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PUZZLUS ENIGMA #2: Dark Side of the Moon www.floydianslip.com [email protected] The Pink Floyd Experience 260.67.FLOYD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 Puzzlus Enigma #2: Dark Side of the Moon by Craig Bailey is licensed under a Creative Commons License (www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/) ACROSS DOWN 3 Twice as good as stereo 1 Created 2003 SACD version 7 Live album includes disc devoted to "Dark Side" 2 "Any Colour You Like" working title 8 Chris called in to help with mixdown 4 Reggae version "___ Side of the Moon" 11 ________ Head used the title before Floyd did 5 One album before 14 On the cover 6 This hat-wearing Roger only "hit him once" 18 Working title of "The Great Gig in the Sky" 7 Beatle whose thoughts were recorded but unused 19 "_______ he cried, from the rear" 9 Early synthesizer 20 Album's working title 10 Album cover art by George 21 Year of release 12 Wrote 2005 book about the album 24 Type of glass pictured on 30th anniversary edition 13 Syncs nicely 27 "________ on the biggest wave" 15 A-side to "Any Colour You Like" 29 Actress's father with a wicked laugh 16 Group behind 2009 re-working 30 "Money" was re-recorded for inclusion on this compilation 17 Record label of "great _____ songs" 22 Heard at beginning of "Time" 31 Type of jet 23 Color missing from the rainbow 34 "As a matter of fact, it's ___ ____" 25 Locale of infrared poster 35 What the lunatic is on 26 Issued 1988 "gold" disc version 36 Band often broke for this large snake 28 "If the band you're in starts playing _________ tunes" (Continued) ACROSS DOWN 42 Vocalist on "The Great Gig in the Sky" 29 Lost Best Engineered Recording Grammy to his 43 Redid it as "The Not So Bright Side of the Moon" "Innervisions" 46 "I never said I was frightened of _____" 32 "Run, ______, run" 48 "Short, sharp _____" 33 Sax man 49 London theatre hosted press preview 37 Painkiller TV ad that featured "Great Gig" 50 Shot behind-the-scenes footage of making of "Dark Side" 38 Engineer Alan for use in his concert film 39 "Us and ____" 51 Once Floyd detractor admitted in February 2010 interview 40 Backing vocalist who hit with "Just One Look" he loved "Dark Side" 41 Backing vocalist also wrote Elton's "Love Song" 52 Begins and ends album 43 "Violent ________" provided basis for "Us and Them" 53 Had been "mad for fucking years — absolutely years" 44 "A Piece for ________ Lunatics" 45 Clare sang her bit on this day 47 Abbey Road doorman O'Driscoll.

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