London 1966-1967 [Enhanced] [EP] [Import]

Track Listings

1. Interstellar Overdrive [Full Length Version]

2. Nick's Boogie

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Album Details
The Full Length Definitive Version of ‘interstellar’ and the Little Known ‘nick’s Boogie’, Recorded at Sound Techniques, London, on the 11th and 12th of January 1967 for Peter Whitehead’s Sixties Films Most Notably ‘tonight Let’s Make Love in London’. Some of the Footage Whitehead Filmed is Included as Enhanced Bonus Content.

Tracks:

Interstellar Overdrive
Nick's Boogie

Average customer rating:

great jam music dude
A Yawn
Syd Barrett, RIP
Very good, but with important caveats
The Lords of Acid Rock in the Psychedelic heyday!!!

London 1966-1967
Pink Floyd
Manufacturer: Pucka Italy
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0009LNRGY
Release Date: 2005-07-19

Tracks:

Interstellar Overdrive [Full Length Version]
Nick's Boogie
Interstellar Overdrive/Interview Footage [*][Multimedia Track]

Album Details

The Full Length Definitive Version of `interstellar' and the Little Known `nick's Boogie', Recorded at Sound Techniques, London, on the 11th and 12th of January 1967 for Peter Whitehead's Sixties Films Most Notably `tonight Let's Make Love in London'. Some of the Footage Whitehead Filmed is Included as Enhanced Bonus Content.

Customer Reviews:

great jam music dude.......2007-05-07

this is a great jam cd great for deadheads this is what it would of been like to see the pink floyd back in 1966 1967 its a full 28 min of a pure psychedellic freak out i should say plus the video is cool has pink floyd peforming this since this album is live i say buy this and interstellar overdrive great jam man SYD BARRRET R.I.P

A Yawn.......2006-12-07

What a big disappointment. A bunch of stoned musicians noodling around and making completely inconsequential music. I like the Syd Barrett era, and I expected more from this album. Avoid.

Syd Barrett, RIP.......2006-07-12

Syd Barrett will be greatly missed. His whimsical songwriting style was unique and greatly influenced many famous musicians like David Bowie. This cd is an essential purchase for those wishing a taste of genius.

Very good, but with important caveats.......2005-12-05

Excellent stuff because there is awesome improvisation on Pink Floyd's part, but be forwarned:

- Only 2 songs in this video (but with great jams in them)

- As of this writing this exact volume is available in a DVD as well. So why buy a CD ROM, which can only be played on your computer? DVD is less pricey too

- The CD ROM auto-starts with a Macromedia (Flash?) interface that works rather badly (at best is cumbersome), and on my PC shrinks the film to a small square in the middle of the screen. You will be well advised to navigate into the CD to the folder called VIDEO (using Windows Explorer) and open the .MOV files yourself manually. Thus you will skip this difficult interface and get yourself a full sized view of the film

The Lords of Acid Rock in the Psychedelic heyday!!!.......2005-08-09

I had both of these cuts on a pink vinyl bootleg for years.
GET THEM NOW.

They are essential, true tablets of psychedelic revelation. The Floyd performed like this all the time, back in the day; this is the *only* semi-authorized live document from their eariest incarnation available, anywhere. Genius? Madness? Cacophony? These recordings "Boldly go where no man has gone before", although Hawkwind charted and mapped this territory a couple years later, the Floyd were the first to explore the Final Frontier.

This music will disassemble in your brain like a Rubic's Cube. It illustrates why the Floyd caught everyone's attention in the U.K. in the *first place*. Melts in your mind, not in your hand.

This set, with the CDR, is definitive. If you don't have the videotape "Live In London" (and very few people do) this is the only format available to view this footage, and it's SEMINAL stuff; get this, the Pink Floyd Singles CD, the mono rerelease of Piper at the Gates of Dawn, and *marvel* at the clarity of vision (ethnogenically induced though it be) of these visionary young men, and wonder: "What the hell happened?"

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1. Interstellar Overdrive [Full Length Version]
2. Nick's Boogie