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Pink Floyd
Released 1992

Is There Anybody Out There?
02:40
958 plays

One of These Days
05:56
943 plays

Speak to Me
01:13
9,138 plays

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- 1
- Let There Be More Light
- 05:37
- 1,161 plays

- 2
- Remember a Day
- 04:33
- 1,080 plays

- 3
- Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
- 05:27
- 1,175 plays

- 4
- Corporal Clegg
- 04:12
- 718 plays

- 5
- A Saucerful of Secrets
- 11:56
- 738 plays

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- See Saw
- 04:36
- 556 plays

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- Jugband Blues
- 02:59
- 591 plays

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- One of These Days
- 05:56
- 943 plays

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- A Pillow of Winds
- 05:12
- 1,063 plays

- 10
- Fearless
- 06:08
- 1,406 plays

- 11
- San Tropez
- 03:43
- 708 plays

- 12
- Seamus
- 02:15
- 621 plays

- 13
- Echoes
- 23:28
- 1,258 plays

- 14
- Speak to Me
- 01:13
- 9,138 plays

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- Breathe
- 02:46
- 11,551 plays

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- On the Run
- 03:34
- 7,424 plays

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- Time
- 07:04
- 15,932 plays

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- The Great Gig in the Sky
- 04:44
- 7,778 plays

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- Money
- 06:32
- 10,695 plays

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- Us and Them
- 07:40
- 8,107 plays

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- Any Colour You Like
- 03:25
- 7,846 plays

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- Brain Damage
- 03:50
- 10,534 plays

- 23
- Eclipse
- 02:02
- 18,387 plays

- 24
- Shine on You Crazy Diamond, Pts. 1-5
- 13:38
- 1,378 plays

- 25
- Welcome to the Machine
- 07:29
- 1,608 plays

- 26
- Have a Cigar
- 05:24
- 1,541 plays

- 27
- Wish You Were Here
- 05:17
- 2,737 plays

- 28
- Shine on You Crazy Diamond, Pts. 6-9
- 12:28
- 1,074 plays

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- Pigs on the Wing, Pt. 1
- 01:24
- 581 plays

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- Dogs
- 17:04
- 680 plays

- 31
- Pigs (Three Different Ones)
- 11:26
- 666 plays

- 32
- Sheep
- 10:18
- 715 plays

- 33
- Pigs on the Wing, Pt. 2
- 01:25
- 464 plays

- 34
- In the Flesh?
- 03:19
- 610 plays

- 35
- The Thin Ice
- 02:29
- 849 plays

- 36
- Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 1
- 03:10
- 2,658 plays

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- The Happiest Days of Our Lives
- 01:50
- 891 plays

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- Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2
- 03:59
- 3,119 plays

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- Mother
- 05:35
- 19,045 plays

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- Goodbye Blue Sky
- 02:46
- 1,421 plays

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- Empty Spaces
- 02:09
- 839 plays

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- Young Lust
- 03:30
- 1,243 plays

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- One of My Turns
- 03:35
- 733 plays

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- Don't Leave Me Now
- 04:16
- 531 plays

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- Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 3
- 01:14
- 1,515 plays

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- Goodbye Cruel World
- 01:14
- 614 plays

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- Hey You
- 04:41
- 4,589 plays

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- Is There Anybody Out There?
- 02:40
- 958 plays

- 49
- Nobody Home
- 03:24
- 868 plays

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- Vera
- 01:33
- 785 plays

- 51
- Bring the Boys Back Home
- 01:26
- 653 plays

- 52
- Comfortably Numb
- 06:25
- 24,557 plays

- 53
- The Show Must Go On
- 01:36
- 599 plays

- 54
- In the Flesh
- 04:16
- 677 plays

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- Run Like Hell
- 04:24
- 1,383 plays

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- Waiting for the Worms
- 03:57
- 666 plays

- 57
- Stop
- 00:00
- 569 plays

- 58
- The Trial
- 05:19
- 893 plays

- 59
- Outside the Wall
- 01:43
- 638 plays

- 60
- Signs of Life
- 04:23
- 217 plays

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- Learning to Fly
- 04:53
- 1,055 plays

- 62
- The Dogs of War
- 06:08
- 633 plays

- 63
- One Slip
- 05:06
- 217 plays

- 64
- On the Turning Away
- 05:41
- 1,281 plays

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- Yet Another Movie/Round and Around
- 07:28
- 73 plays

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- A New Machine, Pt. 1
- 01:46
- 76 plays

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- Terminal Frost
- 06:17
- 66 plays

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- A New Machine, Pt. 2
- 00:00
- 52 plays

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- Sorrow
- 08:47
- 160 plays

- 70
- Arnold Layne
- 02:57
- 1,798 plays

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- Candy and a Currant Bun
- 02:47
- 1,325 plays

- 72
- See Emily Play
- 02:54
- 1,346 plays

- 73
- The Scarecrow
- 02:10
- 1,403 plays

- 74
- Apples and Oranges
- 03:08
- 1,345 plays

- 75
- Paintbox
- 03:47
- 1,050 plays

- 76
- It Would Be So Nice
- 03:46
- 1,157 plays

- 77
- Julia Dream
- 02:35
- 1,133 plays

- 78
- Point Me at the Sky
- 03:35
- 1,395 plays

- 79
- Careful with That Axe, Eugene
- 05:44
- 1,303 plays

album review

This box set devoted to Pink Floyd was somewhat frustrating at the time of its release. Priced at over 100 dollars, it included nine CDs drawn equally from their EMI and Columbia Records, starting with their second album, A Saucerful of Secrets. That seemed to confuse a lot of people who regard that transitional album as a lot less important and alluring than its predecessor, Piper at the Gates of Dawn. On the other hand, EMI was planning its own special edition of that album, and it could be argued that the hardcore fans who might be attracted to this set would certainly already own the debut album, and be prepared to buy EMI's special edition of it. The essential problem is that Pink Floyd, like most prog rock and psychedelic acts of its era, left behind precious few outtakes that would be viable as bonus features for a box such as this. It's not as though they followed too many blind alleys, or left behind multiple versions of, say, "Atom Heart Mother" the way, say, a blues-based band might've done some rehearsal jams on, say, "Crossroads" or some other standard; most prog rock works sort of stand as they are, and if outtakes do exist, chances are excellent that they never got to the point of getting vocals added. So that all one can really do is upgrade the sound, which was badly needed, and enhance the packaging, and that comes from the hardcover book in the box; and the bonus tracks, courtesy of EMI, come in the form of the ninth CD, titled "The Early Singles," which has proved so popular over the years that it's been bootlegged as a real CD (that is, not a CD-R).

The book Shine On includes lots of illustrations and even a time line depicting the history around the band's releases, and while it all could have been a little better organized and a bit more ambitious, this is a handy small-scale coffee table book. The flaw lies in the packaging of the box, which is a little flimsy over time in terms of its ability to hold the book and the CDs, and the bonus art. On the other hand, the CDs are sort of packaged to be displayed -- the spine of the eight discs lined up properly on a shelf form the image of the light beam and prism from Dark Side of the Moon. In all, it was the perfect Christmas gift (hence its release in early November) for fanatical Floyd followers, and it still holds up reasonably well. The early singles platter is still a killer collection even if it is the shortest of the discs here, and the rest has its audience, none quite mutually exclusive, and it's understandable why some of the rest of their library -- such as the early soundtrack efforts and the live/studio composite Ummagumma -- was left out of what was supposed to be their best profile. And all of the missing works have now been upgraded as well. Indeed, coupled with the special mono and stereo editions of Piper at the Gates of Dawn done around the same time by EMI, this box would, indeed, make the ultimate Pink Floyd experience. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide