"Have you ever wondered what Dark Side of the Moon would sound like if Pink Floyd had written it for NES, instead of for a rock band?" Vidgame programmer and musician Brad Smith did, so he created a chiptune version of the entire album. MOON8 (Thanks, Chris Arkenberg!)
Pink Floyd as chiptunes
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