Happy Bithday -DarkSide of the Moon

[Mike]

This legendary album was released 33 years ago today!

[Ken]

And just as awesome today as it was then, in my opinion.

Ken.

[Malakin]

Wow.. I'm barely older than one of the greatest albums in rock and roll history.

[edna]

I remember when I bought it, I was in South America by then... I thought the name of the album was "Eclipse"...

[Batman]

One of the few "timeless" rock albums that truly is timeless. It's so different from anything, you can't even tell when it was made. The same goes for "Rubycon" by Tangerine Dream. Was it made in the 70's or was it made today? Or was it made in the future? Woah, man!

[Aisha]

I've been listening to this since I was a child (not that I am actualy an adult yet). I had to play it when I saw this post.

[edna]

Aisha!!! Where do you hide??? Hello, girl!!!

[Aisha]

My life has been absolutely crazy. I've moved in with a great guy and have been pretty busy trying to finish up school.

[TheTallOne]

Love Pink Floyd, my 2nd favorite Floyd album. Just so great and strange at the same time, first time I heard it I was like "Whoa."

[Kevin]

While I agree that this is a great album in all respects , I can't help but remember a year of university in the early '80s when I had a roommate who had just bought a new CD player and owned a grand total of 3 CDs : this one , Robert Plant's ' Principle of Moments ' and a Robert Cray CD . He played them constantly when at home , and to this day , I cannot play any of them myself having become so sick of them at that time . I have to rely on radio to satisfy me as they pop up occasionally . Then it is great again .

[Steel2Velvet]

This legendary album was released 33 years ago today!

Some info and tracks from NPR - Nat'l Public Radio

Included is a neat little deal about linking to The Wizard Of Oz soundtrack.