In 1984, an anonymous poster said a Pink Floyd album hid a prize. Nobody ever found it
The band spelled ENIGMA PUBLIUS in stage lights in New Jersey, and the unclaimed prize was to have been a grove of trees.
On June 11, 1994, a user posting anonymously through a remailer to the Pink Floyd newsgroup on Usenet told fans that the band's new album had "a central purpose and a designed solution" buried in it. Study the artwork, the lyrics, and the music, the poster said. For the ingenious person or group …
