Pink Floyd/Omayyad

A CD version of “Omayyad,” said to be the first Floyd bootleg in the United States. It is well known that the two live tracks included on the legendary pirated edition “Omayyad” are from this performance, but instead of recording “Omayyad” from the disc, they digitized it from the tape source. That’s what it is. Four unreleased studio songs recorded for the soundtrack of the movie “Dune” from November to December 1969: Oenone, Fingal’s Cave, Crumbling Land, and Rain In The Country, and from the San Diego performance on May 1, 1970. Contains a total of 6 songs from Interstellar Overdrive and Embryo. . It’s not an analog take, but a digitized version of a 1gen copy tape from the master tape, with a strong midrange sound and a very powerful sound. At first glance, the content seems like a hodgepodge of unused takes from the movie “Zabriskie Point” and the Santa Monica performance, but the studio side and live side are reproduced on one disc, following the official release “Ummagumma.” All of the songs on this album are unreleased songs, making it a super masterpiece that makes you feel the creator’s clear intentions (reminiscent of the relationship between Cream’s “Wheels Of Fire” and “Goodbye”). The jacket also follows the original style and has a wonderful finish. 1. Oneone 2. Fingal’s Cave 3. Interstellar Overdrive *4. Crumbling Land (Original Long Version) 5. Rain In The Country 6. Embryo*