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PINK FLOYD / EXCAVATION : SYD BARRETT YEARS - RARITIES COLLECTION 1966-1968 (2CD)

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PINK FLOYD / EXCAVATION : SYD BARRETT YEARS - RARITIES COLLECTION 1966-1968 (2CD)A collection of rare and uncovered Pink Floyd recordings from the 60's when Syd Barrett was the lone genius of Pink Floyd! The latest edited collection of various versions of early live performances, unreleased songs, acetate masters, and BBC radio sessions! SILVER PRESSED DISC PINK FLOYD EXCAVATION : SYD BARRETT YEARS RARITIES COLLECTION 1966 1968 [2CD] MASTERWORKSMW22001CD1 2 This is the latest remastered edition of a collection of rare recordings

A collection of rare and uncovered Pink Floyd recordings from the 60's when Syd Barrett was the lone genius of Pink Floyd!
The latest edited collection of various versions of early live performances, unreleased songs, acetate masters, and BBC radio sessions!
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PINK FLOYD / EXCAVATION : SYD BARRETT YEARS 
- RARITIES COLLECTION 1966-1968
[2CD] MASTERWORKS【MW22001CD1/2】

This is the latest remastered edition of a collection of rare recordings from Syd Barrett's tenure as the lone genius at the heart of Pink Floyd in the early '60s who left the band due to mental illness, including new and upgraded recordings. The collection includes live recordings from 1966 before the band's official debut in 1967, live recordings at the UFO Club in 1967, original acetate recordings including the single “See Emily Play”, unreleased songs such as “VEGETABLE MAN” and “SCREAM THY LAST SCREAM”, BBC radio sessions and rare recordings discovered in recent years, etc. The collection contains a variety of rare sound sources from the psychedelic experimental music period of 1966 to 1968, when Syd Barrett left the band. The previously known sources have been upgraded with improved sound quality, and noise reduction and restoration have been done by the latest remastering, making this a complementary edition with the latest editing. This is the latest compilation of the early Pink Floyd albums, a compilation of the “Syd Barrett Years,” which is different from the 70's progressive rock era of David Gilmour, who replaced Syd Barrett, and is full of the unique charm of the 60's. This is a collector's item.


CD1
1. INTERSTELLAR OVERDRIVE (San Francisco 10.31.1966)
2. INTERSTELLAR OVERDRIVE (with Interview 12.1966)
3. LET'S ROLL ANOTHER ONE (Rehearsal 1.22.1967 )
4. MATILDA MOTHER (Live at UFO Club 1.27.1967)
5. INTERSTELLAR OVERDRIVE (Live at UFO Club 1.27.1967)
6. CANDY AND A CURRANT BUN (Alternate Lyrics Acetate 1.29.1967)
7. ARNOLD LAYNE (BBC 1.29.1967)
8. CANDY AND A CURRANT BUN (Multitrack BBC 1.29.1967)
9. NICK MASON INTERVIEW (Stockholm 3.1967)
10. K4 DISCOTEQUE JAM (Live In Brighton 4.15.1967)
11. CHAPTER 24 (Early Mix 5.01.1967)
12. SEE EMILY PLAY (Alternate Mix Acetate 5.21.1967)
13. SEE EMILY PLAY (Alternate Mix Acetate with Ending 5.21.1967)
14. SEE EMILY PLAY (Piano Bit 5.21.1967)
15. IN THE BEECHWOODS (Nick Mason Interview 8.1967)
16. VEGETABLE MAN (Nick Mason Interview 8.1967)
17. VEGETABLE MAN (Backing Track - Nick Mason Interview 8.1967)

CD2
1. SCREAM THY LAST SCREAM (1974 Mix 8.01.1967)
2. SCREAM THY LAST SCREAM (1987 Mix 8.01.1967)
3. REACTION IN G (Beat Club 8.15.1967)
4. NO TITLE (Studio Session 9.04.1967)
5. ROGER WATERS INTERVIEW (Stockholm Radio 9.10.1967)
6. MATILDA MOTHER (BBC 9.25.1967) 
7. THE GNOME (BBC 9.25.1967) 
8. THE SCARECROW (BBC 9.25.1967) 
9. SET THE CONTROLS FOR THE HEART OF THE SUN (BBC 9.25.1967)
10. REACTION IN G (BBC 9.25.1967)
11. FLAMING (BBC 9.25.1967)
12. VEGETABLE MAN (1974 Mix 10.11.1967)
13. VEGETABLE MAN (1987 Mix 10.11.1967)
14. EARLY MORNING HENRY (William"Billy"Butler Acetate 10.23.1967)
15. JUGBAND BLUES (Video Mix - Possibly Cancelled Single 12.1967)
16. GREEN ONIONS / INSTRUMENTAL (Tommorow's World 12.12.1967)
17. VEGETABLE MAN (BBC 12.20.1967)
18. SCREAM THY LAST SCREAM (BBC 12.20.1967)
19. POW R TOC H (BBC 12.20.1967)
20. JUGBAND BLUES (BBC 12.20.1967)
21. SET THE CONTROLS FOR THE HEART OF THE SUN (Belgian TV  2.28.1968)

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