Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon (1973)

Wow! What an amazing turnout for this session!

One of the best selling records of all time and a concept album tackling the themes of life, death, money, war and madness.

Love it or hate it, ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’ is undeniably Pink Floyd’s masterpiece, and arguably set the template for the rest of the their career, for better or worse.

Kicking off the rejuvenated album club, we presented an original 1973 pressing of TDSOTM. Thanks for those who came along, we also had a great chat afterwards, some interesting stories were told and a great choice of 7s brought along:

Barry’s Magnificent 7s

1/ Jilted John – Jilted John EMI International INT567 1978. Chosen by Marvin

2/ Judge Dread – Je T’aime (Moi Non Plus) Cactus CT65 1975. Chosen by Liz

3/ The Dummies – Didn’t You Use To Use To Be You? Cheapskate Records CHEAP3 1980. Chosen by Louise

4/ Beat Happening – Nancy Sin K IPU15 July 1990. Chosen by Jason

5/ Pink Floyd – Arnold Layne Columbia DB 8156 A-side 11th March 1967. Chosen by Lesley

6/ Pink Floyd – Candy and a Currant Bun Columbia DB 8156 B-side 11th March 1967. Chosen by Lesley

7/ Pink Floyd – One of These Days Harvest 3C 006-05013 (Italian) 1972. Chosen by Lesley

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