Pink Floyd/Germany 3.14.1970

After the release of “Umaguma” in 1970, the UK tour started on January 10th, and then the short European tour, which included a live performance in Nuremberg, Germany on March 14th, featuring high-quality music that has been unearthed in recent years. Complete recording from Audience Master. First of all, it should be noted that this sound source, which has been famous even in analog so far, was recorded directly from the master tape owned by Taper released in 2015, and this title from the low generation master is It was the most experimental period, and the precious live performance with few remaining sound sources is recorded in a quality that is significantly upgraded from the past distribution, and all the parts that were cut due to tape changes etc. are also included. , achieved complete reproduction. Lives from this period, where there was still a lot of fantastical improvisation and remnants of 60’s psychedelic music, started with “Astronomy Domine” from the Sid era. Following the more than 10-minute experimental “Careful With That Ax, Eugine,” More’s mellow tune “Cymbaline” is an unusually long version with a footsteps gimmick, and includes improvisation. A bold arrangement. And “The Embryo”, which was unreleased at the time, was also an unfinished version without the fetal sounds. The following song, “Interstellar Overdrive,” also has a bold arrangement that is quite different from the original, followed by “Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun,” where Gilmour’s spacey guitar is wonderful, and finally, “Atom Heart Mother.” The album ended with “The Amazing Pudding”, the original song of “The Amazing Pudding”, where the four members performed a prototype of “Atomic Heart Mother” for over 20 minutes. Here, in its best quality, is a performance from the most experimental and creative period in Floyd’s live history. DISC ONE : 1. Astronomy Domino/2. Careful With That Ax Eugene/3. Cymbaline/4. A Saucerful Of Secrets/5. The Embryo/6. Interstellar Overdrive DISC TWO : 1. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun /2. Atom Heart Mother [Live at Meistersingerhalle, Nurnberg, Germany March 14th 1970]