Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon Live 1972 / 73 -

By 1973, the album was finished, and the live shows became massive spectacles that mirrored the now-famous studio recordings.

During 1972, the suite was often billed as Eclipse (A Piece for Assorted Lunatics) . The performances during this year featured significant differences from the later studio versions: Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of The Moon Live 1972 / 73

To recreate the album's lush sound, the band added saxophonist Dick Parry and female backing singers. By 1973, the album was finished, and the

Pink Floyd's (1972–1973) was a landmark series of 128 performances that fundamentally reshaped the band's career and stagecraft. Unusually for the time, the band "workshopped" the entire album in front of live audiences for a full year before its official release in March 1973, allowing the material to evolve and tighten through public performance. The 1972 "Workshop" Leg Pink Floyd's (1972–1973) was a landmark series of