PINK FLOYD: THE SPACE ROCK ERA – INCA GOLD VINYL – MAGAZINE SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION
The early days of Pink Floyd as performing and recording artists featured a number of tracks which suggested there was an overall theme of space travel. Titles such as ‘Astronomy Domine’, ‘Interstellar Overdrive’ and ‘Set The Controls for the Heart of the Sun’ are the main examples.
The wonderful cover image on the album Ummagumma with the band’s equipment carefully laid out to form the image of a spaceship helped to underline what was considered to be the space rock theme. The image has stuck and the first three Pink Floyd albums are widely known as the Space Rock era.
This deluxe edition is limited to 1000 copies only and is presented with a permanent heavy weight glass clear vinyl cover to provide permanent protection for your priceless album. The accompanying Special Edition of Music Legends Magazine includes a feature on Pink Floyd: How Animals Built The Wall.
Music Legends Magazine also features QR codes which access a series of companion video podcasts to compliment and enhance your enjoyment of the music on the album. Also included inside the magazine is the promo code which unlocks a 20% discount on all Coda titles!
Track Listing:
Side 1
1. Interstellar Overdrive – (Palazzo Del Sport, Rome 6th May 1968)
2. Let There Be More Light – (Le Bilboquet, Paris – 31st December 1968)
3. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun – (Bouton Rouge 24th Feb 1968)
4. Flaming – (Bouton Rouge 24th Feb 1968)
Side 2
1. Astronomy Domine – (BBC – 27th January 1967)
2. Pow R.Toc H – (BBC – 27th January 1967)
3. Interstellar Overdrive – (The UFO Club 1967)
4. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (Palazzo Del Sport, Rome 6th May 1968)
5. Let There Be More Light (Bouton Rouge 24th Feb 1968)
