Carson High School’s Blue Thunder marching band wants to take listeners to the Dark Side of the Moon this season. This season ...

Because, as you listen to it in 2023, 50 years after its release, “Dark Side of the Moon” somehow still manages to leave you feeling like something inside you has changed irreversibly.

The "Dark Side of the Moon" show will play for the last show of the day at the Grainger Sky Theater at the Adler through March 31, 2024. On Wednesdays there will be two shows.

The box set is priced at $299, and the vinyl and CD versions of The Dark Side Of The Moon - Live At Wembley Empire Pool, London, 1974 are set at $35.98 and $12.98, respectively.

But where Dark Side of the Moon really finds its strength is in the underlying story of the moon’s native life forms, the Cepheids. They seem to live harmoniously with the miners, but as you dig ...

Dark Side of the Moon might be a landmark achievement on its own, but is there any merit to the Wizard of Oz conspiracy theory?

There’s something different about the dark side of the Moon, and it’s not just that we can’t see it from the Earth. Ever since the first space missions gave us our first glimpses of the side ...

The Dark Side of the Moon ’s unique style quickly became incorporated into both mainstream and alternative rock while the ’70s music scene found its sound. Fifty years since the album’s release, Pink ...

The term dark side really took off in 1973 with the Pink Floyd’s mesmerizing album “The Dark Side of the Moon.” There are plenty of detailed photographs taken by orbiting spacecraft.

Because the Earth and the moon were tidally locked from the beginning, the still hot Earth — more than 2500 degrees Celsius — radiated towards the near side of the moon.

Some believe that there really isn't a dark side of the moon at all. Some refer to it as the far side. Whatever you prefer to call it, it's the one that isn't lit directly by the sun.

But the truth is: You don't need a spacecraft to glimpse the far side of the moon. While you can only see a maximum of 50 percent of the lunar disk at any given time, bonus smidges of its surface ...