Pink Floyd fans made noise Thursday after the 60s band said that it would release a 50th-anniversary edition of their album "Dark Side of the Moon" which was initially released in 1973.

Model Jackie St. Clair (third from left) displays perhaps Pink Floyd’s most famous album cover, that of the 1973 LP The Dark Side of the Moon, with its black background, prism, rainbow, and all.

The seminal album cover, a simple but bold image of a banana, was designed by pop artist Andy Warhol, who is known as one of contemporary art's most important figures.

W e're often told not to "judge a book by its cover," but, when it comes to rock albums, we all have our favorites. It's impossible not to mention Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon, Led ...

Pink Floyd didn’t want a surrealist photo for The Dark of the Moon album cover. Yet a surrealist photo worked out quite well for 1970’s Atom Heart Mother .

Some Pink Floyd fans are up in arms about the rainbow colors that have accompanied the band's classic Dark Side of the Moon album artwork for nearly five decades.. The legendary music group ...

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Listing every Pink Floyd album in order from their 1967 debut to a 2014 record that contained the final ... that second quartet gave the world some of the best albums (and greatest album covers) ...

Among the 415 album covers Hipgnosis made between 1968 and 1983 was Pink Floyd’s “Animals” (1977), for which a 40-foot inflatable pig was photographed floating between the chimneys of London ...

Now, after conservatives raged out about the album’s cover art, ... One of the most asked questions is how long has Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side Of The Moon been on the Billboard 200 chart.

The Pink Floyd “The Dark Side of the Moon” album cover from 1973. Stong’s own life, he noted, has been rough at times. We sat in silence at that, waiting for the album to start, until I ...

Among the 415 album covers Hipgnosis made between 1968 and 1983 was Pink Floyd’s “Animals” (1977), for which a 40-foot inflatable pig was photographed floating between the chimneys of London ...