PINK FLOYD - BBC Archives 1967-1969 (Rev.B)

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PINK FLOYD - BBC Archives 1967-1969 (Rev.B)

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40th Anniversary Edition
HRV CDR 008

CD 1:
1. Pow R Toc H (14 May 1967, Look Of The Week)
2. Astronomy Domine (14 May 1967, Look Of The Week)
3. The Gnome (25 September 1967, Top Gear)
4. Scarecrow (25 September 1967, Top Gear)
5. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (25 September 1967, Top Gear)
6. Matilda Mother (25 September 1967, Top Gear)
7. Reaction in G (25 September 1967, Top Gear)
8. Flaming (25 September 1967, Top Gear)
9. Green Onions (12 December 1967 Tomorrow's World)
10. Instrumental (12 December 1967 Tomorrow's World)
11. Vegetable Man (20 December 1967 Top Gear)
12. Scream Thy Last Scream (20 December 1967 Top Gear)
13. Pow R Toc H (20 December 1967 Top Gear)
14. Jugband Blues (20 December 1967 Top Gear)

CD 2:
1. Instrumental (26 March 1968 The Sound Of Change)
2. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (28 March 1968 Omnibus' All My Loving)
3. The Murderotic Woman (25 June 1968 Top Gear)
4. The Massed Gadgets Of Hercules (25 June 1968 Top Gear)
5. Let There Be More Light (25 June 1968 Top Gear)
6. Julia Dream (25 June 1968 Top Gear)
7. Point Me At The Sky (2 December 1968 Top Gear)
8. Baby Blue Shuffle In D Major (2 December 1968 Top Gear)
9. Embryo (2 December 1968 Top Gear)
10. Interstellar Overdrive (2 December 1968 Top Gear)
11. Daybreak (12 May 1969 Top Gear)
12. Nightmare (12 May 1969 Top Gear)
13. The Beginning (12 May 1969 Top Gear)
14. Beset By Creatures Of The Deep (12 May 1969 Top Gear)
15. The Narrow Way (12 May 1969 Top Gear)
16. Moonhead (20 July 1969 Omnibus' What If It's Just Green Cheese?)

40 years after the last Pink Floyd studio session for the BBC, Harvested is proud to present this upgraded version of BBC Archives 1967-1969.

This release required a lot of work and took more than 6 months to complete. The purpose was to present each track in the best possible quality. The process was long because it was performed on a track by track basis. For each song, we had to compare many different sources in order to identify the strengths and weaknesses of each version and then decide which one(s) to work on. The mastering work was done very carefully, trying to repair every flaw that could be corrected... and there were a lot (tape warble, crackles, drop-outs, incorrect speed, etc).

Instead of giving all the details for each single track (we want to avoid sterile debates about lineage and sources), we prefer the results to speak for itself. We think people should judge by their ears; listen to your sonically-preferred versions and compare them to the ones on this new Harvested release. We can confidently say that every track is - sonically speaking - an upgrade compared to the best previously circulating version, including the master transfer of the 25Jun68 session (which offered complete versions but from a damaged mastertape) and the recent Celestial Voices tracks from the 12May69 session.

We made the choice not to include the various DJ intros in order to focus on the music. There are some exceptions such as Reaction In G and Set The Controls from the 25Sep67 session, but for the remainder the DJ comments were considered too distracting and so we edited them out (e.g. the Tomorrow's World tracks). Also, it's important to note that all tracks are presented in true mono, the way they were mixed by the BBC (there's no fake stereo nor sound expanding effect).

This collection not only includes the sessions for BBC radio, but also studio sessions for BBC TV shows and documentaries making it more complete than the previous releases. The number of tracks is now 30; 14 are covering the 1967 sessions with Syd (on CD 1) and 16 are dedicated to the 1968-1969 era with David (on CD 2).

Research and Remastering by MOB
Quality Control by EdP
Artwork by RonToon
Produced by Harvested Records

MOB (December 2009)

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