Pink Floyd

In early 1969, Pink Floyd was in a transformative period of their career, having just released their second studio album, "A Saucerful of Secrets," in June 1968. The live recording of "Set The Controls for the Heart of the Sun," captured on January 1, 1969, showcases the band's evolving sound and increasing focus on experimental music. This track would later feature on their fourth album, "Ummagumma," released in November 1969, which is significant as it marked Pink Floyd's transition toward more ambitious works. "Ummagumma" was unique in that it contained a combination of live recordings and studio experiments, reflecting the band's innovative spirit during this period. Notably, their live performances were characterized by elaborate light shows and a strong sense of improvisation, elements that would become integral to their identity as a live act. The restoration of this iconic film allows fans to relive the pioneering essence of Pink Floyd during a crucial phase of their artistic d

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