The ongoing discussion theorizing a synchrony between Pink Floyd's iconic 1973 album "The Dark Side of the Moon" and the classic 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz" has been raging for decades ...

Pink Floyd's album rock classic "The Dark Side of the Moon" is about to turn 50 ... pyramid and the number 50 with the zero filled with rainbow colors. That didn't set well with some followers ...

50 years ago today, Pink Floyd walked out of Abbey Road studios, satisfied of their 8 months worth of work. The Dark Side of the Moon was now ... presents as a rainbow. But somehow, conservative ...

The problem with this line of thinking, as it is pointed out by Loud Wire, is the cover of “The Dark Side of the Moon,” which debuted in 1973, also has a rainbow on it. Pink Floyd adds a ...

"Lose the rainbow," one person said ... maybe looking at the album cover for Dark Side of the Moon will add some much needed clarity..." Pink Floyd updated their profile picture to celebrate ...

One of the concerts from London's Rainbow Theatre that February ... for his work on The Dark Side of the Moon. (Pink Floyd would not get its first Grammy nominations until 1981.) ...

Pink Floyd performed "Dark Side of the Moon: A Piece for Assorted Lunatics ... which depicts a ray of light as it enters a prism, producing a rainbow spectrum that continues onto the album's ...

The Dark Side of the Moon': Pink Floyd's classic turns 50 and is still unsettling to some It could grant him more control over the work, just as Taylor Swift earned by re-recording her early albums.

Pink Floyd already have released a high-quality concert recording of their 1974 tour, which also includes “Dark Side” in full (and, unfortunately, some very off-key singing) and are presumably ...

But there’s no denying the popularity and tenacity of “The Dark Side of the Moon,” the indelible album that Pink Floyd released 50 years ago, on March 1, 1973. Looming like an inscrutable mo ...

The Dark Side of the Moon made the band an international sensation, but the relatively anonymous Pink Floyd song “Childhood’s End” from Obscured By Clouds paved the way for the future.

The debate over a theory that posits a synchrony between British rock band Pink Floyd's iconic 1973 album "The Dark Side of the Moon" and the classic 1939 fantasy film "The Wizard of Oz" has been ...