In 1984, an anonymous poster said a Pink Floyd album hid a prize. Nobody ever found it

In June nineteen ninety-four, an anonymous Usenet poster told Pink Floyd fans that the band's new album contained a hidden puzzle — a 'central purpose and designed solution' embedded in the artwork, lyrics, and music. Fans were urged to study and decode it. As Boing Boing reports, that mystery has never been solved.

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