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Jerry Ewing

Eight diehard Pink Floyd fans travelled to a remote Australian beach to listen to Dark Side Of The Moon during a solar eclipse

Pink Floyd

Eight lucky Pink Floyd fans and competition winners, dubbed the ‘Astronomy Domine 8’ got the chance to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the band's iconic The Dark Side Of The Moon album and witness a rare total solar eclipse. You can watch a trailer for the event below.

The eight competition winning fans were invited to Mcleods Beach in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Marine Park (Nyinggulu) in Exmouth, Western Australia, the best land-based place in the world to view the eclipse, where they witnessed a giant black pyramid framed by the horizon, constructed with creative oversight from the group’s long time Creative Consultant and Hipgnosis co-founder, Aubrey ‘Po’ Powell.

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