The biggest edition ever of unpublished archival material of Pink Floyd will take place on 11 November with the release of “The Early Years 1965-1972,” a 27-disc box (CD and DVD / Blu-ray) containing more than 20 songs never before published, seven hours of live audio recordings here revealed for the first time and about five hours of rare footage of concerts.
This issue of Pink Floyd Records with distribution of Warner Music will present seven individual packages in book form (which will be sold separately in early 2017, with the exception of the bonus amount that is exclusive to the box). Track 130 includes a total of 12h33 15h35 audio and video. The content comes from television footage, recordings and radio studios, concerts, interviews, music videos and many files of the band, including outtakes and we . Especially the themes ‘Vegetable Man’ and ‘In The Beechwoods’, both 1967, which were now mixed.
The box also contains the first five singles 7 ” in fac-similadas covers, memorabilia , and three of the most famous films for which Pink Floyd made the soundtrack ( “the Committee”, in 1968, Peter Sykes, “more”, 1969 and “La Vallée” / “the valley of the Lost, “in 1972, both of Barbet Schroeder)
in this deluxe edition will be available on the same day a selection of 2 CD.” the Early Years – CRE / ATION “with 19 unpublished.
The Pink Floyd in 1967
Vic Singh
the first volume of the box, ’1965-1967 CAMBRIDGE ST / ATION’ covers the period in which band was led by Syd Barrett and contains the we prior to the contract with EMI in 1967, the singles that were not included on the first album, “the Piper at the Gates of Dawn” and recording a 67 concert in Stockholm. Refer to the presence of the six themes 65 with guitarist Rado Klose that were first published in a double single on 27 November last year, in a move lightning to prevent their rights fall into the public domain before the edition of “the Early Years”. the DVD / blu-ray contains, among other material, concert footage in UFO in London.
the second volume, ’1968 Germin / ATION ‘covers the transition period of the output Syd Barrett and Gilmour input. Featured for a session recently discovered in the studios of Capitol Records in Los Angeles. In the audiovisual portion protrudes promo clip restored ‘Point Me at the Sky.
The third set of records,’ 1969 dramatis / ATION ‘, is one of the most important because reveals the live production ‘the Man’ and ‘the Journey’, whose songs have just divided by “More” and “Ummagumma”. We will have performances in Amsterdam and London (BBC), and songs from the soundtrack of “More” that were used in the film but not included on the disc. The DVD / Blu-ray reveals 20 minutes of a rehearsal of ‘The Man’ / ‘The Journey’ at the Royal Festival Hall, which includes’ Afternoon ‘(that would be’ Biding My Time ‘),’ The Beginning ‘(‘ Green is the Colour ‘),’ Cymbaline ‘,’ Beset by Creatures of the Deep ‘and’ the End of the Beginning ‘(the last part of’ a Saucerful of Secrets “) and an 11-minute version of ‘Interstellar Overdrive’ with Frank Zappa.
The version 2 CD, “The Early Years – CRE / ATION”
’1970 DEVI / ATION’ gives similar treatment to the music soundtrack that recorded for “Zabriskie Point” / “Soul Desert” by Michelangelo Antonioni. In the same year, the Floyd edited “Atom Heart Mother”, the first interpretation for the BBC with choir and orchestra is published here. The video contains one hour concert for KQED Channel San Francisco and coverage by French TV of its participation in the St. Tropez festival.
In the discs ’1971 Reverb / ATION’ are the demos ‘Echoes’ and its quadrifónica mixture and images of the performance they did with the Ballet of Marseille Roland Petit. More images collaboration with choreographer come in the volume of 1970 and continue in ’1972 OBFUSC / ATION’, whose main attraction is the first edition audio CD of “Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii”, the documentary by Adrian Maben, including meeting of the two parts of Echoes’ in the film are separated.
the seventh volume is the bonus’ CONTINU / ATION ‘and has the CD the first BBC sessions, the music of “the Committee”, and soundtrack that played live on BBC TV in 1969 to accompany the trip to the Moon “Apollo 11″.
it has not indicated the reference price, but could be about 500 euros.
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