Pink Floyd The Early Years 1965-1972 -Anticip/ation

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The following images have been posted at Pink Floyd's Official Facebook page since July 20:

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July 26

 

I have particularly fond memories of it because it was my first ROIO provided generously by a member of the old Echoes mailing list. All that was required of me was to mail out some blank CD-Rs and they even printed out the artwork for me in color(!!!!). Still a prized possession. Those Harvested releases were a highlight of my late teens.

I haven't heard this one. I may need to go on the hunt...

But yeah, the quality of the Harvested releases was tremendous and I would love it if the band would see their way clear to at least taking those on board. Imagine the slaying if they just released their own "Bootleg Series" utilizing only the Harvested catalog...

 

Was the 'Who Was Trained' also known as Roars End? from July 6th 77?

 

I DO!!! I have some more info that can't be revealed just yet. But you all won't have to wait too long for the details!

 

Ooooh you meany

 

Brain Damage has the news, just not reporting it. A Fleeting Glimpse has the scoop as usual (thanks to yours truly).

 

You won't need to wait nearly that long!!!

 

Then I guess this artwork is the proper one now:

(I have absolutely no idea about this band)

 

Yes. I miss his insights as well.

 

Again, thanks for the props!!!

 

Love me early Floyd.


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No kidding. Where do you think the image I posted came from?

 

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And it's about time. We all know the bootlegs, but these two tracks should, imo, become part of the official canon. (along with those six 1965 tracks I hope).

 

Maybe the Floyd staff took notice of Dylan's latest deluxe box and decided that there were enough people that could afford an expensive Pink Floyd set too.

 

No surprise at all. Then they wonder why people steal music....

 

This is all very interesting... I'm not a huge fan of early Floyd but I'm a sucker for super deluxe box sets!

 

The 15 could be including the 45 replicas and video discs,but it could also be the studio albums.That 700 price would put it at around 50 dollars a disc,that can't be right.

 

Big ticket limited releases like the Dylan set have piracy built into their model. Sell out the box at full price and your revenue is complete.

 

I'd need medical attention for shock if it turns out that exists....

 

That link is dead.

 

I hope there will be many tracks of Rick Wright.
Excuse me in advance for my English

 

Ah please more Information... Give a clue.... Please!!!

 

Don't know when the Dylan set was released but this has been in the works for the past few years.