The Dark Side Of The Moon
by Pink Floyd

Much has already been written about this album, how it saw, probably for the first time, a Rock group explore mental health and societal issues with such a serious and mature delivery.

The inclusion of voice-overs by people close to the band, the sound effects, the powerful vocal performance of Clare Torry on "The Great Gig in the Sky" and just the general musicianship of the band make this a record that stands the test of time to this day.

From nextorgd 08/07/2025 21:12 | #310467

The Dark Side of the Moon is an experience, a transcendental journey through the deepest recesses of the human mind. It's a monumental work that feels like a single, continuous piece of music, where each song flows effortlessly into the next. It's an album you don't just hear, you feel.

From the heartbeat that opens the album to the iconic sound effects and impeccable production, Pink Floyd created a perfect sonic universe to explore universal themes such as greed, the passage of time, madness, and mortality. The legendary vocal improvisation of "The Great Gig in the Sky" and the hypnotic rhythm of "Money" are just two examples of a work that, even decades later, remains a benchmark of genius. It's a timeless classic, a rite of passage for any music lover.

From Igtonumama 07/16/2025 07:41 | #310156

Very good album

From nextorgd 05/17/2025 06:31 | #309031

For me its a 10/10 since ever, literally have been listening to this album since I was a baby and I always hear this masterpeace as an incredible concept album that tracends time and space. Pink Floyd at its prime! Excelent!

For me (but not for YOU of course, you don´t have to tell me) this album, and ProgRock in general, is proof that ProgRock is played and listened to by people who actually don´t like music, but are just wallowing in the illusion of having exquisite taste, and who would better be off doing other, even more boring things.

From snny 05/10/2025 23:56 | #308940

lacks valor

Best psychedelic album of all time that matches its success. This is a great surround sound listening album with the non-musical elements that stand out. Love the vocalization in the song Brain Damage and the Us and them is one of my favorite songs on this album. You can hear the experimentation that went on creating it and great cover concept.

From MCOTho 10/11/2024 01:14 | #305601

Overrated, but really good

The very best album of all time in music for me, everything is nice and neat in this album, the melody, the spatial sound, the lyrics it goes well in the album m listenable from beginning to end, wouldn't get tired of listening what a fantastic album.

Once you have all, most, managed to find how/where to put this legendary band yourr best artists of all list; then comes the highly enjoyable, but ultimately impossible, task of deciding the quality order of their long, varied and majestic list of great albums.