PINK FLOYD More Vinyl LP Columbia Soundtrack (SCX 6346 1G/2G) 1969 First Press
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PINK FLOYD More Vinyl LP Soundtrack Columbia 1969 First Pressing


Pink is the Colour: A Look Back at 1969’s ‘More’ Soundtrack by Pink Floyd 

The sonic accompaniment of Barbet Schroeder’s psychedelic sex opus still sounds not of this century a half-century later


For the soundtrack of this decidedly downbeat film, Schroeder chose Pink Floyd. Barry Miles quoted the director explaining his choice. “Pink Floyd were making the music that was best adapted to the movie at that time – spacey and very in tune with nature.”As used in the film, the songs the band wrote and recorded are subtle additions; often as not, the songs flit in and out of the soundtrack in the form of sounds coming from a radio. Because a variety of styles would be needed to evoke certain specific moods, Pink Floyd was called upon to create a suitably diverse collection of music. Over a period spanning all of February through May of 1969, the band worked on songs for More in between its now-customary schedule of concerts. For a variety of reasons – owing at least in part to difficulty obtaining overseas work permits – Pink Floyd largely remained in Great Britain during this period, playing at numerous festivals, benefit concerts and other dates that often included several other acts. (Bill Kopp's 2018 book)

I have graded the vinyl Excellent, as I can see little sign of use or wear.
I have graded the sleeve Very Good Plus, the front is Excellent but alas the back has damage in the bottom left hand corner
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out side A, Variant 1): YAX 3868-1G
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out side B, Variant 1): YAX 3869-2G


On the label and spine the artist appears as just ''Pink Floyd''.  I believe this is the Fifth Issue of the 1969 recording







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