Pink Floyd Between The Hopeful Live At The Old Refractory 1969 GREEN Vinyl NEW
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Pink Floyd "Between The Hopeful And The Damned Live At The Old Refractory 1969” Limited Edition Green Colored Vinyl LP Record Album. New, sealed, no rips to shrinkwrap, no bumped corners. LP remains unopened and slip-case is crease-free. With all Hype Stickers. In stock, Ships same day, so you’ll have it in days, not weeks.
*Non-returnable/Non-refundable once opened. No exceptions. All products are carefully packed & shipped in special shipping cartons.
Released on the Dear Boss Label
Pink Floyd Live at the Old Refectory 1969 captures the band in a transitional phase, blending their early psychedelic roots with the progressive sounds that defined their future. This rare performance showcases experimental improvisations and tracks that reflect their evolving musical identity.
Release date: February 28, 2025
Track Listing:
Astronomy Domine
Careful With That Axe Eugene
Interstellar Overdrive
Green Is The Colour
Beset By Creatures Of The Deep
A Saucerful Of Secrets
Colored vinyl may have color variations during the manufacturing process.
This doesn’t affect the sound quality itself, thus returns and exchanges are not possible for these instances.
Color vinyl played on turntables without a turntable tone arm or weight adjustment function may experience skipping when playing some tracks. This is mostly caused by horizontal and stylus pressure settings, not a defect in the disc manufacturing. Please keep this in mind when purchasing.
Review: The title is lifted from a line in the song from their 1969 studio album,
More, which is an acoustic folk ballad titled 'Green Is The Colour': "Heavy is the bond between the hopeful and the damned." Live they slap on a more electric feel with Gilmour's inimitable soloing a strong part of it. The overarching loose, exploratory feel to this collection is a result of Pink Floyd's tendency to improvise and see where the music takes them. Clearly playing for themselves here but nevertheless
compelling and awe-inspiring in what they do.
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