Pink Floyd's David Gilmour is clearing up whether the "Dark Side of the Moon" album was created to synchronize with the "Wizard of Oz."

A comfortably solo David Gilmour kept the legend and legacy of Pink Floyd alive in the first of five shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden.

The rock album famously, and mysteriously, syncs up with the film when they are both started at the right times.

David Gilmour talks about getting rave reviews for his album Luck and Strange, working with his whole family on the album and the rumor that The Dark Side of the Moon was written to synchronize with The Wizard of Oz movie.

Many years ago, someone discovered that Pink Floyd‘s The Dark Side of the Moon and the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz will sync up in eerie ways when jointly started at just the right moment. This theory came to be known as “The Dark Side of the Rainbow.

David Gilmour, Pink Floyd's legendary guitarist, finally addressed the enduring urban legend linking "The Dark Side of the Moon" with "The Wizard of Oz" during his November 7 appearance on The Tonight Show.