Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
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Free Music Review: Dark Side Gold
Hit: 5 Stars
This is an excellent album from an excellent group. Pink Floyd's best album can only get better.Free Music Review: The best cd I've ever bought.
Hit: 5 Stars
This cd flows flawlessly and almost orchestral. Defininately a must for your music collection.Free Music Review: don't listen to inbred,redneck morons from new mexico
Hit: 5 Stars
this is the greatest album/version out there & only an idiotwould say otherwise.
Free Music Review: Buy This Over The Japanese Version With OBI Strip
Hit: 3 Stars
I recently purchased the Japanese version with the obi strip $200.00. Please save your money and buy this Mo-Fi version. I have both now. The Japanese (so called collectors issue) is slightly and I mean slightly better. The only way to tell the difference is if you have a high end system as I do. So again please save your $$$$$$$$ and buy the Mo-Fi cd which I rate as a 3 and the Japanese version as a 3.1 for sound quality.Free Music Review: Great Album but Poor Sound Quality
Hit: 2 Stars
Thank goodness this was a gift from a friend although after listening to the disc, I'm beginning to wonder if I know the reason why he gave it to me so freely!
DSOTM is a unique sonic experience and should be something you listen to uninterrupted with the best system that you have and preferably with your eyes closed and reclining in a somewhat horizontal plane. As a guitarist myself, I'm a big fan of David Gilmour and some of his best solos are on this album as well.
Too bad the sound quality is so poor. I've already missed the boat on the first issue of the Japanese mini-lp sleeve remastered version so I guess I'll have to hope for either a re-issue or if the powers that be would stop being stubborn about it and let Alan Parsons (the original sound engineer on the album) to be in charge of a new project to remaster and bring this album back to the majesty that it must have sounded like in the studio or die trying! : )
As for me, I'll just wait, wish and hope for either scenario to eventuate while trying to sell this dud gold cd version that I'm stuck with for now.