Classic Rock 45 Record Pink Floyd Welcome to the Machine / Have a Cigar 1975 VG+
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Description

Artist: Pink Floyd

A-Side: Welcome to the Machine

B-Side: Have a Cigar

Label: Columbia Records

Catalog Number: 3-10248

Original Release: 1975

Genre: Classic Rock / Progressive Rock


Offered here is an original 1975 Columbia Records 45 by Pink Floyd, featuring “Welcome to the Machine” backed with “Have a Cigar,” two of the most iconic tracks from the landmark album Wish You Were Here.


Written by Roger Waters and produced by Pink Floyd, these songs represent one of the band’s creative peaks. Welcome to the Machine is a dark, synthesizer-driven critique of the music industry, while Have a Cigar famously features guest vocalist Roy Harper, after both Roger Waters and David Gilmour were dissatisfied with their own vocal takes.


Unlike many Pink Floyd singles, U.S. commercial 45s were produced in relatively modest numbers, making original Columbia pressings desirable among collectors, especially when paired with two classic album tracks.


Condition: VG


* Vinyl grades VG overall.

* Light surface scuffs and scratches consistent with normal play.

* Labels show moderate handling wear.

* Light dead wax etching is present, including the release year and collector catalog notes.

* No cracks or edge chips observed.

* Please examine all photographs carefully as they are part of the description.


Dead Wax / Matrix


Catalog Number: 3-10248


Label Matrix Numbers:


* ZSS 160789 – Have a Cigar

* ZSS 160790 – Welcome to the Machine


Additional dead wax matrix inscriptions are not fully legible from the photographs.


Provenance


This record comes from the private collection of a legendary Detroit crate-digger and one-time DJ and bears the unmistakable marks of his preservation techniques, including lightly etching the release year and cataloging notes into the dead wax. Unlike some records from the collection, this example does not appear to have label-protection tape, so that provenance detail has been omitted.


This is “a piece of rock history from an epic collection of rare 45’s, filled with dj copies and promos of early northern soul, doo-woo, rockabilly, detroit garage and psyche rock.”


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