Pink Floyd/Dune Virtual Zabriskie Point Studio Album

From November to December 1969, in Rome, Italy, Floyd recorded many songs for the movie “Dune/Zabriskie Point.” However, due to the wishes of director Michelangelo Antonioni, who did not understand Floyd’s music, much of it was not used in the film, and only three songs were included in the soundtrack released in 1970, and furthermore, it was released in 1997. A total of 7 songs saw the light of day on the 2-CD set released. However, among the many takes recorded at that time, although there were differences in sound quality, there were actually many high-quality numbers circulating underground, and for fans, all of them were highly collectible items. This CD is a compilation of the best underground takes selected by overseas enthusiasts based on the concept of “What if Floyd had made a full-length album with the theme of “Dune” at this time?” This is a high quality “virtual “Zabriskie Point” album”. Recording time is 76 minutes 40 seconds. Of course, there is also Us and Them’s prototype tune Violent Sequence, which was also dropped from the official complete CD, as well as Oenone and Fingal’s Cave, which have a combination of stillness and movement that has been familiar to Floyd fans for a long time, creating an outstanding effect. Recorded. Oenone, who captivates listeners with his unique floating sensation, appears many times throughout the album, changing his form as if he were a storyteller. Fingal’s Cave has a strong impact on the listener with its heavy metal riffs rather than hard rock, and it also includes many unreleased numbers with intense sound collage and mysterious electric piano, making it a great choice for fans who have not heard it yet. is definitely a must-have. The Embryo, which is not originally related to “Sand Dune” but is a staple of early live performances and is rumored to be an outtake of “Umaguma”, is featured in the second half of the CD, sandwiched between Oenone Pt.2 and Heart Beat Pig Meat. I can feel the creator’s taste in appearing in this movie. Embryo, a masterpiece among masterpieces that is familiar to boot fans, is an unfortunate work that has no place as a studio album, and considering the recording period and the raw structure of this work, It is very interesting that they fit well when lined up side by side. Recorded Nov./Dec. 1969 in Rome for the film “Zabriskie Point” except “The Embryo” recorded for “Ummagumma” (76:38) 1. Love Scene 2. Intermezzo 3. The Violence Sequence 4. Crumbling Land Pt.1 5. Sleep 6. Oenone Pt.1 7. Fingal’s Cave 8. Red Queen Prelude 9. Crumbling Land Pt.2 10. Rain In The Country 11. Blues 12. Red Queen Theme 13. Oenone Pt.2 14. The Embryo 15 . Heart Beat Pig Meat 16. Oenone(Reprise) 17. Come In Number 51 Your Time Is Up