A Saucerful Of Secrets (track) by Pink Floyd
Year: 1968
From the album A Saucerful Of Secrets (track #5)


A Saucerful Of Secrets appears on the following album(s) by Pink Floyd:
- A Saucerful Of Secrets (track #5) (this album) (1968)
- Ummagumma (track #4) (1969)
- A Nice Pair (track #16) (compilation) (1973)
- Shine On (track #5) (compilation) (1992)
- The Early Years 1972 Obfusc/ation (track #14) (compilation) (2017)
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scary as hell
Some pretty damn good work creating all these sonic landscapes. The ending 3 minutes are just beautiful.

Although the studio version is not the best, this song is simply incredible, with the amaizing melody that cut my soul in half. The Live At Pompeii version has the unbelievable Gilmour's screams.

Far from being as popular as "Interstellar Overdrive" and I'm not sure that's fair. It lacks a great riff to encapsulate the improvisational freaked out jamming, but it's also a completely different beast we're dealing with here. Foreshadows their future progressive direction and embodies much more structure than just a bookend riff. The experimental first three parts are demanding, but highly rewarding once the revelatory-sounding "Celestial Voices"-part kicks in. Mysterious, but in the end gorgeous!

In my opinion this one is better than the last ones, at least the most
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