Pink Floyd

On January 1, 1965, Pink Floyd was at the very beginning of their career, having just formed in the same year. Their early work included the single "Arnold Layne," which was released shortly thereafter, showcasing their emerging psychedelic sound. At this point, the band was still refining their identity and performance style, often characterized by long improvisational passages and experimental soundscapes, which would later define their music. Notably, during this initial period, they were influenced by the burgeoning psychedelic scene in London and began to develop a reputation for their elaborate live performances. The track "Us And Them," which became part of their iconic album "The Dark Side of the Moon" (released in 1973), reflects the band's evolution from their early experimental days into a sophisticated sound with profound lyrical depth. This live recording encapsulates the genesis of their artistic journey that would later captivate audiences worldwide.

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