Pink Floyd

In January 1968, when Pink Floyd performed "Flaming" live, they were experiencing a pivotal time in their career, transitioning from their early psychedelic roots to broader recognition. This performance came shortly after the release of their debut studio album, "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn," which was released in August 1967. The album is notable for its innovative soundscapes and Syd Barrett's influential songwriting. However, by this live performance, Barrett's declining mental health had led to his reduced involvement with the band, and David Gilmour had recently joined as a second guitarist. This era marked the beginning of Pink Floyd's evolution in style and lineup, setting the stage for their future iconic works. The live version of "Flaming" showcases the band's experimental edge, underscoring their early commitment to pushing musical boundaries.

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