Speak to me
Subtitle: the legacy of Pink Floyd's The dark side of the moon
By: Russell Reising, editor.
Contributors: Reising, Russell.
Series: Ashgate popular and folk music series
Publisher: Ashgate
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Aldershot, Hants, England; Burlington, VT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 251
Subjects: Pink Floyd (Musical group); Rock music -- History and criticism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p.   ) and index.
Table of contents: title: Breathe : introduction. Life on the dark side of the moon / Russell Reising; title: Any colour you like : general discussions. On the waxing and waning : a brief history of Dark side of the moon / Russell Reising. Matter of fact it's all dark : audiovisual stadium rock aesthetics in Pink Floyd's The dark side of the moon tour 1973 / Kimi Kärki. Dark side of the men : Pink Floyd, classic rock, and white masculinities / Matthew Bannister. We're not in Kansas any more : music, myth, and narrative structure in Dark side of the moon / Lee Barron and Ian Inglis; title: Everything under the sun is in tune : musical and structural discussions. Worked out within the grooves : the sound and structure of Dark side of the moon / Kevin Holm-Hudson. On the path : tracing tonal coherence in Dark side of the moon / Shaugn O'Donnell. The keys to quiet desperation : modulating between misery and madness / Ger Tillekens; title: There's no dark side of the moon : theoretical discussions. Reversing us and them : anti-psychiatry and Dark side of the moon / Nicola Spelman. Prismatic passion : the enigma of Great gig in the sky / Sheila Whiteley. The whole of the moon : Brain damage, Eclipse, and the mythic narrative of the Pink Floyd / Peter Mills. Pink Floyd's levinasian ethics : reading The dark side of the moon's philosophical architecture / Kenneth Womack; title: Speak to me : the influence of Dark side of the moon. The moons are eclipsed by the moon : covering the dark side / Russell Reising. Eclipsing : the influence of Dark side of the moon on the next generation's music through Radiohead's Ok computer / Benjamin Schleifer. And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes : an interview with Mike Gordon of Phish / Russell Reising. The Jamaican side of the moon : an interview with Michael Goldwasser of Easy Star Records / Russell Reising.