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By: Jill Kern

Jill Kern — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 20:59:21 +0000

I discovered Dark Side of the Moon many years ago when I was going through a terrible depression and thought I might be “losing it”. Every time I think of my gratitude to this band for helping me bear that unbearable part of my life, it brings me near tears. It takes blood, sweat and tears to write meaningful music, but the people it saves in one way or another are, I imagine, innumerable.

By: Terri Ann Laws

Terri Ann Laws — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 15:14:49 +0000

Best music and best musicians of all time. Words,lyrics, arrangement and backing absolutely feed the soul.
Thanks all of you :-) x

By: RussH

RussH — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 19:48:50 +0000

Seen PF & RW live four times over the decades. Never ceased to amaze. Nice to see a new generation tuning in.

Dark Side Of The Moon Concert Earls Court Exhibition Centre London Saturday 19th May 1973

In the Flesh concert Wembley Arena London Saturday March 19, 1977

The Wall concert Earls Court London Saturday 13th June 1981

The Wall concert O2 Arena Greenwich London Wednesday 18 May 2011

By: Kayla

Kayla — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 18:10:01 +0000

So I have recently been reading Helter Skelter and have been noticing things. (I’m 16 and I plan on being a forensic psychologist so don’t judge how much of a loser I’m being right now.) Anyways, there are three murders. Hinman, Tate, and LaBianca. So they all have some sort of word associated with each crime. ‘POLITICAL PIGGIES’, ‘PIGS’, and ‘WAR’ ‘DEATH TO PIGS’ ‘RISE’ and ‘HEALTER SKELTER’, respectively. I know a lot of people think the murders are related to and or inspired by the song Piggies by The Beatles. But, think of this. Pink Floyd’s album Animals (1977) was after the murders. Now everyone thinks the song Pigs (Three Different Ones) is about George Orwell’s Animal Farm and all the corrupt political happenings. Which, obviously I can see. It does seem like the song is written about that. But, what if there is a second or double meaning to the song. The song is entitled Pigs. There is clearly a reference to pigs in Helter Skelter. Also, in parentheses the words Three Different Ones is written. There are three references to pigs in Helter Skelter. The Hinman murder mentions Political Piggies, the Tate murders mentions Pigs, and the LaBianca murder mentions Death To Pigs. There are three references to pigs in Helter Skelter. Now, granted I am only on page seventy-one of the book, I am guessing that the pigs are a symbol of political issues as well. I’m not completely sure but that is what I guess the reference of pigs symbolizes. That’s why I think the Pink Floyd song Pigs (Three Different Ones) was written about Helter Skelter, or was written in part as a reflection to Helter Skelter.

Mind you I could be completely wrong and sound like the biggest idiot to ever grace this earth, but this is just my guess. I just wanted to see if anyone else found this correlation or had any thought on the matter.

By: Lukas

Lukas — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 03:33:36 +0000

extremely resourscful!

By: janet mabie said

janet mabie said — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 23:20:20 +0000

the best concert i have eveer seen in my like mile high staduim 1996

By: Oscar Guerra

Oscar Guerra — Sun, 08 May 2011 00:57:05 +0000

Estoy aqui recordando mi viaje de México a San Antinio, TX. En 1994 , Para asistir al mas grande espect?culo al que he asistido en mi vida…su concierto THE DIVISION BELL.

Saludos desde Matehuala, San Luis Potosi, México.

“Pink Floyd” el mejor y mas grande grupo de Rock del Mundo.

By: lynn Vogt

lynn Vogt — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 00:11:53 +0000

I’m here because I’m trying to keep my son’s memory alive through his great love for Pink Floyd. Jay Bell (my son) passed away at 35 years old on April 3, 2011. Along with friends and his dad and uncle he traveled from La Ronge, Saskatchewan to attend the Roger Waters concert in Quebec late last year. He was so grateful for that experience. His face beamed each time he had the chance to talk about it. His admiration and enjoyment of all music by Pink Floyd was with him to the very last of his time alive. His celebration of life included Pink Floyd soundtracks, a truly close friend composed a tribute to him using Pink Floyd lyrics and he was laid to rest with his Pink Floyd underwear. Don’t know if this is possible but a final message to Jay Bell from Pink Floyd would be so beautiful. I know he’d be one happy crazy diamond shining up there. His facebook page is Jay Bell Birthdate January 21, 1976.