Pink Floyd 🌘 Dark Side Of The Moon
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50 years post release and receiving in excess of 18 million monthly plays on Spotify alone.
A powerful testament for this timeless album that journeyed from cult classic to mainstream musical rite of passage, continuing to awaken souls beyond 3 generations.
If philosophy was an album - this is it.
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Whoaaaa, that's a hell load of streams for something that's from 50 years ago!
I'm laughing because this is awesome, but I also have in my drafts on my computer (or maybe it's in my head...ill check later) of this album, as it's one of my very favourites. My critique takes a different direction though! This was great, Kayleigh and you have awesome taste!