Pink Floyd

On September 30, 1971, Pink Floyd performed a live recording at the Paris Cinema in London, showcasing material primarily from their upcoming album, "Meddle." This performance took place just before the album's official release on October 30, 1971, and it featured extended versions of tracks such as "Fat Old Sun" and "Echoes," which later became fan favorites. At this time in their career, Pink Floyd was transitioning from their earlier, more experimental works into a sound that would meld progressive rock with more structured song forms. Notably, "Echoes" would later serve as a key piece on their subsequent albums. This concert also marks a significant moment in their live performances as they began to develop their elaborate stage shows, incorporating visuals that would become a hallmark of their live experiences in the years to come.

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