Pink Floyd CD questions

I have a couple of Floyd CD questions that I hope someone can answer.

1.  I have a special edition of Piper that came in a box with loose pictures and a textured cover (sort of like currogated cardboard).  This CD is the monophonic version of the album.  I would like to know if the regular, currently available, CD of Piper is in stereo.  I prefer my stereo vinyl mix.  I'd like to have it on CD.

2.  I recently bought the CD version of Ummagumma.  The sticker on the wrapper promised lyrics for all the songs, yet there are none in the booklet for The Narrow Way.  Were they included in other versions of this CD?  Was it a printing error?  Does anyone else think that this CD should sound much better than it does?

Thanks,

Steve

frenchie wrote: 1. hmmm. the 94 remaster is stereo. works wonders on stuff like bike, pow r toc h and interstellar overdrive 2. mine had no sticker on the front but yes i wanted narrow ways lyrics. but the rest of the album is intstrumental.

 no it isnt.

the musical box wrote: frenchie wrote: 1. hmmm. the 94 remaster is stereo. works wonders on stuff like bike, pow r toc h and interstellar overdrive 2. mine had no sticker on the front but yes i wanted narrow ways lyrics. but the rest of the album is intstrumental.  no it isnt.

the only lyrics are on grantchester, astronomy domine, set the controls and narrow way part 3 arent they? not counting the jibberish on furry animals

Vegetableman wrote: Apparently, Dave was a little embarressed on the first lyrics he'd ever written. Thats why they weren't on the LP(i think, its not confirmed.), I don't know why they werent on the CD.

interesting. i read that during ummagumma sessions, roger was fed up of dave asking him for lyrics so one day he said "go do it yourself" and helped him out obviously. glad roger did this cos he sent dave on his way to become a great songwriter as well as immense guitarist.

so this could tie in well with the abscence of narrow ways. though i woulda thought by 1994 they woulda resurfaced. other reasons could be delibrate ignorance, since parts 1 and 2 are instrumental they may have assumed part 3 was too. or they cudda run out of room in the booklet.

It's like to see that Dave, as much as his solos might scream "I AM A NARCISSIST", has a little modesty.
I like modest people. Men.
Roger -- is it me, or does he look like he fell in the deep frier?

I have neither album, so sorry ...