McCartney Times

As the 1970s were dawning, Pink Floyd slowly started picking up the pieces of their band. After Syd Barrett fell prey to his internal delusions, Roger Waters and David Gilmour began steering the band towards a more progressive territory, far from the space rock that happened on albums like Piper at The Gates of Dawn. Although glam rock and hard rock were having their time in the spotlight, The Dark Side of the Moon marked a turning point for music as a whole.Looking to create something about the nature of existence, each sequence of the album features different pieces of what makes the members of Floyd human, from the ringing registers of ‘Money’ to talking about life slowly passing them by on ‘Time’. Then again, the band were looking to use more than just instruments and lyrics to tell the story of the album.

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