Artist: Pink Floyd
Title: Eclipse
 
Release Information:
• Release Date: March 1973
• Genres: Progressive Rock
• Original Songwriter: Roger Waters
• Recording Location: Abbey Road Studios, London, England
 
Track Details:
• Key: B minor
• Tempo: 90 BPM
• Duration: 2:03
• Bar Count: Approximately 32 bars
 
Song Structure and Bar Count:
• Intro: 4 bars
• Verse 1: 8 bars
• Chorus: 8 bars
• Verse 2: 8 bars
• Outro: 4 bars
 
Customizable Instruments (11):
1. Click Track
2. Drums
3. Bass
4. Electric Guitar
5. Acoustic Guitar
6. Organ
7. Synthesizer
8. Backing Vocals
9. Lead Vocals
10. Sound Effects
11. Clock Ticking
 
Samples Used:
• The track features a heartbeat sound, symbolizing the cycle of life and death.
 
Similar Song by Another Artist:
• Artist: The Beatles
• Title: “The End”
 
Wikipedia Summary:
“Eclipse” is the final track on Pink Floyd’s 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon. Written by Roger Waters, it serves as the culmination of the album’s exploration of human experiences and emotions. The song emphasizes unity and the commonalities shared by all people, concluding with the sound of a heartbeat, bringing the album full circle.
 
Lyrics Snippet:
“All that you touch / And all that you see…”