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PINK FLOYD ANNOUNCE 'THE EARLY YEARS 1965 - 1972 - THE INDIVIDUAL VOLUMES

PINK FLOYD ANNOUNCE 'THE EARLY YEARS 1965 - 1972 - THE INDIVIDUAL VOLUMES

February 14, 2017
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The Early Years, 1965 - 1972: The Individual Volumes’

Released: 24 March 2017

6 individual Volumes available as multi-disc book-bound packages

  • Rare tracks, demos, interviews, and film footage document the band’s beginnings
  • Each individual volume contains CD, DVD & Blu-ray packages and includes photo books and memorabilia
  • On 24 March 2017, Pink Floyd will release a series of book-bound individual collections of the band’s seminal music from 1965-1972. The 6 individual collections were first released as part of ‘The Early Years 1965-1972’ box set.

    Whether a fan of the early Syd Barrett era Pink Floyd, or to the final moments before ‘The Dark Side of The Moon’, there is something in these volumes for fans and newcomers to the band. The stand-alone packages were originally released exclusively as the full ‘Early Years: 1965-1972’ box set that was reviewed as one of the best box sets of 2016 but are now available as bite-sized volumes broken down by years 1965-1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971 and finally 1972. Outtakes and demos from the band’s early albums including ‘The Piper at the Gates of Dawn’, ‘A Saucerful Of Secrets’, ‘Meddle’ and ‘Atom Heart Mother’ are included on these packages.

    Each package shows fans the creative genius behind each Pink Floyd recording and even the titles (CAMBRIDGE ST/ATION, GERMIN/ATION, DRAMATIS/ATION, DEVI/ATION, REVERB/ATION, OBFUSC/ATION) have been dreamed up by Roger Waters to give an insight into where the band were at that particular point in their career.

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