“Interstellar Overdrive” (13:31)
Unreleased Ummagumma Test Press
Pink Floyd’s space epic, “Interstellar Overdrive,” originally intended for the live half of Ummagumma. Reportedly, this recording made it as far as a test pressing before getting yanked from release altogether. Recorded May 2, 1969, at the same Manchester College show that produced some of the other live stuff on Ummagumma.











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Nice. Thanks (as always) for sharing!
thanks!
Wow – thanks a million times. Always wanted to hear this version!
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this is the Floyd I knew and loved, back in the day. thanks for the memories, it's a great share.
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it's really amazing!
I'm very happy to hear it,thanks a lot.
thanks for this…after listening to it I’m not sure if I heard it before, interesting but absolutely nowhere near the excitement of not only the studio version on Piper but also the other live versions with Syd.
If you’ll allow me a slight tangent…
Fans of 1969 Floyd will, of course, know about the Zabriskie Point “lost album” (only 3 PF tracks on the original soundtrack; 4 more on the Expanded CD; Laserdisc versions, etc.).
I’ve been slowly building up a “complete version” for the last couple of years. I was doing one more sweep of the internet (to try to find better copies of the “Omay yad” tracks) and – wouldn’t you know it? – someone has beaten me to the punch!
There are various so-called “Complete” or “Ultimate” versions floating around, but this one is really the real deal. I’d disagree with the sequencing (track order) a bit, but that’s a minor quibble.
Pink Floyd – “A Total Zabriskie Point of View” (1969/70) (2CD bootleg, 2011):
http://just-add-cones.blogspot.com/2011/10/pink-floyd-total-zabriskie-point-of.html
Cheers!
Thanks 3410