Pink Floyd Fillmore West (San Francisco, CA) 29 Aprile 1970…

Best quality ever of the Holland Kralingen Pop Festival 1970….

“One in a Million”, also known by the titles “Rush in a Million”, “Once in a Million”, “Rust in a Million”, and “Brush Your Window”, is an unreleased Pink Floyd song recorded one time at a concert in Copenhagen on September 13, 1967, by the Barrett, Waters, Wright and Mason line-up….

This is another unique performance of an excellent track off Ummagumma. The Narrow Way, written by David Gilmour. The track in its entirety has never been played live by the Floyd (except for Part 3, that has been played live on the Man and the Journey suite…)…

“Reaction In G”, sometimes referred to (erroneously) as “Stoned Alone”, is a song performed by the Barrett-era Pink Floyd in 1967. The song itself was performed as a cynical response to audiences and promoters pressuring Pink Floyd to play their hit singles (such as Arnold Layne and See Emily Play), rather than the long, free-form jams they preferred at the time. Despite the title, the piece was actually performed in the key of E….

No-Man – Wherever There is Light Set The Controls for the Heart of the Sun Ummagumma…

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Sorry no Floyd video, music recorded 11/21/1970 in Montreaux, Switzerland (“Smokin' Blues”). Urban cycling filmed on Jan. 2, 2008, from New York Grand Central to Upper East Side…

“Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun” is a song by British rock band Pink Floyd and is featured on their second album A Saucerful of Secrets (1968).[1] It was written by Roger Waters[1] and features a drum part by Nick Mason played with timpani mallets. The song was regularly performed between 1967 and 1973[1] and can be heard on the live record of the 1969 album Ummagumma[1] and seen in the 1972 movie Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii.[1] It also appears on the compilation album Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd which was released in 2001….

Music dedicated to memory of Richard Wright (1943 – 2008), Pink Floyd keyboardist This is music for Rick Wright, of course for his listeners, if you like this music, and for all (and for myself). This is completely amateur. I hope this music will help preserve the memory of Rick, because I think that both his music in our memory and a music recorded by us with the inspiration of his style and sound will guarantee that the music of Rick and Pink Floyd will last a very long time. Now I know that anyone can compose music. So I encourage you to record music. “28.07.2011″ is my third musical project, music was created in the period from 16-05-2011 to 07-07-2011 and from 14-07-2011 to 24-07-2011. Project “28.07.2011″ is designed for Wright’s birth anniversary. At the beginning I wanted to write something on the anniversary of the death, but changed my mind. So I invented a hypothetical situation, because I needed inspiration to write music, a hypothetical situation Rick’s presence in memory, and … memory as a man who is no longer among us (some people would say that the spirit or the soul in another world) 08 – “ALL (W)RIGHT” pt:3 – All right, all for Wright, etc, not important, it is the manipulation of words. The three parts of “All (W)right” created at the beginning, I wanted to try to do a more progressive music, this music has no hidden messages. Thank You for listening. “28.07.2011″ 01 – No Shadow In The Morning 02 – Birthday pt:1 03 – All (W)right pt:1 04 – A Momentary ……