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Some Early Pink Floyd "Deep Cuts" (67-72)
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    Posted: December 30 2019 at 16:42
Did a Genesis version of this but I'd like to see how some of the early-era deep cuts for my favorite band ever will stack up. I wanted to include material from the entirety of the bands discography but a few of their records simply don't have deep cuts on them so I stuck with the earlier material.
If you don't think some of these are true "deep cuts" be sure to let me know, I'm always interested in hearing how other people perceive a discography in comparison to my own opinions on these records. 
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summer 68
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Pow R. over Khyber 
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Originally posted by Scorpius Scorpius wrote:

Did a Genesis version of this but I'd like to see how some of the early-era deep cuts for my favorite band ever will stack up. I wanted to include material from the entirety of the bands discography but a few of their records simply don't have deep cuts on them so I stuck with the earlier material.
If you don't think some of these are true "deep cuts" be sure to let me know, I'm always interested in hearing how other people perceive a discography in comparison to my own opinions on these records. 

Well no, I just searched on here and you did seven stones vs fountain of sulmacis but that's it as far as any early Genesis poll you did.

Anyway, summer 68 for me. 

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Summer '68
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"San Tropez" is in my opinion not deep cut at all


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Mudmen. I love that track.
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Mudmen for me. What a guitar instrumental. I was never much a fan for Pow R Toc H, but I really liked the live version on the Early Years box-set.
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my list would go like this:
mudmen
summer 68
see saw
san tropez

then the last three
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Chapter 24 for me (if there had been Remember a Day, that would have been my choise). Like BJ, I don´t also think San Tropez is a deep cut. From that album One Of These Days, a Pillow Of Winds & naturally Echoes are, but rest not. Also I think See-Saw is the weakest song of Saucerful, but anyway much deeper than San Tropez. But I don´t hate that, it fits to Meddle just like Seamus.

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Summer '68 > Pow R. Toc H. >= See Saw >= Chapter 24 > Mudmen > San Tropez >> Up the Khyber 
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I very nearly voted Mudmen. Another day and it would have been my choice.
But Summer '68 just doesn't get anywhere near the appreciation it deserves.
Apart from this poll.
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I always have fun when listening Pow R, so I voted for that one.
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Originally posted by AZF AZF wrote:

I very nearly voted Mudmen. Another day and it would have been my choice.
But Summer '68 just doesn't get anywhere near the appreciation it deserves.
Apart from this poll.


Well, neither does Mudmen... it gets far less appreciation than Summer '68, as far as I understand it.
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Pow R Toc H, love that one! Up the Khyber and Summer 68 are also great.
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Originally posted by Dellinger Dellinger wrote:

Originally posted by AZF AZF wrote:

I very nearly voted Mudmen. Another day and it would have been my choice.
But Summer '68 just doesn't get anywhere near the appreciation it deserves.
Apart from this poll.


Well, neither does Mudmen... it gets far less appreciation than Summer '68, as far as I understand it.
Well, it´s anyway third here. What I am suprised See Saw haven´t got any votes, it´s the least favourite of me in Saucerful, but really Pink Floyd has much more weaker pieces (Saucerful is one of my big favourites as whole). Even San Tropez got 4 votes, I think that´s much weaker than See Saw.

Edited by Mortte - January 02 2020 at 23:41
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