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1. Here’s five things you didn’t know about the birthday record and it’s mascot, Algie the pig. Behind Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall towers Animals, a third iconic Pink Floyd record which turns 40 today, but feels more important than ever. The Cover. Oddly the .

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2. Mademoiselle Nobs: Echoes Part 2: Quadraphonic Front Speakers Mix Intro: Echoes Part 1: Careful With That Axe, Eugene: A Saucerful Of Secrets: One Of These Days: Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun: Mademoiselle Nobs: Echoes Part 2.

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3. The Pink Floyd performing in this album is not the familiar Pink Floyd that is known to most of the world, the legendary group that wrote acclaimed classics like; The Dark Side Of The Moon and The acenanbigsavab.neyfearipisubspiccegenpostvachiptee.infoinfo, this album better acquaints us with a band that was just .

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4. Following the departure of the Late Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd's psychedelic sound was consolidated with the album Meddle (), and three tracks on Live at Pompeii come from this album. The epic song, 'Echoes', is presented in two parts and has poetic lyrics: "Overhead the .

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5. Floyd are not known as a ‘fun’ band, but Mademoiselle Nobs, the second of Floyd’s canine quadrilogy (after Seamus, and before Dogs and Dogs Of War), was recorded with Maben’s friend Madonna Bouglione’s Afghan Hound, Nobs. The images of Wright holding the mutt at a microphone while she moaned over Waters and Gilmour’s generic blues.

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6. Live at Pompeii was filmed in October at the ancient Roman amphitheatre, amid the ruins of Pompeii, which lies in the shadow of the still-active volcano of Mount Vesuvius. It catches Pink Floyd at a pivotal moment in their career, just before the release of their ‘Meddle’ album that broke them from an underground cult band to a major.

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7. Of course, as with the CD Times review of A Piper At The Gates Of Dawn pointing out being Pink Floyd are somewhat more playful and whimsical than they are given credit for, Pink Floyd also offer the otherwise unreleased Mademoiselle Nobs that features Roger Waters on bass, David Gilmour on blues harp and an Afghan Hound on vocals. Clearly the.

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8. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of In The Shadow Of Vesuvius on Discogs.5/5(1).

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