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Pink Floyd Total Eclipse Box Set [Disc 1]
Total Eclipse - A Retrospective 1967-1993.\nGDR CD 9320\nGreat Dane Records-Italy, 1993
This rock cd contains 20 tracks and runs 72min 0sec.
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1. Pink Floyd - Arnold Layne (02:56)
   (Barrett) - The Pink Floyd's first single, released in the U.K. March 11th, 1967, was one of a handful of tracks that was laid down at their first studio recording session. Produced by Joe Boyd at Sound Techniques chosen because unlike the other tracks it
2. Pink Floyd - Candy And A Currant Bun (02:46)
   (Barrett) - The B-side to "Arnold Layne" was recorded at the same session along with an early version of "Interstellar Overdrive." Originally titled "Let's Roll Another One" the lyrics were changed due to the obvious drug inferences. Waters, commenting on
3. Pink Floyd - See Emily Play (02:53)
   (Barrett) - The second single by the Floyd, was recorded on May 23rd, 1967, at Sound Techniques Studios after sessions at EMI failed to capture the essence found on Arnold Layne. Two of the Floyd's biographers, Miles and Karl Dallas, dispute Emily's origi
4. Pink Floyd - Flaming (02:48)
   (Barrett) - Deleted from the U.S. release of "Piper at the Gates of Dawn," "Flaming" later appeared as a single on August 5th, 1967. Performed live for a brief period, as well as BBC and French TV appearances.
5. Pink Floyd - The Scarecrow (02:01)
   (Barrett) - These cuts were the first of many recorded for the John Peel's "Top Gear" show on BBC radio, and was first broadcast on September 30th, 1967.
6. Pink Floyd - The Gnome (02:11)
   (Barrett) - These cuts were the first of many recorded for the John Peel's "Top Gear" show on BBC radio, and was first broadcast on September 30th, 1967.
7. Pink Floyd - Mathilda Mother (03:21)
   (Barrett) - All three tracks appear on the first Floyd album "Piper at the Gates of Dawn." These cuts were the first of many recorded for the John Peel's "Top Gear" show on BBC radio, and was first broadcast on September 30th, 1967.
8. Pink Floyd - Scream Thy Last Scream (04:40)
   (Barrett) - Recorded in August, 1967, "Scream Thy Last Scream" was planned as the Floyd's thid single. The song was performed live during 1967, and was also entitled "Scream Thy Last Scream Old Woman with a Casket" and the shorter "Old Woman with a Caske
9. Pink Floyd - Vegetable Man (02:28)
   (Barrett) - Also recorded in August of 1967 was the unreleased "Vegetable Man." Manager Pete Jenner recalls the origins of the song. "Syd was around at my house just before he had to go to record - and because a song was needed, he just wrote a descriptio
10. Pink Floyd - Apples And Oranges (03:07)
    (Barrett) - A thid single that fared poorly in the charts. The track was recorded in August of 1967 and released on November 18th. A promotional feam featured a Barret-less Floyd, with Roger Waters lip-syncing to Syd's vocal. Waters' recollection of the t
11. Pink Floyd - Pow R. Toc H. (02:56)
    (Barrett/Mason/Waters/Wright)
12. Pink Floyd - Jugband Blues (03:49)
    (Barrett) - "Pow R, Toc H" is from "Piper at the Gates of Dawn" and "Jugband Blues" was recorded at the time of "Apples and Oranges." So disappointing was the reaction to "Apples and Oranges" that their manager, Pete Jenner, proposed releasing "Jugband Bl
13. Pink Floyd - Nick's Boogie (11:47)
    (Barrett/Mason/Waters/Wright) - A studio outtake that was recorded in April of 1967 for the soundtrack to the film "Tonite Let's All Make Love in London." "Nick's Boogie" has only been offically available as a CD bonus track since the soundtrack album was
14. Pink Floyd - It Would Be So Nice (03:44)
    (Wright) - The Floyd's fourth single released on April 12th, 1968. "Fucking awful that record, wasn't it?" recalls Nick Mason about the track. There was a general feeling at the time that the band needed a commercial hit and this single was an attempt at
15. Pink Floyd - Julia Dream (02:25)
    (Wright) - Taken from the June 25th, 1968 Top Gear session, these tracks are some of the first recorded performances of Pink Floyd with David Gilmour (there had been a brief period with both Barrett and Gilmour in the line-up). Julia Dream had been the B-
16. Pink Floyd - Let There Be More Light (03:41)
    (Waters) - "Let There Be More Light" was released in the U.S. as a B-side to "Remember A Day," and the 1981 release of the remixed "Money."
17. Pink Floyd - Murderistic Women (03:50)
    (Waters) - "Murderistic Women" was an earlier, shorter version of "Careful With That Axe Eugene." Up until the "In the Flesh" tour of 1977, Pink Floyd regularly tried out new tracks in front of live audiences, often with very different titles from the fi
18. Pink Floyd - Massed Gadgets Of Hercules (02:50)
    (Gilmour/Mason/Waters/Wright)
19. Pink Floyd - Point Me At The Sky (03:34)
    (Waters) - Their fifth single, released on December 17, 1968 was produced by Norman Smith. It failed so badly in the charts that the Floyd did not release another single until "Another Brick in the Wall - Part II" in 1979. The promotional film for "Point
20. Pink Floyd - Baby Blue Shuffle In D Minor (04:02)
    (Gilmour) - "Baby Blue Shuffle in D Minor" was the working title for what would later become "The Narrow Way - Part 1" on "Ummagumma." This was written by David Gilmour as his contribution to the solo section of the album.