Tema: El mago de Oz y Pink Floyd

Este sabado daban en una televisión local el MAgo de Oz (gran pelicula, por cierto) y horas despues, en la retransmisión que hizo La 2 del Live8live actuaron Pink Floyd. Recorde entonces que siempre se ha comentado que el disco Dark side of the moon es una banda sonora apocrifa de la pelicula de Victor Fleming. Se dice que si empiezas el disco a partir del tercer rugido del leon de la metro, el disco de Pink Floyd concide al milimetro con las imagenes. La verdad es que me falta la peli en DVD para comprobarlo, pero alguien lo ha hecho ?, cual es la sincronización correcta ? Si es cierto : No es alucinante ?

He encontrado este documento que habla del tema, muestra las coincidencias y dice cuando empezar a poner el disco:


Setup

There are several ideas as to when to start the album. All revolve around the famous MGM lion. You may start the album during the first roar, second roar, third roar, or as the lion fades to black, but the things listed below are based on starting the album on the third roar.
Use the following item to make sure you have synched the album correctly:
The credit for the producer Mervyn LeRoy appears right as the transition from 'Speak to Me' to 'Breathe' takes place.
DSotM isn't long enough to play through the entire movie, so several ideas have been put forward:
Put DSotM on repeat (will play about 1 1/2 times)
Start Animals right after DSotM and then Meddle (tracks 2 - 5) right after Animals ends

Support For This Theory:

The lyric 'Balanced on the biggest wave' coincides with Dorothy's balancing act on the fence
'On the Run' starts as Dorothy falls off the fence
Chimes and Bells start ringing as the Wicked Witch appears riding her bicycle.
During the 'Time' guitar solo, the fortune teller's sign is shown with the words "Past Present and Future"
The Great Gig in the Sky has many incidents:

The tornado is shown in the background as the words 'I'm am not frightened of dying' are said
The drums start right as the wind really picks up and blows the trees from their roots.
The singer calms down right as Dorothy is knocked unconsious by the window
'Great Gig in the Sky' is still playing as the house flies in the tornado
Side 1 of the album (vinyl) is exactly as long as the black & white portion of the film
The cash register in Money is heard right as color is seen in Oz (money = color)
Incidents in 'Us and Them':
The ballerinas enter on 'Us, us, us, us'
One ballerina seems to lip sync 'ordinary men'
Three men enter on 'Me, me, me'
One kid's jerking motions are in sync with the music
'Forward he cried' is sung as Dorothy looks turns to face forward
The Wicked Witch appears on 'Black, black'
On 'Blue, blue, blue,' the camera switches to Dorothy (in her blue dress)
'And who knows which is which and who is who' is sung right when the Wicked Witch of the West looks at the recently killed Wicked Witch of the East. Note the play on words "Which is Which" vs "Witch is Witch"
The Witch is up a the platform on 'Up, up' and then walks down on 'Down, down, down'
As 'And in the End' is sung, the Wicked Witch of the East disappears
On 'Out, out, out,' the good Witch of the North leaves
'Brain Damage' plays as the Scarecrow sings 'If I Only Had a Brain'
Heartbeat heard at the end of the album is heard as Dorothy listens at the Tin Man's chest

Como curiosidad cinefila de Pink Floyd, alguien me dijo una vez que el comienzo de su disco "Wish you were here" era parte de la banda sonora que iban a componer para la adaptación de Dune que pensaba dirigir Alejandro Jodorowsky.
A mi la verdad es que ese comienzo me encanta y me pone los pelos de punta y ciertamente podria evocar el mundo de Dune.