pink floyd's dark side of the moon.e music, you probably recognize the cover. well, a new documentary called squaring the circle focuses on the artists who created that cover and hundreds of others. here's anthony mason. ♪ climbing up ♪ >> how would you describe your relationship with storm? >> brotherly love. >> reporter: something happened when aubrey powell and storm ferguson collaborated. >> we had a confidence together. ♪ >> reporter: as the design team hypnosis, duo created dozens of rock's most iconic album covers for pink floyd, led zeppelin. ♪ ac/dc ♪ dirty deeds done dirt cheap ♪ >> basically what happened is plier to sergeant pepper by peter blake, album covers are very much just a picture of the band on the front with their names in big white letters. i saw that and suddenly went, you know what? this is the way forward. >> reporter: between 1967 and 1983, they designed more than 400 album sleeves. template for what you were doing. >> nothing at all. >> yeah. >> we were busking. >> rporter: pope howell and st

one of them was the founder of pink floyd, dave gilmour...new release for many years. since 1994. what did that make you feel? i was injured, i was in the hospital, and he gave me a call and said, "hey, andriy. "would you mind if i use your vocals in a release of a pink " floyd 7 " and i was like, "are you kidding me? "sir, would i mind?" it's a dream of every musician in the world, actually, a young one, or, i don't know. "you're a legend! "of course i will. "of course," and that brought accept of a huge effort. i mean, the moral one. all the money from the release was directed by sir david and his crew to a charity in ukraine. and that's true because i know it — i have many, many things from different charity organisations in ukraine. they called me, i know some of them, i know. and they call me and say, "please tell all english people "who have listened to the song, "all the people all over the world who've donated "using the song, playing it "on youtube and different things, that we are very "glad and grateful. " and they say, "always say

a question a lot of people might have, is why pink - people might have, is why pink floyd? s why pink flod? i, , .,, floyd? that's a very simple answer because everyone _ floyd? that's a very simple answer because everyone knows _ floyd? that's a very simple answer because everyone knows pink - floyd? that's a very simple answer. because everyone knows pink floyd. we tried to track them, colleagues at the medical centre use that song, so they could... 50 at the medical centre use that song, so they could. . .— so they could... so this was conducted _ so they could... so this was conducted with _ so they could... so this was conducted with 29 - so they could... so this was conducted with 29 patients. j so they could... so this was l conducted with 29 patients. i so they could... so this was - conducted with 29 patients. i was reading somewhere that they are also be an experiments to turn that into text. people say this is all about reading people �*s minds and it has medical benefits, there are also people who are kind of terrified by that. ., �* , , people who are kind of te

they were big pink floyd fans.nd that being said , it's a pretty nice song that has vocals in the first part, instrumentals only in the second one. so it's interesting in an analysis point of view, but the real reason was they were fans and we are to yeah, really a remarkable breakthrough here and a remarkable achievement. really appreciate you sharing your work with us. ludovic bellier, a postdoctoral fellow at uc berkeley. thanks for coming on today. thanks you, alex. sure. yeah. it's just so incredible what's happening right down the road from us right? with all those really, really smart people. okay, well, we told you about the thousands of octopus that have gathered off the coast of california for this afternoon. we dive a little deeper into this unusual octopus garden to find out more about what's going on below the surface. ice and a warmer day across the bay area and continuing to climb. a better look at the current conditions and what you can expect for the rest of the week. you didn't choose cat allergie

it's a cover of pink floyd with a big difference!s hoped this breathrough could to help people with neurological damage to communicate. so is this mind reading7 lets take a listen. song plays. let's hear now from one of the experts who carried out this study — neuroscientists ludovic bellier. i asked him what exactly he'd done to get that recording in the first place. we recorded some data in patients with intracranial electrodes to locate the origin of the epilepsies and why they were in the hospital beds waiting to get seizures. we offered them to volunteer in research and recorded their neural activity while they were recording the songs. another brick in the wall part one. then we analysed the data with machine learning models in order to train, decode and reconstruct the song from the neural activity. so basically, artificial intelligence was used for this? absolutely. yeah. and tell us what the purpose of this is. how can this advance medical science? yes, that's a great question. there are kind of two goals. one is more fundam

you've got the pink floyd shirt on. we're kind of halfway there, right?you ever been one of those pink floyd laser shows? >> no, i have not. >> jimmy: have not. >> no. >> jimmy: what's your name, carrie? >> carrie cooper. >> okay. >> jimmy: have you met people who are so high they don't remember their name? >> no, it's just the amount of time it takes them between a question. >> jimmy: she was quick, though. yeah, you're right. you're right. and finally, liddell. is that the right way to pronounce your name? >> no it's lydell. >> jimmy: lydell. how you? >> it's cool. i'm good. how you? >> jimmy: i'm doing good. now lydell has the word "lie" right in his name. this might be harder than usual. [ laughter ] lydell, what do you do for work? >> i'm a lead recordings, stands for bemused by expression, and i'm a specialist support at middle school. i help out special ed kids. >> jimmy: oh, wow. how about that? i had a feeling the way he holds the mic. >> yeah, it was the mic thing. it was like check, check, check, check. do you have a tattoo? >> yeah. i just got

i mean, of course it starts with pink or pink. floyd floyd. however where doesit pink. floyd floyd.ere does it end? lowest it ends with us all having to agree on something, i'm sure. >> elon flan- i'm sure. >> elon decide making >> yes. elon musk decide making you x with you subscribe to x with neuralink. do you think? neuralink. what do you think? >> that's what could >> yeah, that's what it could do. they read our do. they want to read our thoughts. basically thoughts. they're basically saying we saying if we can put if we can base, if can find songs in base, if we can find songs in your going find your head, we're going to find words . find what words. we'll find out what you're thinking. >> well, quickly >> okay, well, let's quickly do this the it's this one in the mirror. it's a story about a gay man with a girlfriend. now i'm a layman, lewis, but isn't that just a straight man? >> a straight >> yes, it is a straight man. and similar and it's very similar to my story , which that a gay story, which is, is that a gay man has girlfriend it man who has a girlfriend and it says he's

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square and we hear the red viburnum will rise and we praise our ukraine, the world-famous band pink floydang the red viburnum together with the boombox and the musicians collected almost 600 thousand dollars to help ukrainians, the song was loved by foreigners in different parts of the world, the sich archers help to maintain the morale of those who fight at the front and support us in the rear , this is our glory to ukraine, we are saddened by the call to our ukraine, gay ukrainian trees. good guys, news editor again avatar espresso already at 20:00, read more about important things on our espresso tv website, subscribe to our channels in social networks, set favorites , be near and leave you for almost 2 hours not only in pleasant but also useful companies. in september, there are discounts on citramon tablets-gift card 10% in pharmacies. traveller, bam and savings . from periodontitis and noticeably tighten the gums lacalut aktiv action that you immediately feel the novelty of lacalut aktiv plus even more active protection hello my name is volodymyr chesnokov i am the captain of a foot

sofiivska square and we hear the red viburnum will rise and we praise our ukraine the world-famous band pink floyd sang the red viburnum together with a boombox and the musicians collected almost 600,000 dollars for help ukrainians, the song was loved by foreigners in different parts of the world. the sich archers help to maintain the morale of those who fight at the front and support us in the rear . this is our glory to ukraine. we are saddened. 18:00 read more about important things happening in ukraine and the world , as well as the situation at the front, on our espresso tv website, subscribe to our channels on social networks, like , stay close and watch espresso welcome to the espresso channel, war with russia for ukraine and our allies, it is becoming a war of attrition. yes, we are sure that our partners will provide us with military-technical assistance and financial assistance as long as it is needed. however, this does not actually remove from the agenda such measures, projects, ideas aimed at accelerating the appearance of to the armed forces of models and equipment of a new purpose t

so around this pink floyd song there are a lot of words at home, and he says, i decided to explain tois is father mine thought that he was a parasite, that he was a serious military man, and he said that a man should fight in a trench with his ideals. and you squishy play guitars there and even when i was already a famous musician. you always it's a zamon. my father didn't change for me. and when he passed away, and i wrote this song, how would he go to another dimension, to say pap i just have a different cop. but i'm in a trench, just like you. i just do it with the guitar. and this is about it. you see, such a deep parallel too. well yes, from the sad you want to turn into something bright . the book, the concert plans are a bunch of concerts. now we are launching such a theme of apartment building, that is, with a live cast. ah. i read poetry, i sing everything, this the whole concert passes like one big emotional block, because the links between the songs go in verses , too, with a musical background and all my poems and this is no longer just a concert. it's practically a perfor

sofiyivska square and we hear the red viburnum will rise and we praise our ukraine world-famous the band pink floydg the red viburnum together with a boombox and the musicians collected almost 600 thousand dollars to help ukrainians the song was loved by foreigners in different parts of the world the anthem of the sichovs the shooters help to maintain the morale of those who fight at the front and support us in the rear, here is our glory to ukraine, we are sad, oh, our ukraine , hey, well, guys, glory to the heroes, that's the end of this news release , the next one will be at 8:00, then we will meet you too i remind you that you can always read more on our website espresso.tv a brief summary of the main points on our telegram channel espresso.tv news the most interesting information and videos as always on our youtube channel espresso.tv subscribe to our youtube channel give us likes write comments always have a ukrainian view of the world well, my colleagues lesya vakulyuk andriy sachuk are ready to continue the live broadcast espresso be with us good morning dear friends this is espresso this i

you've been hearing songs from some other top songs, including pink floyd "dark side of the moon," davidtnumbered" couch will share our favorite covers of all time. shannon. >> complete cheese here, i think that is also the most litigated album cover, in court every other week. 1980s i was not listening to anything grungey or anything, i was not allowed to, michael w. smith. argyle, and i had an argyle vest, pink and purple that matched this, i thought i was cool, tells me i was not. >> i think these are terrible, iconic ones. only one i like is the voting baby one, that's like a maybe. hopefully the baby can swim. so my favorite is joe diffey, "honky tonk attitude," he passed away in 2020, he sings "john deere green, quintessential 90s. >> i took from the list, going from the list, i could have done something off list, my 14-year-old is in the beatles, and because i know about the beatles i'm super cool. >> i would have gone with nirvana, i went with green day. >> "dukey." >> we used to hang out on their yard before things happened. a lot of things happened in the area. my favorite one

man: i once read that you were called the pink floyd of the '80s. what do you think of that?nd be her in between without you ♪ majewski: the holy trinity of alternative british music is the cure, depeche mode, and the smiths. all three of them started out as these fringe bands that by the end of the '80s were selling out stadiums. ♪ ...give it to me ♪ ♪ will you take the pain ♪ ♪ i will give to you ♪ ♪ again and again ♪ ♪ and will you return it? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] what's new order, computer programmers or musicians? i'd say neither, actually. what are you, then? eh, bank robbers. ♪ how does it feel ♪ ♪ to treat me like you do ♪ ♪ when you've... ♪ majewski: in the u.k., disco did not suck. it never sucked. and bands like new order combined it with the new synthesizer sound, and they gave us these incredible songs that got us out on the dance floor. ♪ i still find it so hard ♪ ♪ to say what i need to say ♪ i like what's happening in dance places now over the last year or two. i think the music is becoming very healthy. oh, oh, oh...i'll be the judge of that. oh, that's n

lisa: and pink floyd is on the dark side of the moon.r whether refined water and the fight over that. tom: this is what you get with chicago aerospace, we are quoting pink floyd. creating history right now, jackson hole, michael mckee leading a coverage of jackson hole is well fed as well. he greets us in the chill of jackson hole. michael, i want to go to that moment that we will all see where powell, and course, lagarde speaking as well, what are they going to be thinking about? what is the common ground of four central bankers as the kansas city fed meets degree -- to greet? >> the first as they are going to look at these mountains behind me and say wow, it is real. it is so beautiful. then they are going to think about what we can do to keep inflation down in the three countries that have nation problems. while all of that does seem to be happening as the central bankers would like it to, they can't really explain all the reasons why. so this conference may be able to provide some grounding for the central banks as they try to figure

to smooth out the warm and the cold places so daytime -- and the moon does not have a dark side pink floydand on august 30th we have our second full moon >> second full moon. august has -- time between full moons is 29 1/2 days they fit all of those inside of august, which has 31 days. poor february can never have a blue moon. >> blue moon occurs -- >> blue moon occurs every once two or three years it's not all that rare it's more common the presidential elections >> neil degrasse tyson that's what's going on aro >>> good thursday morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. if you are about to step out the door, it's already warm across much of the bay area. it's going to be another hot day for the inland valleys reach into the low 90s. we will start out with clouds tomorrow morning and it won't be as hot as we head for the mid-80s. the weekend is looking nice and we have a wide range from temperatures. while the valleys are in the upper 80s and low 90s, san >> you're taking him on the road >> that was awesome. >> we've got a thing >> i do think the photo of the day, where the sun don't shine

if you pink floyd album cover. if you know. you know, look , this is an know. why did we do that? because we know that over a million households in this country don't have a bank account. they don't have debit cards. we know that 5 million brits rely on cash each day to fulfil their basic needs. we know that increasing numbers of shops don't want to take cash. they don't want the cash handung they don't want the cash handling cards. we know that lots of the tech giants like to monitor everything we do via our debit cards , and then they can debit cards, and then they can sell that information to other people who want to market stuff to us, forcing us to buy stuff that we need to borrow to pay for. this is a campaign that lots of the establishment don't want us to be highlighting, and that's one reason why we are highlighting it, because we know there real need to keep the there is a real need to keep the minds of politicians and regulators focussed on the need to keep cash as legal tender. it's been really heartening for me and the other gb news people involved

fnd of pink floyd's 1979 hit, another brick in the wall, created by listening to people's brainwaves,rly 30 patients as they were played a portion of the song. those patients had electrodes that had been placed directly on their brains as they underwent surgery for epilepsy. because pitch is not all about words. and if we were to decode just the text from the brain of patients with impaired communication, for instance, then we will have only part of what they might want to convey to their loved ones. so speech has that musicality in it. that's called prosody with rhythm and melody. and by understanding better how the brain processes music, then we can hope one day to implement prosodic elements in speech decoding devices and get the affect, the emotion and the intonation of the speech. researchers hope this breakthrough will eventually help restore more natural speech in patients who struggle to communicate because of conditions like stroke or als. all right. still talking about hundreds of teens and young adults who swarmed an east bay mall. we'll tell you what investigators are now

they're making a massive statement by the account of pink floyd album cover on really brilliant everyonemart and did a fantastic job. but and we've also got with us former city editor of the telegraph neil collins . neil, is this neil collins. neil, is this something that your readers used to be very concerned about ? to be very concerned about? >> i think that cash is really important in society for all sorts of reasons, not least of which is the fact that it is in that it belongs in the hands of the bearer . that it belongs in the hands of the bearer. and this is something that we lose at our peril because if we switch to entirely electronic transactions , then the ability of some benign malign future administration to make our lives administration to make our lives a misery if we don't comply is much increased. i think it's absolutely vital we keep cash, and it seems to me the banks have been so cloth eared about this , they didn't need to be this, they didn't need to be told by the government and indeed, if i was a real conspiracy theorist, i'd say probably they agreed to do this qui