How Pink Floyd Got A Man On Fire Onto An Album Cover
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How Pink Floyd Got A Man On Fire Onto An Album Cover
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Today in 1975, Pink Floyd released the album Wish You Were Here. It's a landmark both musically and visually, thanks to its cover featuring two men in suits are shaking hands… and one of them is on fire. Plus: starting tomorrow at the Nelson-Adkins Museum of Art, it’s the Kansas City Deaf Cultural Festival.
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