Deep Cuts from Pink Floyd

Another name for Careful with that Axe Eugene was 'Murderous Woman' (it appeared as that in the BBC sessions from 68/69)

I wanted to put Mudmen in the poll, but considering that the song it's kinda like Burning Bridges part 2, I thought Burning bridges would do the trick. My bad then... 

As for Careful with that Axe Eugene, some will know it, some won't. Fans of psychedelic Floyd love it, fans of Floyd making it big in the 70s, probably don't. 

I also put the Zabriskie Point version of the song.  Worth checking out IMO. 

It's on the album More. 

I'll feature it when I make another PF poll, I promise! 

I've always thought that "Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun" was the best of all these, as visible in so many bootlegs, and I have to listen to them again (got find those boots now!!!!) because if I am not mistaken even the lyrics were changed now and then. And the Gong was extended a few more times.

The other piece, was "One Of These Days" that in Sept 1972 at the Hollywood Bowl in the splendor of the Quadraphonic Sound (not sure folks today know what this is and how it touches you ... !!! And they used it through The Wall, and then dropped it.) it was a slight windy day in Hollywood and you could hear the wind hitting the hills some a wee bit (if you ever heard it and were familiar with it) and the opening of the piece was extended to include those sounds and touches, which made for a longer introduction ... and it was far out ... let me tell you, specially with all those single notes going around your head and the place ... the echo of the notes went around several times ... I think Roger had fun extending that a lot!