Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here Vinyl LP 180g Remastered New And Sealed
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Sep 19, 2025 Sold Date
Aug 5, 2025 Start Date
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  • Artist: Pink Floyd
  • Title : Wish you were here
  • Format: Vinyl LP 180 gr. Remastered
  • Edition: Re -edition
  • Year: 2025
  • Press : Eu
  • Label/record company: Pink Floyd Records
  • Notes: Released in 1975, Wish You Were here immediately became a planetary success, also thanks to a song like Shine on You Crazy Diamond, dedicated to his friend Syd Barrett.wish You Were here is the ninth studio album of the British music group Pink Floyd, published in 1975 by Harvest/ Emi in Europe, and subsequently in Japan, and by Columbia/ sony in the rest of the world. Composed and tried live the songs during their performances in Europe, the album was recorded in various sessions at the Abbey Road Studios in London. The album explores the themes of the absence, of the disillusionment of the band to the cynical record industry, as represented by the cover, and the mental decline of the former member of the band Syd Barrett.
  • Tracklist: 1 shine on you crazy diamond [part 1]
    2 Welcome to the machine
    3 have a cigar
    4 wish you were here
    5 shine on you crazy diamond [part 2]
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Label/record company: Pink Floyd Records Notes: Released in 1975, Wish You Were here immediately became a planetary success, also thanks to a song like Shine on You Crazy Diamond, dedicated to his friend Syd Barrett.wish You Were here is the ninth studio album of the British music group Pink Floyd, published in 1975 by Harvest/ Emi in Europe, and subsequently in Japan, and by Columbia/ sony in the rest of the world. Composed and tried live the songs during their performances in Europe, the album was recorded in various sessions at the Abbey Road Studios in London. The album explores the themes of the absence, of the disillusionment of the band to the cynical record industry, as represented by the cover, and the mental decline of the former member of the band Syd Barrett. All Orders Are D


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