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Roger Waters (co-founding former bassist/vocalist of Pink Floyd, generally considered to be Dark Side's chief architect): The first thing any of us hear is our mother's heartbeat - and that's what you hear first on The Dark Side of the Moon. Andy Jackson (longtime Pink Floyd and David Gilmour engineer and live mixmaster on shepherding the sound of The Dark Side of the Moon - Live at Wembley Empire Pool, London, 1974): We had a lot of things to fix with that one. Richard Chycki (producer/engineer for progressive-leaning bands like Rush and Dream Theater, on what Dark Side did for the scope and promise of how bands recorded music in the rock era): The Dark Side of the Moon incorporated both musical elements and effects, and that was the perfect combination for its day. Nick Mason (Pink Floyd's drummer returns, to wrap things up and give us the final Dark Side cut): It's a wonder in a way that The Dark Side of the Moon came out so well. [Extracted from the article]