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Thumbs up if Westside Gunn brought you here! Peace.

So wonderful to hear these versions!

Simply magic!

La marque d'un musicien qui comprend véritablement l'âme de l'orgue est celui qui comprend comment travailler avec la résonance de son espace ... Trop d'organistes continuent de jouer à un rythme sans respect pour la résonance d’une salle. L'écho et le silence qui suivent font partie de la performance en tant que fanfare brillante. Sans le silence, la fanfare devient juste du bruit ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ RIP Rick

I looked in the historical edition of the NY Times to see if I could get a bit more context about this performance. Oregon were preceded by the Keith Jarrett Quartet (Jarrett/Redman/Haden/Motian), while the headliner was Thelonious Monk (his first concert appearance in more than two years). Must've been an impressive evening! The Times' John S. Wilson said they were "a versatile group..." who "...came closer to chamber music with an Eastern flavor." He added "The combination of the three groups, with Mr. Monk, once considered a radical innovator, as the traditionalist centerpiece, was indicative of the broad musical range into which jazz has moved in the last 20 years." (NYT, July 5, 1975, p 10)

I like VERY much the song "A Pillow of Winds" from the album "Meddle". The complete album is a great MASTERPIECE!! Possibly in Vinyl LP, to listen with a totally TUBE amplifier! Alex from Italy.

Never heard this without the choral backup, Love it.

Wonderful video montage showcasing the influence of Dean's work on Avatar in a music video

NOT BAD AT ALL!! This is the most underrated Pink Floyd Album ever!! im NUMBER 1000 to like it here!! and 1000000000 around the World!!

Wow jam

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lovely

At about the 42 minute mark, Bobby mentions plans for a new live album and a new studio album. Did anything ever happen with those? Anything released?

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"Tickets are 4, 5 and 6$"😂😂😂

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At 17:04 you'll see the Azimuth Coordinator which they used around the time of Ummagumma. Saw and heard it when they played the Empire in Liverpool back in the day. It received a lot of wonderment and laughter when Rick Wright used it quite theatrically.

Did anyone see one of their gigs when they cooked breakfast on stage?

Solid stuff. Super rare. I love it

😎👍😁🤟🎼☠🖤🍻 Smile. \m/ ' [-_-] ' \m/. Bottoms up and cheers. Stay loud, stay proud, stay heavy. Take care, be strong, and stay safe . #Adanporsiempre .

Time to slep whit Pink Floyd

Great addition to the unreleased Floyd catalog! Never heard the title track live before. I wish Floyd would release cleaned up live versions of their early 70s catalog. I love Cymbaline live, though I could do without the footsteps. If you haven’t yet, check out the version from the 1970 Montreaux concert. This a good quality recording with the best version of Gilmour’s solo I’ve heard.

GREAT MAGS' I HAVE ABOUT 70 OR SO, AFX SLOT CARS AND TRACK, 137 G. I. JOES, ABOUT 4000 VYNIL. RECORDS ,PLANET OF THE APES FIGURES.!!! NVER STPOS.!!! JAMES EAGLE.

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When I heard this at first I did not know there was voices over the music I'm so used to talking to them people in my head I thought I was having a normal conversation with

Para mi esta version no es de mucho de mi agrado Pero si me parece.

Reverse tittle name, ok.

Where the places and dates? Thanks, all is very good.

Nice audio

Floyd were truly on another level...

Saw this show 3 times. AWESOME...with a capitol A.

The version of On the Run is amazing, was called the travel sequence it really blows me away

I heard a floyd album in 80s which i haven't heard again, I think the name might of been hard to hold. Anyone heard of this album or something similar??

P. S. The last verse's lyric that corresponds to this instrumental is:"CAPTURED IN TIME NOW THAT MOVEMENTS ARE ALL MINE STILL THEY FLOW IN MY MIND JUST LIKE YOU ". This was the FOUNDATION of the song. It had a renissance style keyboard melody and a middle 8 giitar solo. Thanks again for finding part of a song i thought i would never hear again!!👍

Hello to all the Pink Floyd fans! I need your help with a song TITLE that people say wasn't aFloyd song but at a little after 8 minutes of this video,i heard a snippet of the song's ending. It was upbeat and super cool.Years ago,i heard the entire song on an FM station. Does anyone have any info on the song's title? There were lyrics to this particular song when i heard it . Many thanks to the person who posted this. I KNEW this was Floyd all along!❤

pure Nostalgia. Always listened to it with my dad, as he cleaned his fishtank

Thank you to all the Pink Floyd fans who suggested titles for this RARE STUDIO BOOTLEG from around '69. Again,this song was around 6 minutes long and was sung by I believe Roger 2. It featured an upbeat renissance-like organ melody which sounded like a psychedelic WALTZ and a trippy middle 8 guitar solo with wah-wah and distorted sounds 3. The lyrics were of one's reminiscing of a young love with movements captured in time and still flowing in his mind This song wasn't "summer of '68" but if anyone has a STRONG INTUITION about this song title, please feel free to share your ideas with me. Thanks!❤

Questa non e la versione originale dei pink floyd che io ho dal 1971,quando li ho visti a rotterdam ed amsterdam.hanno suonato parte di moor e una parte della copertina della mucca. Questi solo nella copertina sono loro ma nn gli esecutori dei brani! Sono una cover al 100x100.

Absolutely breathtaking performance. This almost moves me to tears. Thank you so very much for posting this rarity.

God, I love listening to this because you can feel the frustration of both the group and interviewer. The group is more emotional and because they are being asked boxed in questions it doesn’t allow them to give the answers that the interviewer is looking for. I wish I could go back in time and pick there brains more…

Thank you Pink Floyd fans for helping me find the title of a RARE STUDIO BOOTLEG from around '69. Before I search these titles,I'll describe the song I'm inquiring about: 1. The song is about 6 minutes or so long,and is sung by,I believe Roger 2. It features an upbeat renissance-like organ melody that sounds like a psychedelic WALTZ and a trippy middle 8 guitar solo with a little wah-wah and distorted sounds 3. The lyrics are of one's reminiscing of a young love with movements captured in time and still flowing in his mind 3. The song ISN'T "summer of'68" like some folks thought. If anyone has any more title suggestions, please share them with me. Thanks!❤

Song 1 is Cymbaline Raw good stuff

I picked up so much detail here, and new insights - even in images I have seen many times before. Time paused, helped by the fully aligned music of course. Thank you.

Amazing. The best prog rock band. And one of the best musical groups in history