A saucerful of secrets (1968)
The
song was divided in four movements:
a)
Something else
b)
Syncopathed pandemonium
c)
Storm signals
d)
Celestial voices
Almost gone (1980)
Instrumental
suite, played in “The Wall” shows after “Another brick in the wall - part
3”, composed by:
a)
The happiest days of our lives
b)
Young lust
c)
Empty spaces
d)
Breathe
“Breathe”
was cut after the 1980 USA shows.
The amazing pudding (1969)
Early
version of “Atom heart mother” without choir and orchestra, performed for
the first time live in Croydon on 18.01.70.
An old woman with a casket (1967)
Live
version of “Scream thy last scream” (see Rotterdam 12.10.67).
Baby blue shuffle in D major (1968)
Instrumental,
it was like “The narrow way part 1” (see BBC 19.01.69)
The beginning (1969)
See
“The man”.
Behold the temple of light (1969)
See
“The man”.
Beset by creatures of the deep (1969)
See
“The man”.
The bike song (1967)
Early
version of “Bike” recorded during 1967 sessions, exist only in EMI archives.
Blues (1970)
Performed
for the first time in Berlin 1970 (contr.). The last special performance was in
Montreal 6.07.77.
Boom tune (1967)
Written by Barrett, stava per essere registrata dai Purple
Gang.
Celestial voices (1968)
See
“A saucerful of secrets”.
Christmas song (1975)
Perfomed
only in “John Peel Christmas Show” of December 1975.
The committee (1968)
Unreleased
soundtrack composed by some Pink Floyd unreleased instrumentals (including an
earlier version of “Careful with that axe, Eugene”).
Corrosion (1970)
See
“The libest spacement”.
Crumbling land (long version, 1969)
Complete
unreleased version of the one published in “Zabriskie Point”.
Daybreak (1969)
Same
of “Grandchester meadows”, see “The man”.
Doing it (1969)
See
“The man”.
Doreen's dream (1968)
First
unreleased studio version of “Julia dream”.
Eclipsed (1971)
Played
in an embryonic version in Cincinnati on 20.11.71 during “The embryo”
performance; the first official performance was in Brighton on 20.01.72.
The end of the beginning (1969)
See
“The man”.
Everest in the sky (1972)
Early
version of “The great gig in the sky” (1972 “Eclipsed” version)
Fingal's cave (1969)
Unreleased
outtake from “Zabriskie Point” studio sessions.
Flame (1967)
Early
version of “Flaming” recorded during “The piper...” studio sessions.
Flapdoodle dealing (1966)
Unreleased
(see London 14.10.66).
Flight for reality (1976)
Unrelased,
written by Waters.
Games for May (1967)
Early
version of “See Emily play”, performed for the first time in London on
12.05.67.
Gimme a break (1966)
Cover
version (see London 14.10.66).
The great gig in the sky (1988)
Recorded
in New York City (19-23.08.88), included only in “Delicate sound of thunder”
videotape/videodisc.
Have you got it yet? (January 1968)
Rehearsed
in early 1968, written by Barrett; as the band tried to learn the song, Syd
would change it constantly so that no one could follow it, singing “Have you
got it yet?”.
I
can't tell (1966)
See
London 14.10.66.
I get stoned (1966)
Unreleased
outtake from 31.10.66 studio sessions.
In the beechwoods (1968)
Unreleased
outtake, exist in EMI archive from 5.05.68 studio sessions.
In the flesh? (1982)
Re-recorded
for “Pink Floyd The Wall” movie soundtrack with Bob Geldof on vocals,
unreleased.
In the flesh! (1982)
Re-recorded
for “Pink Floyd The Wall” movie soundtrack with Bob Geldof on vocals,
unreleased.
Instrumental (1968)
Unreleased
outtake, exist in EMI archive from 5.05.68 studio sessions.
Interstellar overdrive (1967)
Recorded
on February 1st, 1967 and released only on a French EP in July 1967.
Interstellar overdrive (1968)
Unreleased,
Gilmour on guitar, recorded for “San Francisco” movie soundtrack (a 15:00
private tape exist).
Interstellar overdrive (1969)
Unreleased
track recorded live in Birmingham or Manchester in 1969, pressed un as acetate.
This song was to have appear on “Ummagumma” but was cut.
It should be so nice (1968)
Early
unreleased version of “It would be so nice”, exist in EMI archive from
00.00.00 sessions.
John Latham (1968)
Unreleased
outtake, exist in EMI archive from 9.05.68 studio sessions.
The Journey (1969)
"The
Journey" set is composed of: The Beginning ("Green Is The Colour"),
Beset by Creatures of the Deep ("Careful With That Axe, Eugene"), The
Narrow Way (Part 3), The Pink Jungle ("Pow R. Toc H."), The Labyrinths
of Auximenes, Behold The Temple of Light, The End of The Beginning ("A
Saucerful Of Secrets, Part 3").
Keep smiling people (1968)
Early
version of “Careful with that axe, Eugene”, see Amsterdam 31.05.68.
King Bee (1966)
Unreleased
outtake, exist as a 7" Emidisc acetate.
The labyrinths of Auximenies (1969)
See
“The man”.
Let's another roll (1966)
See
“Let's roll another one”.
Let's roll another one (1966)
Early
version of “Candy and a currant bun”, unreleased, recorded on 31.10.66 and
played in 1966 shows.
Looking through the Knotholes in Granny's wooden leg
(1972)
“Echoes”
announced with this different title by Waters in Stuttgart, 15.11.72.
Louie Louie (1966)
Cover
version, (see London 13.03.66)
Lucy Leave (1966)
Unreleased
outtake, exist as a 7" Emidisc acetate.
Lucy Lee in blue tight (1966)
See
“Lucy leave”.
Mademoiselles Nobs (1971)
Different
version of “Seamus” performed only in “Pompeii” movie.
The Man (1969)
"The
Man" set is composed of: Daybreak ("Grantchester Meadows"), Work,
Afternoon ("Biding My Time"), Doing It (Drum Solo), Sleeping,
Nightmare ("Cymbaline"), Daybreak Part 2.
The march of the dambastards (1972)
“Echoes”
announced with this different title by Waters in Frankfurt, 16.11.72.
Massed gadgets of Hercules (1968)
Early
version of “A saucerful of secrets” (see BBC 25.06.68).
Matildas mother (1967)
Early
unreleased version of “Matilda mother”, exist in EMI archive from 1967
sessions.
More furious madness from the massed gadgets of
Auximenies (1969)
Part
1 = “The man” (see)
Part
2 = “The journey” (see)
This
was the Floyd's first attempt to a conceptual piece. Most of the songs in these
sets became parts of future albums as "More" and "Ummagumma".
We have listed the later (studio) titles in parenthesis after the official title
of the different parts of the suite performed in concert).
The most boring song I've ever heard bar two (1967)
Early
version of “See saw” recorded during 1967 studio sessions, exist only in EMI
archives.
Mother (1982)
Re-recorded
for “Pink Floyd The Wall” movie, unreleased.
Murdelistic woman (1968)
Early
version of “Careful” (see BBC 25.06.68).
Nightmare (1969)
See
“The man”.
No title (1968)
Unreleased,
recorded on 5.05.68 (see “Studio sessions”).
Nothing parts 1-24 (1971)
First
version of “Echoes” recorded in early 1971, exist only in EMI archives.
Oneone (1969)
Unreleased
outtake from “Zabriskie Point” studio sessions.
On the run variations (1972)
Blues
performed in “Eclipsed” suite.
On the run (live - 1988)
Recorded
in New York City (19-23.08.88), included only in “Delicate sound of thunder”
videotape/videodisc.
One in a million (1967)
See
“Rush in a million”.
One of these days (1971)
Outtake,
exist only on tape (12:00 audio tape).
One slip (live - version 1)
Recorded
in Atlanta (5.11.87), released only as promo videotape and videodisc for
juke-box videos.
One slip (live - version 2)
Recorded
in New York City (19-23.08.88), included only in “Delicate sound of thunder”
videotape/videodisc.
Outside the wall (1982)
Re-recorded
for “Pink Floyd The Wall” movie, unreleased.
Percy the ratcatcher (1967)
Early
version of ”Lucifer Sam”, exist only in EMI archives.
Piggie break (1966)
Unreleased
(see London 14.10.66)
Pigs on the wing pts 1/2 (1976)
Joined
by a guitar solo of Snowy White, released only on U.S. acetate and 8 track
cartridge.
Pink (1966)
Unreleased
(see London 14.10.66)
The pink jungle (1969)
See
“The man”.
Power Toc H (1967)
Early
version of “Pow R Toc H”, exist only in EMI archives.
Rain in the country (1969)
Unreleased
outtake from “Zabriskie Point” studio sessions.
Raving and drooling (1974)
Performed
during 1974/75 tours, later became “Sheep” in “Animals” album. Sometimes
it was announced by Waters as “Raving and drooling I felt on his neck with a
scream”.
Reaction in G (1967)
Written
after the 1967 Scottish tour (see Carlisle 23.07.67, Copenhagen 11.09.67 and
Rotterdam 12.10.67).
The return of the son of nothing (1971)
Early
live version of “Echoes” with different first verse, performed only in
April-August 1971 shows.
Rhythm tracks (1968)
Unreleased
outtake recorded during “A saucerful of secrets” sessions (maybe it's the
same of “Syncophated pandemonium”?).
Richard rave's up (1968)
Unreleased
outtake recorded during “A saucerful of secrets” sessions.
Roadrunner (1966)
Cover
version (see London 14.10.66)
Rush in a million (1967)
Performed
in 1967 shows (see Copenhagen 11.09.67).
Scream thy last scream (1967)
Composed
by Barrett, unreleased outtake from 1967 sessions (see “Studio sessions”,
BBC 19.12.67 and Copenhagen 11.09.67)
Seabirds (1969)
Unrelease,
composed by Waters and included only in “Movie” movie soundtrack.
Scream thy last scream (1967)
Composed
by Barrett, recorded in 1967 with Barrett, unreleased (see “Studio sessions”
and BBC 19.12.67).
She was a millionaire (1967)
Unreleased
outtake recorded during 1967 studio sessions, exist only in EMI archives. Exist
also a studio version recorded by Barrett in 197?.
Shine on you crazy diamond parts 1-9 (1974)
Performed
only during 1974 in the whole nine parts of the suite.
Signs of life
Recorded
in New York City (19-23.08.88), included only in “Delicate sound of thunder”
videotape/videodisc.
Sleeping (1969)
See
“The man”.
Snowing (1966)
Unreleased
(see London 14.10.66).
Something else (1968)
See
“A saucerful of secrets”.
Stethascope (1966)
Early
version of “Take up thy stethoscope and walk” (see London 14.10.66).
Stoned again (1967)
Same
of “Reaction in G”.
Stoned alone (1966)
Unreleased
(see London 14.10.66).
Storm signals (1968)
See
“A saucerful of secrets”.
Sunshine (1967)
Early
version of “Remember a day” recorded during 1967 studio sessions, exist only
in EMI archives.
The swearing of speak to me (1972)
Early
version on “Speak to me” played in “Eclipsed” suite.
Syncophated pandemonium (1968)
See
“A saucerful of secrets”.
Untitled 1 (1968)
(Unreleased
outtake?) recorded during 12-13.02.68 sessions with Gilmour on guitar, exist
only in EMI archives.
Untitled 2 (1968)
(Unreleased
outtake?) recorded on 6.05.68, exist only in EMI archives.
Untitled 3 (1973)
Unreleased
outtake recorded during october 1973 sessions.
Untitled 4 (1973)
Unreleased
outtake recorded during october 1973 sessions.
Untitled 5 (197?)
Unreleased
intrumental recorded for 1976/78's NDR3 TV documentaries.
Vegetable man (1967)
Composed
by Barrett, recorded in 1967 with Barrett and in 1968 sessions with Gilmour,
both unreleased (see “Studio sessions” and BBC 19.12.67).
The violent sequence (1969)
Unreleased
suite performed only in january and february 1970, his first live performance
was in Croydon, 18.01.70. The suite was composed by:
“Heart
beat, pig meat”
“What
if it's just green cheese?”
“Us
and them” (piano solo)
(See
Croydon 18.01.70 and Birmingham 11.02.70)
What a shame, Mary Jane (1967)
Beatles
outtake written by Lennon, recorded in Abbey Road Studios on 14.05.67 with
Barrett (unconfirmed - maybe bogus?)
What if it's just green cheese (1968)
Instrumental
outtake recorded on 10.07.69 for the “Apollo Moonlanding” BBC Programme of
20.07.69. This song was later included in the suites “The violent sequence”
(see) and “The libest spacement” (see). Finally, in 1971 the song became
“Money” with different arrangements and the addition of lyrics.
What shall we do now? (1978)
The
only outtake of “The wall” album, performed live in the whole “Wall”
shows (1980/81), this studio version appeared only in “Pink Floyd The Wall”
movie sountrack (also in videotape/videodisc format).
Wondering and dreaming (1967)
Early
version of “Matilda mother”, exist only in EMI archives.
Work & afternoon (1969)
See
“The man”.
You've got to be crazy (1974)
Performed
during 1974/75 tours, later became “Dogs” in “Animals” album with
different lyrics. Sometimes it was announced by Waters as “You gotta be
crazy”.