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Poll Question: Which is your favorite "obscure" Pink Floyd song?
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Points: 1008 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 24 2011 at 02:58
Originally posted by Olias Bro Olias Bro wrote:

Astronomy Domine shouldn't really be considered an "obscure" Pink Floyd song.  It was released in multiple forms and, while not mainstream, is not unheard-of by casual Pink Floyd fans.  So I guess I'll go with Fearless.

I would go further and suggest that it has always been a well known Floyd song, if only because of the catchy name.
 
It doesn't belong in this poll and has unfortunately distorted what is potentially an interesting question.
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Originally posted by octopus-4 octopus-4 wrote:

Originally posted by Steven Brodziak Steven Brodziak wrote:

Originally posted by octopus-4 octopus-4 wrote:

There's also a live version of Atom Heart Mother with the orchestra and one of the best versions of Embryo
I want THIS^^^^
There are two BBC disks recorded more or less in the same period.
The tracklist of the first is:

The Embryo
Fat Old Sun
Green Is The Colour
Careful With That Axe Eugene
Atom Heart Mother

disk 2 is:

Fat Old Sun
One Of These Days
The Embryo
Echoes
More Blues


      i'd like to hear that!!!!!Smile
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Wait to hear the DSOTM BBC full album live '74 with Echoes.

Telechargeable ici:

http://www.seedfloyd.fr/forum/index.php?topic=1173.0

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Originally posted by oliverstoned oliverstoned wrote:

Wait to hear the DSOTM BBC full album live '74 with Echoes.

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http://www.seedfloyd.fr/forum/index.php?topic=1173.0
  thanks! i've try but the link doesn't work anymore
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Those BBC recordings should have good enough sound quality to be released... THEY SHOULD BE RELEASED!!!

Then I guess I would have just about enougu early Floyd Live, which for me is much better than early Floyd in the studio.
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Rain in The Country

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upYgykgWnTA
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Wot's um the Deal?

the deal is I like Wot's um the Deal?
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My favorite "obscure" Floyd would have to be:

1. Cirrus Minor
2. The Narrow Way, part 3
3. Embryo
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Realy love those 3 ones, Embryo is close to Set the control to me
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Of those I'd go with Fearless, outside of that it would be Careful with that axe Eugene from Ummagumma
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I don't think those choices are very obscure so I go with Jude111 and say The Narrow Way.
It's a piece of music that's almost never mentioned but nevertheless set a standard for the future Floyd sound. It's the foundation of Dark Side of the Moon in fact, if you listen carefully. But also of course for earlier works such as Atom Heart Mother and the whole of Wish You Were Here.
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The live version of Cymbaline from The Man and The Journey is the fashizzle.
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Originally posted by silverpot silverpot wrote:

I don't think those choices are very obscure so I go with Jude111 and say The Narrow Way.
It's a piece of music that's almost never mentioned but nevertheless set a standard for the future Floyd sound. It's the foundation of Dark Side of the Moon in fact, if you listen carefully. But also of course for earlier works such as Atom Heart Mother and the whole of Wish You Were Here.
   
the narrow way is a very interresting piece of music, it shows the Gilmour way on guitar, very innovative at the time
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For me, 'Set the Controls...' is probably my pick. Whether it's the live Pompeii one or the studio, not sure. Perhaps studio, as I like the more muffled nature of Roger's voice on the the studio version
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Originally posted by jean-marie jean-marie wrote:

Originally posted by silverpot silverpot wrote:

I don't think those choices are very obscure so I go with Jude111 and say The Narrow Way.
It's a piece of music that's almost never mentioned but nevertheless set a standard for the future Floyd sound. It's the foundation of Dark Side of the Moon in fact, if you listen carefully. But also of course for earlier works such as Atom Heart Mother and the whole of Wish You Were Here.
   
the narrow way is a very interresting piece of music, it shows the Gilmour way on guitar, very innovative at the time


It's a pity Gilmour has had such a hard time hitting those high notes the few times he's tried to perform the song live; otherwise perhaps it would get the nod over "Fat Old Sun," which he has played pretty frequently but in my opinion isn't quite as good...
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Points: 2585 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 03 2011 at 07:26
Love both but would realy enjoy listening an update live performance, but you know there are so many poeples thinking the whole ummagumma studio record is rubbish, of course they're wrong LOL
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It Would Be So Nice
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Originally posted by Follix Follix wrote:

It Would Be So Nice
   A nice Rick piece
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Originally posted by jean-marie jean-marie wrote:

Originally posted by Follix Follix wrote:

It Would Be So Nice
   A nice Rick piece

Yeah I like it I don't think it's the best of that era but I love the melody. However it's badly recorded, Waters and Mason said it was one of the worst song they ever did.

To answer the question more seriously, I would go with any live version of Careful with that Axe. Runners-up would be ''Point Me at the Sky'' and ''See Emily Play''.

Echoes and Astronomy Domine being excluded cause I don't consider them ''Obscure''
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