The song "Where We Belong" was composed in the style of this album for a "Return" to it released by Billy Sherwood in 2006.  One song on this album describes how you're, "Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town / Waiting for someone or something to show you the way", while another notes, "All that is gone / All that's to come / And everything under the sun is in tune".  Besides (*) "Time" and "Eclipse", the best-charting single on this album contains the lyric, "I'm all right Jack, keep your hands off of my stack" and notably features cash register sound effects; that song is titled "Money".  Supposedly in sync with The Wizard of Oz, for 10 points, name this seminal Pink Floyd album, released a few years before The Wall.
The song "Where We Belong" was composed in the style of this album for a "Return" to it released by Billy Sherwood in 2006.  One song on this album describes how you're, "Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town / Waiting for someone or something to show you the way", while another notes, "All that is gone / All that's to come / And everything under the sun is in tune".  Besides (*) "Time" and "Eclipse", the best-charting single on this album contains the lyric, "I'm all right Jack, keep your hands off of my stack" and notably features cash register sound effects; that song is titled "Money".  Supposedly in sync with The Wizard of Oz, for 10 points, name this seminal Pink Floyd album, released a few years before The Wall.
The song "Where We Belong" was composed in the style of this album for a "Return" to it released by Billy Sherwood in 2006.  
The {Dark Side} of the {Moon}