Pink Floyd - Money

"Money" is another song by British rock band Pink Floyd, written by bassist Roger Waters. It is the sixth song on the 1973 album "The Dark Side of the Moon." It was a real hit and the most popular song from that album. The song is kept in a jazz-rock atmosphere, in addition to the band members, it also features saxophonist, Dick Parry. Also interesting is the sound of opening cash registers and tearing paper, "mixed" into the beginning, created by Roger Waters and Nick Mason, is the longest, and brilliantly mixed effect of its kind until the creation of modern digital sound effects. Invited to Pink Floyd - Money.