but was a bit of an uninformed hater, thinking their music was pretentious. As I alluded to earlier, I think this album loses a bit of it’s luster in the streaming era where the majority of folks are listening to single songs at a time instead of full albums (and not for the obvious reason of each song leading into the next). I feel I was likely a victim of that when judging their music in the past. Many of the criticisms I can think of for the album are because of the way I consume music rather than the content of the album. I don’t have the time to write about everything I liked about this album, but to illustrate my enjoyment, about halfway through I had to stop everything I was doing to just sit down and listen. Front to back an absolutely enchanting experience. I look forward to checking out Pink Floyd’s other work. 9.5/10

This album is a much looser concept album than the wall, though its trappings are so conceptual that its hard to pierce this morning after not a lot of sleep. Us And Them feels appropriately triumphant. Yea I just didnt get it. worth a relisten just for the culture around this album.

This album is a classic for a reason. An absolute masterpiece start to finish, amazing compositions and performances by everyone involved. One of the great concept albums.

Simply a progressive rock masterpiece. I actually prefer Another Brick in the Wall for its storyline but this is easy a 5/5 album also.

It’s not an album I listen to often but it’s an undeniable 5/5!

what a masterpiece. at first, the transition into breathe legit made me squeal a bit it was that good. pink floyd has always been a family favourite and this has made me love the band even more. however, i wish it was longer </3 4.5/5

Unbelievable album. I've been listening to this since I was a kid.

I always thought Money didn't quite fit with the rest of the album, but it is a minor quibble. As an albums it is a masterpiece. 5 stars.

Nothing to say that hasn't already been said. Pretty close to flawless.

Brilliant concept album. Sonically great. It’s true — it syncs perfectly with the Wizard of Oz if you start it when the MGM lion roars.

Just excellent all around. Pink Floyd here took what the Beatles did on Abbey Road and pushed it to the next level. There are multiple singers and songwriters but it all feels cohesive, the instrumentation is perfectly executed (loved the sax on us and them and they keys and guitar on any coloring you like), and the whole thing feels epic without going over the top. This was one of my fist close listens to this album alll the way through and it’s an easy 5.

One of the best albums out there

Another one of those albums that feels like the emperor’s new clothes. If you admit you find it boring then you have zero taste in music and everyone will push you into the mud and make fun of you. So more people say they like it. It’s another concept album from the band but not as good as their others. There’s still good songs here and there’s a light show you can go see they’ve been milking for 80 years but make sure you’re high to listen or watch.

Spreekt voor zich.

Anyone who gives less than 5 stars deserves to be deaf. Anyone who gives less than 5 stars because Animals, or WYWH, is their favorite PF album, should be slapped. Judge it on its own merits or gtfo. That's my rock snobbery for the day. Happy holidays, everyone.

Some good shit

i don't think any of the teenage white guys wearing the album cover on a t-shirt really get just how fucking fantastic this album is i went to laser floyd with my family when i was like 8, because my parents are weird and took their kids to a thing they used to go to in the 70s. i remember being enraptured and a little scared. the "encore" song that they picked for our show was "brain damage." the red lasers that formed images of axes and blood flash back in my brain whenever i hear that song, and sometimes when i hear this band in general. i love it and hate it all at once. up until pretty recently, i was bored by this album. not by floyd in general, they have albums that are better than this one (shoutout animals and atom heart mother). i was bored by it, probably partially because it was so popular and i heard it a whole hell of a lot growing up, but i also don't think i really got it either. there's a lot of quiet introspection on this very loud record. there's something so understated about some of the lyrics, juxtaposed with the experimental and loud sound. so many first-time listeners are blown away by how it sounds, and less about what it's saying. there's fairly easy concepts, like the entirety of "money." a song like "time" is also not complicated but gets more and more emotional the later in life you listen. but the music isn't to be discounted either. the bass line on money is SO SO iconic, yet so so simple in its delivery. the vocal performance from clare torry on great gig in the sky never fails to make me tear up. there's so much to love musically about this album, but that's just not what it's about. this is a master work, especially for the time it came out. i am no longer bored by dark side of the moon, because i looked past the music and into the soul. david gilmour is a pretty sick guitar player tho

I feel like I should have been watching The Wizard of Oz with this.

Classic.

4.5/5. This is a really good album. Not much else to say.

Great album, loved the analogue synths and the typical "Abbey Road" production sound on this album.

A classic, but not my favourite

Didn't even need to listen to this one, but I did anyway. Personally I have more of an affinity for the Roger Waters albums/songs, but this is another all-timer and another super easy 5. A record on constant rotation when I first started listening to music (what boy didn't have a protracted classic rock phase) and no surprise that I still love it now as much as I did then. Also, Time > Money, please don't @ me. Standouts: The Whole Fuckin' Album, God Damn

In the case of the People vs Prog Rock, the defense would like to call a surprise witness to the stand. Indefatigable.

This album is just so chill and ethereal from start to finish

Our first true classic

Good prog innit

A story: It was around springtime of my first year of high school. My girlfriend of nearly two years had broken up with me. Being only young, this was pretty devastating. Coupled with the fact that we had a shared group of friends, things were a little too awkward for me to bear. Lunchtimes I would go for a walk outside, sit in solitude, and eat my lunch in peace. Was the melting of the snow, it was actually kind of nice. My main form of escapism was music, so I divulged. My best friend in these moments quickly became Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon. The Dark Side Of The Moon was the first album to truly blow me away. It was in the details: the perfect simplicity of the album art, the seamless transitions the lead to it's excellent pacing, the layers that made up each song and sound. If there was ever an album to set the bar in my little still-forming brain, it was this one. In a lot of ways, Pink Floyd still set my expectations for what I consider a great album. Things like pacing, consistency, variation, and general production quality are all things I would consider when listening to any album. These are things that The Dark Side Of The Moon does so well in every capacity, I think I ought to owe it some more gratitude. Overrated? Not my place to say. It's just a personal favorite.

Psychedelic masterpiece concept. Flows from beginning to end. You’ve heard every song on the album even if you never heard the album before. Wonderfully ethereal. Hurt by the fact that it’s been played so many time that some people have heard it so much that it’s tiresome. So highly rated if feels overrated at this point

really enjoyed, more hopeful than i remember, especially brain damage. 8/10

Incredible. Wish I could listen to it for the first time again

Auténtico discazo de rock conceptual, con verdaderos temas bien construidos y melódicos

If anyone gives this under 5, they were born without a soul

5/5

the dark side of the moon is similar to the other two pink floyd albums i've reviewed so far: wish you were here and the wall. the specific, reoccurring sounds (the heartbeat, money clinking, the laugh, etc.) tie the whole album together, like a concept album but also like a musical. the songs flow into one another with such ease, which makes me regret ever having heard pink floyd on the radio (aka out of order and incomplete). roger waters' lyrics are just as beautiful and poignant. the thought behind such songs like "money." what makes the dark side of the moon different is how hard pink floyd leaned into the progressive. there was more experimentation, specifically the keyboards. there's also this psychedelia feel, which makes sense in 1973. several songs created such a colorful visual in my head.

I have long associated this music with "space age". This science fiction vibes of this album have always resonated with me and while I know this album didn't pioneer that sound, it certainly perfects it. I have enjoyed imagining over the years that this is the album that aliens would be listening to if they were interested in Earth music, and not just because of the album name, either. This commentary brought to you by someone who is actually not under the influence of psychedelics, believe it or not. Like most Pink Floyds, this is a total concept album that is built to be experienced from beginning to end. It tells a specific story, has a very specific flow, with timeless songs and overtures. Every song is otherworldly and soaring. It is so easy to think of this album as one giant continuous experience piece, because it very clearly is intended to flow that way. The heartbeat opening and closing tracks just tie things together even more nicely. This album, simply put, is just an experience that really should be heard. This album is about a 4 for me, and a definite 5 for relevance to the project.

One of the best albums of all time. There’s more to it each time I listen. The hard values of life and what it means to understand them wrapped in an album. Pink Floyd had an ability to make songs impactful and the instrumentals match in their own way. This album is just perfectly well done. 10/10

What can I say that hasn't already been said? I needed this after many days thinking up positive things to say about albums with 2-3 good tracks and obscure World music I know I should appreciate. This is so good it makes me cry. In another 50 years this album will still be adored.

Up there as a benchmark for the best. More than a collection of songs, it's a fully realized album best heard in its entirety.

There's no point pontificating on an album that has been dissected 9 ways to Sunday. Call it whatever you want, it's an album that sets a highwater mark and can be listened to as individual tracks but the entirety, under the influence or not, is an experience everytime.

One of the best pieces of music I've listened in my life.

All time great album

It was good but idk how much i really loved it. I feel like a lot of love for it is nostalgia factor

when i first listened to this, i just didnt get the hype. it was good, but nothing phenomenal. and then i took a tab for the first time.

Had never listened to the whole thing in one sitting until now. The instrumentals are ethereal. The vocals are so smooth and pair extremely well with the tone of the music. I can definitely see why it is considered a classic. It's extremely difficult to pick a favorite when they all sound so heavenly. The Great Gig In The Sky made me feel like I was in space. Loved the cathedral-like instrumentals in the beginning of Us and Them. Fave track(s): Money, The Great Gig In The Sky

A masterpiece

Yawn yawn yawn

This is in my top 5 favorite albums. It might be the most perfect album of all time. The vocals, the variety of sounds, the timing and pace are simply amazing 👏 🙌

a must listen

One of the best albums of all time. Classic.

Awesome album

Here's another album that it feels weird to rate. I spent so much goddamn time listening to this album while stoned in my dorm room during my sophomore year of college that it's hard to go back now and try to hear this album with fresh ears so that I can properly evaluate it. I've heard it so many times that it's too familiar for me to be objective about, but I suppose that's okay. The reason why I listened to it so much is because its a great album. Everything about it works and works together. The lyrics, the music, the samples, the flow from song to song. All of the ways in which The Wall feels a bit overwrought are smoothed out here. It's examining mental illness and other dark aspects of humanity without self pity, which is the thing that makes me dislike a lot of what Roger Waters produces. This album is a full-throated examination of the agony and the ecstasy of modern life without ever stopping to ask "Why me" and I think that's why its so enduring. That and the music. Alan Parsons should have won a Nobel prize for his audio engineering on this album. It's mixed so exquisitely. It's like every single sound falls perfectly into the pocket where it belongs. 5/5

Easiest 5 stars!

Still brings tears to my eyes.

I like the wicked laughter in the intro. The Great Gig in the Sky is just beautiful.

어머니도 인정한 세련됨

I love this. Happy to have finally listed to this

Been long time since I've listened to this but God DAMN does it hold up! Starting to realize this may have influenced my musical tastes more than I realized because everything I like about dark, moody music is present on this LP.

5/5 iconic Album cover. 2/5 vibes for me. Money is really good but the rest became a bit of a blob of sound to me at times. Some really clever use if stereo audio, and some.prog sounds I know I like better in different albums from the period. A bit surprised by how little I liked what most would consider a Seminole album.

Pink Floyd is yet another massive band that I never really listened to outside of the most popular songs. However, I really enjoyed listening to this and pretty much every song was amazing. I can see why this is such an iconic album.

not much can be said, amazing

Did I need to listen to this again to rate it five stars? No. Did I listen to it again anyway? Yes. This album is magnificent. Kicking around on a piece of ground in your hometown, waiting for someone or something to show you the way. Yes - it is probably music for gadgies like me. I first heard this in the 1990s, as a teenager. And I thought it would never be me. But here I am, loving the album still. The production is superb. The music is superb. The guitars are superb. The vocals are superb. Everything fits superbly. If there were a list of perfect albums, this one has to be on it, probably quite near the top. I know I'm going to sound like a massive ponce when I say this, but listening to this album on a REALLY good stereo, in a darkened room, while sipping on a glass of port is one of the most heart-bendingly beautiful experiences one can have.

Seriously? Seven 1 star ratings?

of ich kann keine Sterne hergeben!!!!!! eh geil, aber anstrengend, money hund is aber schon echt iconic, ws. highlights: great gig hund singt erm eine jjjjjaaaavüüü, sax solo in us and them. lowlights: on the run Hund is nur sounds

Eh geil, i mein classic, sömpis cutten wie bei money sicher very innovativ für 1973 aber ohne blunt in hands schon a bissi anstrengend. schönste: der ref bei us and them "forward he cried from the rear and the front rank died", money guit riff und das cover

top 100 album

Love the songs. The bits between are not my thing.

Great album

Outstanding

This is and always will be a classic

I just can't seem to get into Pink Floyd. I honestly don't get it. A lot of people approach this album with sheer reverence, but it seems to me that there's plenty of random filler and blase songs in here, along with random weirdness. I like some of the instrumental stuff. The Great Gig in the Sky is good. Please stop giving me prog rock.

meh

it's fine.

Yeah... Cant say anything that hasnt been said before. Pink Floyd is easily the greatest band of all time and even tho i dont think this is their best work its still one of if not the best album of all time Time might be the best song ever written and the great gig in the sky sends you to another dimension If I could id give this 10000/5 becouse it is more than perfection

Excellent album with "Time" being my favorite but of course have to include "Money". Lots of melodies with incredible vocals. 8/10.

Sometimes albums one has always been told are “great” really do live up to the hype. Pink Floyd fire on all cylinders here, delivering a cosmic suite of songs-essential listening regardless of whether it’s synced to The Wizard of Oz.

Über.

Even without the wizard of oz, it's an amazing abum.

classic but anxious?

Obviously one of my favourite albums of all time. Unmatched

Simply the best

Easily one of the best albums of all time, I love the spacey music and lyrics that penetrate as much now as they did then. The production, arrangements and singing is faultless. And it avoids self indulgence normally present on prog-rock albums.

There's not a lot that can be said about this album that hasn't already. It's the album!

Epic greatness

This should be in the top 1001 albums OF ALL TIME (1000 - 2022AD)!

The Spotify link was to an odd version, I used this one: https://open.spotify.com/album/2WT1pbYjLJciAR26yMebkH Whenever I listen to it, I try to find its faults, but always end up getting carried away on its journey. I keep meaning to experience The Dark Side Of The Rainbow, one day... 5

First ever PF album. I completely understand now why it’s so heavily devoted and respect in the music industry as a whole. Every song is very cinematic and makes you feel like you are in a movie. Music is an art of its own in the way it’s used as story telling and how it can set a mood, and this album does a great job of that. I take the year into respect because hearing this in the 70s/80s is kind of insane, but after first listen I’m going to say this album is slightly overrated. I have little complaints, but it’s def not a 10/10 and a “perfect album”. Personal rating is going to be a 8.9/10

id never listened to pink floyd before but i get why this project is so iconic now. 10/10. banger album

Superlative masterpiece. Soundtrack to my mid-teens

C'est pas dégueu

où ecouter cela à part dans un flixbus de nuit finalement

Yet another classic. The are PF albums I enjoy more but none is more a part of musical culture than this one.

Ugh. Sucks and I hate it. Props to a really cool and iconic album cover though. That saves it from a 1 star rating.

This is just a perfect album. The last couple of songs always give me goosebumps.

3/9, 33%

When I saw the album appear as my daily album I got really excited. Even though I've listened to it countless times I looked forward to listening to it again. This was probably the first vinyl album I bought. Everything is great with The Dark Side of the Moon. The production quality, the songs and the transitions between the songs. It truly is a masterpiece and definitely an album everyone should have listened to.

One of my favourite albums

Listens: 5 Enjoyed: yes This is one I've always meant to give a listen to. The album is perfectly orchastrated and has such a soothing vibe

It's probably as good as people think it is. Just for me, it's kinda slow and ploddy. Maybe I just don't really like Pink Floyd ...

Darky Dark and the Proggy Bunch.

the dark side of the moon is the boring one

A beautiful complete work of art.

It was a blast when I heard it first in 1983/1984. Still, after all these years it is something that speaks to me, despite the foreseeable harmonies. Nothing to have in the background. More a sound-movie than just an album.

Very easy 5 stars for some of PFs best work. The Great Gig In The Sky and Brain Damage are two of my longtime favorites and there really aren't any low-points on this album. The transitions between tracks are also masterful and make for a great, continuous listen.

masterpeice

I'm a fan of this album, it's pretty advanced for the time with some of the electronica elements in On The Run, and the use of audio clips repeating in Money. Overall an enjoyable listen.

What can one say about actual perfection?

Overrated if I'm honest, I prefer The Wall or Wish You Were Here

Own this one cd.

Well well well. Let me start by saying I dislike Pink Floyd - but this is the album I always bring up as an exception to them actually having a fun record. And yes I can still corroborate that statement - begrudgingly I say as far as records go this is a perfectly balanced well written album - not merely a collection of songs but a volume in itself. It does not taper or sag in the middle and gets your attention from the start. It’s a really good record. But because it is Pink Floyd it gets a 1 star penalty. Especially because Roger ‘the Sponge’ Waters is a self absorbed dick

Me estoy dando cuenta lo dificil que es calificar un disco tan clásico como este. Es un álbum genial, sobre todo porque es Pink Floyd con Roger Waters.

Classic for sure!

Listened to this album 100 times probably. Still like it, but doesn’t hit like it used to do.

I mean, it's an easy 10/10!

So so so good. Set the genre for a long time

What can I say? Issa classic

Classic! Certainly the most familiar to me so far. Although I’m a big Pink Floyd fan, and this has two of my favourite tracks (and one of my all time favourite rock songs, Money), as an album there are others I’d put ahead of it. So 4 stars from me.

Five Stars. I hadn’t played it for a while. It still sounds like a million, and that’s probably a lot to do with Alan Parsons’ production. And these days I probably play Syd Barrett’s Floyd recordings and his solo records more than I play seventies’ Floyd. But there’s no denying the greatness of this album. It’s one for the ages. This lunatic is still on the grass.

Not the Pink Floyd album I have listened to most in my life (Wish you were here or The Wall), but probably the album of theirs that I like most now. This record sounds really great; it is warm and organic and approachable, even with the fairly experimental bits on it (the loops, the speech snippets, the synths) It's like a blanket. I stuggle sometime with =knowing whether songs are really great or just really familiar; these songs are really familiar AND really great. The lyrics aren't quite as deep as Roger Waters might think they are, but they aren't embarrassing or dumb. The more direct approach makes the emotionality easier to comprehend and relate to. In many ways, this is Floyd's most human record, and the tunes match that humanity. Money, Time, Us and Them, and the Great Gig are all cracking tunes. Each song is pretty distinct, but unified by the warm tone and moderate tempo. (Nick Mason attributes the pacing to his then additional to prescription sedatives -- this was as fast as he could play at the time). I find this a _really_ comfortable, familiar listen, like wrapping yourself in a blanket. It sounds of its time without sounding bad or irrelevant. It's not an embarrassing relic of its time. An absolute classic in my book. Five stars.

Yeah. Can see why they are so big

"female orgasms..., the best sound on the planet... after pink floyd of course :)" (извините,,,,)

Classic.

Not only a classic but one of my favorite albums.

Rounding up here. I think the album is a 4.5. Amazing sounding album however the first 3 tracks aren't on the same level of perfection as the back half of the album is

Legendary. Can’t explain why but this album is just amazing. It has so many weird sounds and voices in it but it intriges me. Normally I would pick my favourite songs, in this case I can’t pick one because the album is just one big song.

Never not a good listen. One of the greatest.

An album everyone should hear at least once.

One of the best albums ever. Listen to it all the time. Driving, working, reading, sitting in a dark room with headphones. I used a quadrophonic mix to test out a surround sound system. All time favourite.

A masterpiece. Always nice to relisten to this album.

Niceeee

Took my breath away, when this cover popped up on the screen. Teen me loved Wish You Where Here and The Wall. Since then, this has always been my PF go to. It's one of the most staggering beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard. Sonically it's second to none. That they were only in their mid 20s (and this was their 8th album) makes it even more remarkable, that they could write about the stresses of life in the way that they do and in a way that still talks to people a lot older than they were when they recorded. Another amazing cover design. I love everything about this. It is the perfect album. Five stars isn't enough.

It's a behemoth, and therefore impossible to review dispassionately. David fuckin' Gilmour, folks.

Always a classic and good listen. The Great Gig in the Sky is one of the most beautiful songs I've heard.

I had a wonderful time listening to this classic. Really good.

Fucking insane album 10/10

For being 49 years old this holds up

I can always cry to this album. It reminds me of my brother. He would cry thinking of his lost brother.

Have always loved the flow of this album It's very cohesive

This is one of those albums that I could have playing in the background on repeat all day long and just enjoy the ambiance.

Classic. First time I’ve listened all the way through. Still rings true after all these years.

Meilleur album du band. Possiblement dans mon top 5, toutes catégories confondues. Chef d’œuvre.

Pas grand chose d'autre à dire que cet album doit effectivement être entendu et que c'est le plus grand succès du groupe. Pas mon préféré, mais tout de même un excellent album.

Undoubtedly one of the best human achievements

Known 5. Banger.

Probably one of the most thorough listening experiences I’ve heard.

What can be said that hasn't already been said. Perfect album.

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This is the third album I’ve gotten that I have on vinyl, and boy is it a good one. DSotM is SUCH a meme, and liking it is so incredibly common, but it’s just so amazing. It sounds so fucking good, and it has one of the top 5 rock vocal performances of all time (maybe the best if it wasn’t for Merry Clayton). I first listened to this album in a painting class my freshman year of college. A lot has changed since, and this album has only gotten better with time.

The classic of all classics

No doubt one of my favourite albums ever. Changed my music taste. First listened in full in 2012

A classic album from beginning to end, full of great songs. Not much more needs to be said.

I've already listened to this one, good album

Still amazing.

This also syncs well with many key episodes of your favorite prestige era television dramas, including but not limited to: Mad Men: Far Away Places Breaking Bad: Mandala The Sopranos: Calling All Cars and/or Join The Club Severance: Defiant Jazz The Leftovers: It's a Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt World Deadwood: The Catbird Seat Better Call Saul: Marco Succession: Too Much Birthday Twin Peaks, Season 3 (Choose Your Own Adventure) That's a small sample size, but the length of most of these episodes is almost similar to that of the full album.

Classic music that brings me back to being a teenager

5/5 Perfection

You’d be giving me a hard time if you were to ask me what’s my vote for best book or best film ever. The torment would come from not being able to compare apples with oranges: there are lots of very good books, but can you really put one book on top of another, significantly different yet undeniably good, book? I can’t. But I can definitely give you my answer for “what is the best album ever”. Not because the same conundrum does not apply when it comes to music, but rather because there is one album that is so exceptionally good that all other albums pale in comparison. An album for which 5 stars fail to suffice. And, for me, that album is Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon. Musically speaking, Dark Side holds some other personal records. I cite The Great Gig in the Sky as “probably the most beautiful song ever” (a bit ironic, given its theme of dying). I consider Money to be one of the ultimate manifestations of musical creativity, starting with the trademark cash till sound, then the distinct 7/4 rhythm, which transitions to the more common 4/4, only to go back to 7/4. And I won't mention the lyrics, which are still too relevant to this day (with dodgy countries and oligarchs sport-washing their vile reputation by buying football teams, or billionaires destroying the climate with their private jets, to cite just a couple of examples). Indeed, side B probably qualifies as my favourite medley of songs ever, rivaled only by Abbey Road's side B. As an audiophile, Dark Side always stood out for me as an album that I both enjoy as sheer entertainment as well as an audio experience. Few rock or pop albums can match it in the sound department: just consider the way it provides a "surround" experience even through a conventional stereo system (let alone the real thing). There's a reason I still go back to Dark Side first whenever I try to assess a stereo, hi fi system, or headphones: They don't mix them like that anymore! Whichever way I look at it, Dark Side is the complete album. It takes me from birth through death and back. It's the album I had listened to the most ever, nothing else even comes close. It's my favourite album, it's my best album. Guess we can shut up shop over here now. Nothing else will come close.

Contrary to popular opinion, there are Pink Floyd albums that don't rate five-star reviews. This is not one of them, though. This is clearly the work of a group of exceptionally talented musicians who know exactly what they want to create and how to get there. It's fantastic from start to end. Weird as hell but unassailably brilliant at the same time. This one gets to live on repeat all day.

Not much to be said about this that hasn't already been said. It's an all-time classic. I remember well being a teenager and listening to it on vinyl with my headphones on. Mesmerizing. Still holds up even after all this time. 5 stars.

Onhan tää maaginen! Meikän lemppari PF Animalsin ohella. Skidinä the Wall oli lähellä sydäntä tarinallisuutensa kanssa, mutta nää kaksi ajaa ohi nykyään tiiviimmän pakettinsa ansiosta. Hieno klassikko. Tätä on tullu kuunneltuu varmaan jo neljällä vuosikymmenellä 5/5

PF on harvoja lukioiän progefanituksen bändejä, joita enää jaksaa kuunnella. Ehkä, koska ei liian proge. Tämä ei välttämättä ole heidän paras levy, mutta mielettömän rikas ja monumentaalinen setti silti. Nykyään varmaan lähempänä 4/5, mutta 100 kertaa aikojen saatossa kuunneltuna lienee pakko antaa 5.

Ei lisättävää

What is there to say, really? This is one of the best albums ever produced. It's Pink Floyd's opus magnum, and really one big piece of music (two, if you account for the fact that the listener had to turn over the LP after The Great Gig In The Sky) that deserves to be listened to as such. Do not, DO NOT! skip around the album trying to find the obvious singles. If you don't know it, know that you ow it to yourself to listen to this album in its entirety, front to back, in one uninterrupted sitting. This album is an absolute iconic masterpiece. Really, what else is there to say? 5/5

Rock progresivo

Not my favorite album (or even my favorite Pink Floyd album), but I can't rate it anything less than five. It's just one of those albums that's perfectly executed. There isn't a single moment out of place on here.

It’s been 20 years since I last listened to DSOTM so when it popped up as the album of the day there was a sharp intake of exciting breath. I immediately wanted to give it 5/5 but held back thinking I really need to revisit it and understand what it was that made me want to give it 5/5. Right from the first track I was enveloped by the music, it’s has so many levels but can also just be listened to as something you bop your head along to. There isn’t a filler song on this album, every single song could stand on its own and they all lead into each other so well. So 20 years later looking at this album through rose coloured spectacles i realise that it isn’t as good as it was when I was listening to it in my 30’s, it’s better, and that's because I understand life and what this album it talking about so much better. 5/5, nah 10/5 yes

Excelente, já curti muito

Masterpiece

Unbelievably overrated.

Classic

4.8 - an absolute masterpiece that has stood the test of time. So many great songs that could be listened to on their own, but the sum of their parts is so much better when played together. One of my favorite albums of all time.

Культовый альбом.

A classic, one of the best albums of all time.

What can I say that hasn't already been said a million times before, there's a multitude of reasons why this album is considered legendary. Not a bad song on there in my opinion, David Gilmour's guitar playing is out of this world.

Made me realize that Radiohead is the modern Pink Floyd. Really accessible experimental music.

Funny one this. Came to Floyd for the Syd Barrett stuff, via Robyn Hitchcock, I have no real love for later iterations and that's always been my position, despite mates and the entirety of society insisting it's one of the best records ever made. Certainly one of the best covers. So let's see. There's some obvious classics here, Breathe, I wish was as long as Money (see below), 2 minutes is a waste of that lush sound. Great Gig, is obviously stratospheric. Aside from that, On the Run is some fun noodly noises, fine, Time is nice in a cross between the previous two tracks kind of way, so far we are all good for playing on a hot day. Money, I just do not care for that much. I enjoy the odd time signature, that's good, but other than that it's just a blues rock song, which is fine, I just don't feel it. Us and Them is the centrepiece I warm to, that's great. I like that the rest of the album bleeds into eachother and Eclipse is a good finish. So ok, it gets a 4 - mainly because of the classics. will I listen to it often, no.

There's a reason why it's a classic.

I can see why this was famously turned into a laser light show. This album is like a play with a beginning middle end rising action climax and ends on a more calming peaceful note

Much much better than The Wall - a decent run time, some good songs and not actually that proggy.

An all time classic, and one of my favorites ever.

“I can’t think of anything else to say except…” Sometimes I revisit a “classic” album dismissed by my younger self and manage to overcome any prejudice I might have held towards its genuine merits. However, few albums provoked stronger feelings of antipathy during my teenage years than this one - nothing about Pink Floyd’s grandiose posturing appealed to me at a point when I was hearing punk for the first time. Listening to it for the first time, my opinion has only slightly changed. The meandering pace of this album is only somewhat offset by the pioneering sonic innovations put forward by DSOTM. At it’s best, the band’s revolutionary tendencies are captivating. At it’s worst, the production sounds downright cheesy, and the lyrical sentiments border on ham fisted (see the on-the-nose till drawer samples on the intro to Money). I can definitely understand the album’s status among the pantheon of ‘classics’. In many ways this is the classic album par excellence. But the more I hear these canonised works the more I understand that an album’s status as a classic threatens to undermine its uniqueness. There’s nothing here as game-changing as what was being offered by Kraut-rock innovators like Can or Faust. DSOTM is seemingly a classic album precisely because of that fact. It’s self-fulfilling.

Five stars because I already own this and listen to it. What can you even say about an album like this?

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4 stars

Robots and space and society sucks, but they have cool guitars and a sax Blends well together and finishes strong

Super je album i kužim ali meni jednostavno nikad nije bio za peticu. Ima dost dijelova di mi se oduži i postane malo dosadno.

Znači 2 klasika u 3 albuma u zadnja 3 dana. Klasik, definitivno, mada govore da je ovo najbolji album ikad, okej, pošteno, neb se ja ljutio. Međutim, ako već govorimo o Pink Floydu, definitivno imaju puno bolje (IMO) albume kojima se češće vraćam, ali to nije sad bitno. Bitno je da kažem da je ovo jeben album, odlično, dakle nešto kao Abbey Road, nije mi skroz čista petica, ali je 4.5 sigurno. Animals i Wish You Were Here su čista petica bez premca, bez pogovora.

Prvi album koji sam ja ikad osobno sobstveno ušao u trgovinu i kupio na CD-u, zbog tog fuck it, petarda. Also Money je top 2 pjesme Pink Floyda, a nije druga hehe.

You either love it or hate it. I love it and always have.

Good album tho not my exact type of genre

To describe this album, it's a trip, especially when you actually get to the transitions. Every track has something strong about it; from the jazz elements in "Us and Them", to the operatic vocals in "Great Gig", there is always something to be satisfied with here. It sure is a great thing that I started off here, as I for sure needed to revisit this one again.

masterpiece

It’s hard to hit the mark when your aim is a complete concept album. Many have tried and failed. Pink Floyd are the standard bearers. Inadvertently, the album comes with not just itself but the phenomenon’s cultural grime. It actually muddies the water here. There’s a layer of Wizard of Oz and stoner space-out to push past to be able to listen with any real clarity. It’s worth that dive to hear it without the weight of “oh man, dude, you like really gotta..”

Iconic, and deserving of every praise heaped upon it. What can I even say to add to the conversation? This is one of the greatest albums of all time, and it isn't even my favorite from Pink Floyd.

Tight narrative with some iconic songs throughout, and of course, The Dark Side of Oz.

i used to hate pink floyd, then in my stoner phase we did dark side of the rainbow (the wizard of oz thing) far too many times and that essentially got me to love this album. this album and wish you were here are islands in a sea of pink floyd sewage.

The Dark Side of the Moon is a mind-blowing record with a textural and conceptual richness that not only invites, but demands involvement. It is emblazoned with a certain grandeur that exceeds mere musical melodramatics and makes me want to drain my balls of all the cum.

It's much better than the other one. I was sat in the sun reading, so my good mood may have affected this.

I expected this to be weirder!

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Overrated

Hard to give a non bias review when it brings back so many memories. But truly, this is an amazing album

The production, the songwriting, the lyrics, the vibe. Perfect. No notes!

pink floyd albums are standing out so much because it feels like every moment in the song i supposed to be there, there is no unnecessary silence, not over the top instrumental. It all justs fits there

Beautiful. Strange. Haunting. A masterpiece. One of those albums that just might change your life. To me, this felt like an amazing dry run for Pink Floyd's next album, 'Wish You Were Here,' which I think is slightly better/tighter. But 'The Dark Side Of The Moon' stands on its own as one of the greatest albums ever made. God, if only other artists could experiment and toy around with sound like Pink Floyd did. One of the best albums you'll ever listen to if you give it a proper chance. What else can I say that hasn't already been said a million times? An album I'll go back to time after time.

The ambient is quite unique

Not my favourite Pink Floyd album. Breathe was the standout track for me

Pretty much perfect. I listen to it most months and it never gets boring.

Amazing album. Very meaningful lyrics about death and time and capitalist modernity turning us all into narcissists. Second half really stands out especially Any Colour You Like.

heard this album

Sometimes, when I'm listening to entire albums, I might take a break in between songs if I'm busy or need a drink or whatever other reason. This is a record where I felt like I literally could not do that. Not by law or anything like that, but just that it didn't feel right to interrupt this musical thought process. Previously, I had only heard Time and Money, so I was a little surprised by the nature of this record - more progressive rock, more experimental, more psychedelic than I expected. But everything was sonically pleasing (at least to my ears) and that production was super crisp and clear. Also, it was not entirely predictable - and I don't mean that as an insult to songs that are predictable, as that can be comforting in itself, but there is something oddly pleasant about not being able to always predict the next line in the melody. Almost like a hand stroking your back or a first sip of a good wine. Some cool choices made here and there which kept my interest. No song overstayed its welcome and it all had a nice flow. No doubt a 5/5 for me.

What else can be said about this one? It's the epitome of commercial Floyd, and yet it's first and foremost a timeless gem. Countless hi-fi systems are said to have been tested with this record during the seventies. But this album is not only great because of its sound. It's great because of the overall artistic intent, its *songs*, its pop instincts, its topical lyrics about madness, time and capitalism, not to mention its incredible (and trippy) sense of balance between experimentation and melancholic melodies. One for the ages. Number of albums left to review or just listen to: 908 Number of albums from the list I find relevant enough to be mandatory listens: 51 Albums from the list I *might* include in mine later on: 26 Albums from the list I will certainly *not* include in mine (many others are more important): 20

I'm so bored.

Don't get it

I've tried this one before a few times and it has never clicked with me. It's obviously objectively a great record but it does nothing for me at all.

I remember buying this back in the day. I really liked it and played it regularly. Then I heard New Rose by The Damned, so Pink Floyd became the enemy. I'm more kind to them now. It's a classic.

For a universally acclaimed work of musical genius this sure is boring. I had to make the effort to put aside 45mins to listen on headphones to see any appeal. Once I really focused in, I started to enjoy the soundscapes - particularly the bass and saxophone and I’m sure the production was pioneering for the time. Another album that can’t quite live up to it’s iconic reputation for me though.

Denne hører til på lista. De kunne kuttet lista til topp 10 og den hadde fortsatt vært med. Eksperimentelt, men fortsatt fengende. Aldri støyete eller rotete. Rett og slett et album av klasse.

Jeg må høre mer på dette. Gir det 3 til nå. Har aldri kommet meg på Pink Floyd toget.

I love an album that flows so nicely from start to finish. There's just something magestic about this album, what a beauty.

I've played it so often.I think I could name this album from any 2 random seconds play, It is a masterpiece and possibly the greatest ever in the rock canon - certainly top 5 in any informed list.

I love Pink Floyd and yet I somehow never listened to this entire album. An experience isn't it.

not as good as meddle end of review

What a masterpiece. I have mostly heard The Wall growing up and have otherwise not really gotten into Pink Floyd. That one is one of the most bloated, indulgent albums of all time and is fantastic for it. Dark Side of the Moon while still pretty out there is pretty much stripped down compared to Wall. This is really 4-5 songs with interludes in between. Doesn’t overstay it’s welcome, gets to the point and leaves stronger because of it. Time the ultimate mid-life crisis song hahaha

why won't you pay that cool vocal woman

One of the greatest albums ever made. From beginning to end this album is a sweeping symphonic journey exploring life, death, and madness. Pink Floyd were always keen to experiment, and this album sees them going beyond to use the studio itself as an instrument in a way that no one had before. Pink Floyd is known for their long songs that blend into each other and this is no exception. Songs are allowed to build naturally and it is clear that this album was not made for radio success, though it is still in heavy rotation on classic rock stations

i would give it 100/5 if i could

Just perfect.

3.5

Magical album. Have listened to this on numerous occasions and never get tired of it.

Atmospheric- I’d listen again!!

This is a perfect album. Even the long musical jams are unique and interesting. Listening to this again makes me wonder why I don't listen to it more.

Thought I didn't like it based on a previous listen. But it turns out it is pretty much as good as everyone says.

fremragende men der findes bedre

legendarisk psykedelisk space-rock, kæmpe lydunivers, nostalgisk, blues-vibes, velkomponeret

Really good bathtub listening. I’ve heard this one describes as like an album constructed for audiophiles/people who care a lot about precise mixing, which feels true.

For me personally, this is the best album.

I've listened to this album a zillion times so it's rather hard to rate it as if I've heard it for the first time. It's great, can't say much else.

True classic. One of the best albums ever recorded. Progressive rock at it's peak.

This album is a masterpiece

Iconic and all that. Great vocals although at times it sounds like parody… or maybe I heard the parodies first? Dunno. Pink Floyd is one of my moms favorite bands, but this was not her favorite record when I was growing up, this was not on pay as often as Wall or the one with the pig. 4 stars will make it.

GOAT

Aimless, meandering, and interminable with an incessant cacophony of nonsense. There are some decent songs buried in there, but you have to slog through so much shit to get to them. Time is decent enough once it finally starts in earnest. And Money is the obvious best song because it's the one most structured like, you know, a song. But even that becomes tiresome by the end. This is an album that I will never understand.

This album is obviously pretty good, but it was never my favourite Pink Floyd album. It's a 4.5, but I'm rounding down so that I can distinguish between this and the PF albums I like better (which will be 5), in case they're also on this site.

Pink Floyd are a dilemma for me, kind of like the Beatles. One of those bands you should like given my general taste in music. Don’t get me wrong, I do like them…but I think I’m a “greatest hits” type fan. They have some really good songs, and some of them are even on this album but I find a lot of the weird (quite possibly on drugs when recorded) music doesn’t do it for me. I remember when I bought the album (“because everyone should own DSOTM”) and listened to it for the first time. My general thought was there are a few good songs but the rest I either needed to be high or watching the wizard of oz (or both) to get through. Nothing has changed. This is the “Bladerunner of Albums”. So so but still good enough for a 3.5 rounded down.

I do enjoy an album where the short intro song leads into the first full track. This one goes above and beyond with that. The beginning of Time is meh but the guitar solo is👌🏼. I feel like I enjoyed parts/elements of the songs, but rarely the entire thing.

Easy 5, hurray!

Great album, though it's not my favourite Pink Floyd album. The first half has a few weak bits, and I've never really enjoyed Time and Money, which seem to be very popular for some reason. That being said, the second half is amazing, and Brain Damage/Eclipse are two of my favourite PF songs. And the depth and layers of sound in Pink Floyd songs is amazing - this made me remember how amazing the Roger Waters concert was. Great stuff!

Well it's got to be a 5 doesn't it? But I wonder in some small way what score I would have given this had I heard if for the first time. It may still have been a 5 or more likely a 4, but I will never know.

Liked it a lot! But crazy, but cool

not my favorite Floyd

una mierda.

It’s an undisputed classic and the best of Pink Floyds work for me. For a prog rock concept album, it still manages to balance out with some great songs. Brain Damage and Eclipse is a great ending, Us and Them, Time and Money are iconic and even the instrumentals carry weight.

a woork of art. And a pleasure to listen to right through after probably 20 years. 5

Duh

5 stars

I absolutely love this album. One of the first albums that really caught my attention as a teenager. It is such a fantastic listen.

Fín plata, margt mjög flott. Gott hjá ykkur, Pink Floyd. (En Money er leiðinlegt).

This isn’t called a seminal record for nothing! Amazing!

A truly thrilling experience. Sounds like something all out of whack with time and space. Absorbing.

I only listened to half of this but mostly because I Have listened to it so many times. It's pretty perfect... But I don't love it as much as The Wall.

Another classic album I had never listened to. Sorta like meeting someone famous, you just hope they’re not an asshole. Well, this album is not an asshole. It’s just some classic rock n roll. I can see how this album could be a 5/5 for some folks but it just didn’t grab me that way. I was impressed with the mixing, tenderness and unexpected variety on the album.

One of the best

A classic, and rightfully so

I listened to this one a lot in high school. Seems like there's a lot of urban legend around it, like the whole Wizard of Oz thing. It has never quite lived up to he hype for me, but I do enjoy it. My favorites are the instrumentals "Great Gig" and "Any Colour."

The crown jewel of Pink Floyd's discography and perhaps the greatest headphone album ever made. Incredible how far studio wizardry had come in such a relatively short time. I can listen to this over and over again. I find it every bit as thrilling as the first time I heard it. The fact that something as experimental and adventurous as this, is also one of the best selling albums of all time, will never cease to amaze me.

Difficult to rate this one, I can't say I'm the biggest Pink Floyd fan. I think they're good but not a band I want to ever sit down and listen to. Very much the same with Dark Side of the Moon. It's such a cultural touchpoint and lauded so highly it's almost become boring to me. I'm guessing if I heard it on my own before I heard all the hype that wouldn't cloud my judgement. Culturally/musically it's a 5 but personally it's a 4.

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