Paul McCartney – A Garden Full of McCartney Roses, Vol. 2

Paul McCartney
A Garden Full Of McCartney Roses Volume 2

I have no other source info for this.

Tracklist
1-1 Live And Let Die #2
1-2 Call Me Back Again #2
1-3 Picasso’s Last Words – Richard Cory #2
1-4 Bluebird #2
1-5 I’ve Just Seen A Face #2
1-6 Blackbird #2
1-7 Yesterday #2
1-8 You Gave Me The Answer #2
1-9 Magneto And Titanium Man #2
1-10 Go Now #2
1-11 Letting Go #2
1-12 Maybe I’m Amazed #2
1-13 Junior’s Farm (Rehearsal)
1-14 Sally G (Rehearsal)
1-15 Junior’s Farm (Rough Mix)
1-16 Sally G (Rough Mix)
1-17 We’re Open Tonight
1-18 Spin It On
1-19 Old Siam, Sir
1-20 Again And Again And Again
1-21 The Broadcast
1-22 To You
2-1 Your Lucky Day (Laurence Juber On Vocals – Version #1)
2-2 Your Lucky Day (Version #2)
2-3 Blues Improvisation
2-4 Lend Me Your Comb
2-5 Goin’ Back To Tennessee (Columbus Stockade Blues)
2-6 Your True Love – Lend Me Your Comb
2-7 Oh Boy – Peggy Sue
2-8 I’m Gonna Love You Too
2-9 Ain’t That A Shame – I’m In Love Again
2-10 Rockin’ In Your Seat
2-11 Sheik Of Araby
2-12 Robber’s Ball
2-13 My Carnival
2-14 Night Out
2-15 Mama’s Little Girl
2-16 Hey Diddle
2-17 Tragedy
2-18 Same Time Next Year
2-19 Cage
2-20 The Honorary Consul (Paul’s Demo)
2-21 Ou Est Le Soleil? (Early Instrumental Take)
2-22 Somedays (Rough Mix, Alternate Vocal)

Pink Floyd – Los Angeles, CA (02/01/80)

Pink Floyd
The Wall Rehearsals–Full 90min Version
Paramount Studios
Los Angeles, CA
February 1, 1980

SBD>Normal Bias Cassette Master>Maxell XL-II(4th Gen)>EAC>Flac(8)

}{eywood.

01 The Thin Ice
02 Another Brick In The Wall Part 1
03 The Happiest Days Of Our Lives
04 Another Brick In The Wall Part 2
05 Mother
06 Goodbye Blue Sky
07 A Few More Bricks
08 What Shall We Do Now
09 Young Lust
10 One Of My Turns
11 Stop Building The Wall
12 The Last Few Bricks
13 Goodbye Cruel World
14 Hey You
15 Don’t Start The Tape
16 Is There Anybody Out There
17 Nobody Home
18 What’s On TV?
19 Vera
20 Bring The Boys Back Home
21 Comfortably Numb
22 The Show Must Go On

This is a new transfer from cassette of the tape we have all come to love. The sloppiness, the arguing (“Dave, why did you stop?” “I didn’t stop, Nick did” “Well why did he stop” “I don’t know why he stopped, ask him” “We must never stop”), the technical SNAFUs (“I can’t hear any piano in my cans” “James there’s no click track in the cans”). How can you not love this tape?
The reason for the new transfer is that the version available on Roio CD is a single CD that clocks in at 78 minutes. This is from a cassette that was full up. After speed correction this version runs 90:17. I think all that qas cut is some of the 2 spots where the TV goe on for a few minutes, but I though I’d offer a complete version for whomever might want it. I know everyone out there is a completest freak, so here you go.
There was a hell of a lot of noise on this tape, some stemming from the original master being a normal bias cassette, most from however many generations of tape this went through before getting to me. I used noise reduction on this, but tried to be careful. Didn’t take it all off, because it really hurt the music. There are a few artifacts from the NR, but I personally can deal with them better than that wall of hiss (no pun intended). There is an unusual squeak in the background of side 1 of the tape, kind of a tone running through the thing, that I couldn’t remove, because it is not consistent. Starts off at the beginning as one note, and by the end its several notes lower. If it were consistently one note I could use a notch filter to get rid of it, but its not, so it stayed. Also, sector boundaries on this set are NOT fixed, because this runs too long for a CD. If you want to burn it it will have to be made into 2 CDs and SBE’s fixed for each. You’re on your own.
Thanks to Quentin1840 yet again for the source tape. Perhaps you can put some towels in that closet pretty soon.

Johnny Cash – I Shall Be Released – Outtakes and Rarities 1972-1993

Johnny Cash
I Shall Be Released
CBS (Cash Bootleg Series) – CBS250, Columbia (2) – CBS250
A Collection Of Outtakes And Rarities 1972 – 1993.

1-1 Kate
1-2 Grandfather’s Clock
1-3 Amazing Grace
1-4 Lily Of The Valley
1-5 Are You Washed In The Blood
1-6 My Ship Will Sail
1-7 Beautiful Memphis
1-8 Sanctified
1-9 Temptation Featuring – June Carter Cash
1-10 Wandering
1-11 I Can’t Go On That Way
1-12 The Greatest Cowboy Of Them All Featuring – Waylon Jennings
1-13 I Still Miss Someone Featuring – George Jones (2)
1-14 I Got Stripes Featuring – George Jones (2)
1-15 I’m Never Gonna Roam Again
1-16 Movin’ Up
1-17 Doin’ My Time
1-18 Do You Ever Feel This Way
1-19 St. Louis Blues
1-20 How Great Thou Art
1-21 It Is No Secret
1-22 When I’m Gray
1-23 Man Gave Names To All The Animals
1-24 I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day
2-1 The General Lee
2-2 Ben Dewberry’s Final Run
2-3 The Battle Of Nashville
2-4 Out Among The Stars
2-5 After All
2-6 The Chicken In Black
2-7 I Drove Her Out Of My Mind
2-8 I Came To Believe
2-9 I Know You Love Me
2-10 If I Told You Who It Was Featuring – Minnie Pearl
2-11 You Give Me Music
2-12 My Elusive Dreams
2-13 Baby Ride Easy Featuring – June Carter Cash
2-14 Call Your Mother
2-15 Man In White
2-16 Love Is A Gambler
2-17 Lady Of Love
2-18 One Wish
2-19 Love Is A Gambler Featuring – Rosanne Cash
2-20 Like A Soldier
2-21 Soldier Boy
2-22 Hello Out There
2-23 Poor Valley Girl
2-24 The Wanderer Featuring – U2

The Rolling Stones – Sticky Beggars Bleed in Exile

The Rolling Stones
Sticky Beggars Bleed In Exile
Studio outtakes 1968 – 1972
Captain Acid Remaster

Disc ONE

01-Tumbling Dice aka Good Time Woman
02-Stop Breaking Down
03-Two Trains
04-Highway Chile
05-Brown Sugar
06-Hamburger To Go
07-I Aint Lying
08-Tumbling Dice
09-Cocksucker Blues
10-Jiving Sister Fanny
11-Travellin Man
12-Country Honk
13-Let It Rock
14-Im Going Down
15-You Gotta Move
16-Memo From Turner
17-I Dont Know Why
18-Carol
19-I Got The Blues
20-Wild Horses

Disc TWO

01-Family
02-Downtown Lucie
03-Sister Morphine 01
04-Leather Jacket
05-Brown Sugar 02
06-Parachute Woman
07-Potted Shrimp
08-Dear Doctor #409-Im A Country Boy
10-Little Queenie
11-Dancing In The Light
13-Prodigal Son
14-Shake Your Hips
15-Trident Jam
16-Factory Girl
17-(Cant Seem To) Get A Line On You
18-Wild Horses 03
19-I Don`t Know The Reason Why_edit
20-Exile On Main Street Blues

Hi Stones fanatics,

this is a brand new upgrade. This time i went to the best available (to me) source files. So it is a completely new remaster, made from different source files.
I have done phase, level and pitch correction. In the end i made a new EQ. Also have changed the version of “Wild Horses”, on disc 1 (track 20), with another one.”Exile On Main Street Blues” is now also from unedited, longer version.
Also, SBE were fixed with TLH.
After working on this upgrade i was inspired to make another double disc, from the golden era 1968 – 1972. So Vol. 2 will follow soon.

Remastered and compiled by Captain Acid, June 2020
Artwork by Mr. D

The Who – The Real Alternate Who’s Next

THE WHO
The Real Alternate Who’s Next Album

Disc 1: Pete’s Demos (76:37)

Pure And Easy
Teenage Wasteland
Going Mobile
Baba O’Riley
Time Is Passing
Love Ain’t For Keeping
Bargain
Too Much Of Anything
Greyhound Girl
Mary
Behind Blue Eyes
I Don’t Even Know Myself
Getting In Tune
Won’t Get Fooled Again
The Song Is Over

Disc 2: Alternate & Extended Who’s Next Album (78:19)

Baba O’Riley
Going Mobile
Time Is Passing
Love Ain’t For Keeping
My Wife
Bargain
Too Much Of Anything
Behind Blue Eyes
I Don’t Even Know Myself
Put The Money Down
Pure And Easy
Getting In Tune
Let’s See Action
Relay
Join Together
Won’t Get Fooled Again
The Song Is Over

Disc 3: The Recording Sessions (55:33)

Pure And Easy (alternate version)
Getting In Tune (alternate version)
Baby Don’t You Do It (rough mix)
Won’t Get Fooled Again (alternate version)
Love Ain’t For Keeping (alternate version)
Getting In Tune (alternate mix)
Too Much Of Anything (alternate mix)
Pure And easy (Pete solo piano)*
Baba O’Riley (synth intro w/ comments)*
Going Mobile (w/ comments)*
My Wife (w/ comments)*
Behind Blue Eyes (w/ comments)*

from Who’s Next Album DVD

Disc 4: Rehearsals At The Old Vic Theatre, London 1971 (56:58)

Baby Don’t You Do It
Bargain
Bony Moronie
Unknown Jam
My Generation
Naked Eye
Naked Eye
Bonie Moronie
Roadrunner >
Walking The Dog
Pinball Wizard >
See Me Feel Me
Baby Don’t You Do It
Won’t Get Fooled Again (false start)
Won’t Get Fooled Again

approx. 268 mins

Lineage:
The Real Alternate Who’s Next Album
Virgin Vinyl Records VVR009 (limited edition of 400 boxes, with 5 vinyls and 4 cds)

CDs > EAC (secure mode) > TLH > flac

Pink Floyd – Rome, Italy (03/xx/70) – Zabriskie Point Sessions

Pink Floyd
Zabriskie Point

01. Heart Beat, Pig Meat
02. Country Song
03. Fingalís Cave
04. Crumbling Land
05. Alanís Blues
06. Oenone
07. Rain in the Country
08. Come In Number 51, Your Time Is Up
09. The Violent Sequence
10. Country Song Theme (band)
11. Country Song Theme (acoustic)
12. Take Off (version II)
13. Love Scene 1 (organ & guitar)
14. Love Scene 3 (band)
15. Love Scene 4 (piano & vibes)
16. Love Scene 5 (double vibes)

The History
In the summer of 1969 Michelangelo Antonioni completed the filming of his visionary and prophetic view of America and our society. All that was left was to complete the movie with a good soundtrack. Antonioni was interested in everything that was new and trendy among young people. Don Hall was on the air during his nocturnal DJ program on KPPC FM Pasadena when he was contacted personally by Antonioni at the end of the summer of 1969. Antonioni really liked Don and invited him to have some screenings of the movie. After that Don provided a list of songs he felt would work, most coming from his program. Antonioni asked MGM to hire Don as Music Advisor for the soundtrack and came back to Roma (Don still has a letter from Antonioni, sent from Rome with the list of the songs he’d like to be in the movie, all songs for the radio-desert sequences).

Still they had to find how to score all the main sequences: Beginning, Violent, Take Off, Love and Explosions sequences (and eventually more). Antonioni wanted original music for those sequences. Many artists and bands were contacted to write original music for the movie, but none of them was asked to write the whole soundtrack of the movie.

In October ’69 Don was in Rome with Antonioni trying to find a way to score the whole movie in time for Christmas. Near the end of the month it happened that Clare Peploe (cowriter of the movie and Antonioni’s girlfriend at the time) brought to Rome a brand new copy of the new Pink Floyd album, Ummagumma, from London. Antonioni, Don Hall and Clare listened to the new album with a small stereo at Antonioni’s house in Rome. Antonioni REALLY liked Ummagumma and listened several times to the whole album. He liked ìCareful With That Axe, Eugeneî very much and told Don that he’d like a new version for the final sequence of Zabriskie Point. They decided to try and hire Pink Floyd to record all the original music they needed for the movie. MGM contacted Pink Floyd. After that Steve O’Rourke came to Rome alone during the first days of November ’69 to check and organize it all. All was done in few days, and Pink Floyd came on the 15th of November with Pete Watts and Alan Stiles, cancelling some shows planned for their present tour. Antonioni and Don showed the movie to them several times with some scenes already scored, highlighting those without. At that point Steve and Roger Waters had a talk and asked Antonioni to try to score the whole movie. He, been enthusiastic about Ummagumma, agreed.

Pink Floyd produced a large quantity of music, especially for the Love Scene but Antonioni was not satisfied and the sessions ran longer than planned. In the end Pink Floyd went back to London with some songs to finish. Out of all the entire production of songs, including themes and variations, Antonioni ended up using only three songs. He kept on searching for “something better” till the last days before the premiere of the movie. In London Pink Floyd completed their final versions of eight songs with the intent of them being their eventual album for the Zabriskie Point soundtrack.

The Rolling Stones – It’s Only Goat’s Head Soup…But We Like It

Rolling Stones
Bootleg Name: “It’s Only Goat’s Head Soup…but we like it” (Digipack Version)
Label: Mighty Diamond Records
Catalog-Nr: MD 2006
Number of Discs: 1
Source: Studio
Sum: Outtakes & Alternates from “It’s Only Rock’n’Roll” and “Goat’s Head Soup” album, 1972-1974
Lineage: SilverCD > EAC > (Secure with NO C2, Read offset correction) > WAV > FLAC Frontend (level 5) > FLAC > DVDR > HDD > YOU
Artwork Included: Digipack Version (scanned from original digipack) & Jewelcase Version (downloaded from the web)
Audio Quality: Excellent studio recording (10/10)
Total Playtime: 71:10

Content:
Disc 1 (Playtime: 71:10 )

It’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll Rough-Mix
Ain’t Too Proud To Beg Alternate-Mix
Winter Alternate-Mix
Silver Train Alternate-Mix
Drift Away Outtake
Time Waits For No One Long-Version
Chris-Cross Man Outtake
Through The Lonely Nights B-Side
Living In The Heart Of Love Outtake
Too Many Cooks Outtake
Angie Rough-Mix
Dance Little Sister Alternate-Mix
Till The Next Goodbye Alternate-Mix
If You Can’t Rock Me Alternate-Mix
Fingerprint File Alternate-Mix

It ain’t like it used to be, but it’ll doo doo dooo doo (heartbreaker).

…It’s only soup’s on. — thewaymouth aka mikedreams on 2016-06-09

Main Line Course: “It’s Only Goat’s Head Soup…but we like it”

Bonus For Desert: Rolling Stones – Ain’t Got No Time To Waste Away (Goat’s Heat Soup Outtakes and More)

Full-song online samples…

https://clyp.it/yzlwsxcv 100 Tears Ago By
https://clyp.it/bw4sh5qy Let It Crock (Of Soup’s On)
https://clyp.it/so30bee3 Dance Little Sister (Don’t You Do What Your Big Sister Done Undone)
https://clyp.it/tmn03ylu If Is The Middle Age In Life
https://clyp.it/llb5azc5 Winter Coat Of A Hundred Words For Snow White

“Outtakes & Alternatives 1973/74”

Tracks 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 14 & 15:
Outtakes from the “IT’s ONLY ROCK ‘n’ ROLL” album sessions, recorded at Musicland Studios, Munich, April 1974. Track 9 recorded in January 1974.

Tracks 3, 4, 7, 8 & 11:
Outtakes from the “GOAT’s HEAD SOUP” album sessions, recorded at Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, November-December 1972, with over-dubs added in London in May-June 1973.

Tracklist:

It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll [5:12] (rough mix)
1974, 10th – 15th April: Newbury, England, Stargroves (MJís house), Rolling Stones Mobile Studio and 20th – 25th May: London, Island Recording Studios.
Ain’t Too Proud To Beg [3:51] (alternate mix)
1974, 10th – 15th April: Newbury, England, Stargroves (MJís house), Rolling Stones Mobile Studio and 20th – 25th May: London, Island Recording Studios.
Winter [5:34] (alternate mix)
1972, 25th – 30th November & 6th – 21st December: Kingston, Jamaica, Dynamic Sound Studios.
Silver Train [4:34] (alternate mix)
1973, 28th May onwards: London, Island Recording Studios. Mixing and overdubbing for the album ëGoatís Head Soupí (partially without KR).
Drift Away [4:12] (unreleased song)
1974, 10th – 15th April: Newbury, England, Stargroves (MJís house), Rolling Stones Mobile Studio and 20th – 25th May: London, Island Recording Studios.
Time Waits For No One [6:46] (long version)
1974, 10th – 15th April: Newbury, England, Stargroves (MJís house), Rolling Stones Mobile Studio and 20th – 25th May: London, Island Recording Studios.
Criss Cross Man [4:06] (unreleased song)
1972, 25th – 30th November & 6th – 21st December: Kingston, Jamaica, Dynamic Sound Studios.
Through The Lonely Nights [4:16] (1974 b-side only)
1972, 25th – 30th November & 6th – 21st December: Kingston, Jamaica, Dynamic Sound Studios.
Living In The Heart Of Love [4:13] (unreleased song)
1974, 14th – 28th January: Munich, Germany, Musicland Studios.
Too Many Cooks [3:48] (unreleased Mick Jagger solo-single) (The Very Best Of Mick Jagger version)
1973, late December: ALL STAR BAND. Los Angeles, California, The Record Plant. Producer: John Lennon
Line-up: John Lennon (guitar)/Jesse Ed Davis (gtr)/Danny Kortchmar (gtr)/Al Kooper (keyb)/Jim Keltner (dr)/Bobby Keys (sax)/Trevor Lawrence (sax)/Jack Bruce (bass)/Bruce Gary (dr)/Mike Finnegan (keyb)/Wolfgang Metz (bass)/Rocky Djubano (perc)/Harry Nilsson & some unidentified girls (bvoc)
Angie [4:39] (rough mix without reverb & 2nd keyboard overdub)
1972, 25th – 30th November & 6th – 21st December: Kingston, Jamaica, Dynamic Sound Studios.
Dance Little Sister [5:03] (alternate mix)
1974, 10th – 15th April: Newbury, England, Stargroves (MJís house), Rolling Stones Mobile Studio and 20th – 25th May: London, Island Recording Studios.
Till The Next Goodbye [4:40] (alternate mix)
1974, 10th – 15th April: Newbury, England, Stargroves (MJís house), Rolling Stones Mobile Studio and 20th – 25th May: London, Island Recording Studios.
If You Can’t Rock Me [3:45] (alternate mix)
1974, 10th – 15th April: Newbury, England, Stargroves (MJís house), Rolling Stones Mobile Studio and 20th – 25th May: London, Island Recording Studios.
Fingerprint File [7:06] (alternate longer mix)
1974, 10th – 15th April: Newbury, England, Stargroves (MJís house), Rolling Stones Mobile Studio and 20th – 25th May: London, Island Recording Studios.

Observations:

As usual, the info was taken from Nico Zentgraf ( http://www.nzentgraf.de/books/tcw/works1.htm ), not from the backcover of the CD, which by the way, is not 100% accurate:

Tracks 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 14, 15 were not recorded at Musicland Studios, Munich, April 1974 like the backcover said, and some sites repeated,
http://www.stonesvikingrob.com/bootleg/i/its_only_goats_head_soup.htm and http://www.bootlegarchive.com/media_description.asp?MediaID=37430
On April 1974, the Stones were in England (Newbury & London), not in Munich.
The Stones were in Munich on January (14th – 28th) recording early versions and primitive takes of Dance Little Sister, Drift Away, If You Really Want To Be My Friend, Living In The Heart Of Love, Luxury, Till The Next Goodbye, Time Waits For No One, Labour Swing, but I don’t think any of the CD tracks are early versions or primitive takes.
The Stones were again in Munich on December (7th – 15th) (without Mick Taylor!), but they did not play any of the tracks from this CD. In fact, they played Act Together, Cherry Oh Baby, Fool To Cry, I Got A Letter.
Tracks 1, 2, 5, 6, 12, 13, 14, 15 were recorded at Newbury, England, Stargroves (MJís house), Rolling Stones Mobile Studio (1974, April 10th – 15th) and London, Island Recording Studios (1974, May 20th – 25th)

This is my conclusion, please correct me if I’m wrong.

Note: Officially Mick Taylor left the Rolling Stones on December 12, 1974

Artwork, fingerprint file, EAC log and checksum included.

Enjoy,
Gonzalo (aka gonzalo76)
2008-09-01
HungerCity

The Beatles – The Other Way of Crossing Abbey Road

The Beatles
The Other Way Of Crossing Abbey Road
Label: Odeon (2) – SMO 200969
Format:CD, Compilation, Unofficial Release, Digipak
Country: Germany

Tracklist
1 Come Together (Take 1) 3:40
2 Something/Jam (Early ‘Basic Track’/Different Vocal) 5:28
3 Maxwell’s Silver Hammer (Early ‘Basic Track’ Mix) 3:36
4 Oh! Darling (Early Mix/Different Vocal) 3:27
5 Octopus’s Garden (Early ‘Basic Track’ Mix) 2:49
6 I Want You (She’s So Heavy) (Early Take With Paul On Vocals) 4:33
7 Come And Get It (Alternate Mix) 2:30
8 Oh, I Want You (Unreleased Lennon Song?) 1:40
9 Because (Alternate Mix) 2:13
Huge Medley Early Assembly Mix
10 You Never Give Me Your Money (Different Vocal) 3:45
11 Sun King 2:29
12 Mean Mr. Mustard 1:07
13 Her Majesty 0:23
14 Polythene Pam 1:19
15 She Came In Through The Bathroom Window 1:51
16 Golden Slumbers 1:34
17 Carry That Weight 1:35
18 The End 1:56

Bonus Tracks:

19 Ain’t She Sweet (Rock ‘n’ Roll Jam) 2:07
20 Something (Harrison Solo-Demo – Alternate Mix) 3:22
21 Maxwell’s SIlver Hammer (Take 5) 3:49
22 Octopus’s Garden (Take 2) 2:49
23 You Never Give Me Your Money/At The Hop (Jam) (Take 30) 5:49
24 Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight (Take 13) 3:12
25 The End (1996 Remix) 2:08

Credits

Notes
A collection of unreleased “work-in-progress” mixes and studio-outtakes from the “ABBEY ROAD”-sessions, February to July, 1969. Most of them are in mono, with/without unused overdubs, edited/unedited and there are some unreleased performances as well! Relax! Enjoy! Float downstream and see if you can hear the differences in the mixes!

Pink Floyd – Yet Another Lost Album

PINK FLOYD
YET ANOTHER LOST ALBUM
MQR – 009

In The Sky
Embryo
Cymbaline
Zabriskie Roastbeef

All music heard on this album played live or in the studio by Pink Floyd. Dissected and puzzled together by creamcheese in 2011/2012. Creative Assistance by WRomanus.
A Magna Qualitas Records Production 2012.

Sources:

In The Sky
Organ Loop: Love Scene 1 from ÑA Total Zabriskie Point of View – The Complete Collectionì,
Vibes: 1 Channel of Love Scene 5 from ATZPoV
Birds: Cirrus Minor from ÑMoreì 2011 Remaster CD

Embryo
Song: Studio Rec. from “Picnic – A Breath of Fresh Air” Vinyl restored by creamcheese & WRomanus
Percussion: Nick’s Boogie from original TLMALIL-EP
Playground Athmo and Seagull Guitar: ÑEmbryoì from ÑSince we were Teenagersì, Santa Monica 1970-05-01
Gong: ÑSTCFTHOTSì from ÑSince we were Teenagersì, Santa Monica 1970-05-01

Cymbaline
Sleep Section: Amsterdam 1969-09-17
Song: Studio Recording from ÑMoreì 2011 Remaster with Center Channel extracted and Oilcan-Echo-treated to achieve a similar effect as heard on many live recordings
Bass: ÑSleep/Nightmareì from Amsterdam 1969-09-17
Organ Improvisation Section: ÑSleep/Nightmareì from Amsterdam 1969-09-17
Foot Steps: ÑCymbalineì from ÑSince we were Teenagersì, Santa Monica 1970-05-01
Birds: Cirrus Minor

Zabriskie Roastbeef

a) Heart Beat, Pig Meat
Loop: Heart Beat, Pig Meat Original Studio Recording from ATZPoV
Pictish Noises: Pink Room Corrosion from French TV 1970-12-04/05
Piano: ÑSysphusì Studio Recording from non-remastered CD.
Gong: ÑSTCFTHOTSì from ÑSince we were Teenagersì, Santa Monica 1970-05-01

b) Oenone:
Restored Oenone Studio Recording from ATZPoV
Love Scene 3 Studio Recording from ATZPoV

c) Restored Cleaned, and Stereoized Moonhead from ÑWhat if it’s just green cheeseì 1969-07-20

d) Violent Sequence:
Piano: The Violent Sequence Studio Recording from ATZPoV
Bass: The Violent Sequence Live Recording from Paris 1970-01-23
Windchimes and Gong: A Saucerful of Secrets Studio Recording from ÑASOSì 2011 Remaster CD
Organ Loop: Interstellar Overdrive: Unreleased Ummagumma Live Recording
Slide Guitars: Atom Heart Mother Quad Mix from Quad-Reel DVD-A
Ride Cymbals: ÑCome In Number 51, Your Time Is Upì Studio Recording from ATZPoV
Percussion: Nick’s Boogie from original TLMALIL-EP

Notes:
This release started off as a fun project. I started to experiment with different snippets from many early Pink Floyd Songs and tried to seperate single instruments from those pieces.
The original idea was to make a LP-side long suite from Embryo.
This idea was dropped later when someone (god bless him) suggested the ÑBirmingham Suiteì to reconstruct as a studio recording.
Obviously the Floyd had been working on two suites at the beginning of 1970, which both contained rejected material from the Zabriskie Point sessions, one being what later became ÑAtom Heart Motherì, the other one being the Birmingham Suite. This second one was dropped from the setlist after a few shows because it obviously was not strong enough to become an early Floyd classic (but even more obviously became an early Floyd collectors’ classic because it was played so rarely and even never was properly taped). But what could it have sounded like, if Pink Floyd had not dropped it and had recorded it in studio?

A few words on song titles: The work title of ÑIn The Skyì was ÑVibes/Organ/Birdsì. After having completed this album we at MQR thought it might be nice to rename it. ÑIn The Skyì sounded very nice and was kept for this reason. Absolutely no idea if Pink Floyd would have given it a similar title. In the end they didnët even play it that way…
We knew about the Birmingham Suite being referred to as ÑHalcyon Piano in Niagara Dellofì but we didn’t like that title and there is no evidence for this title being an original band idea.
So we sought after a title that referred to something to eat just as the other suite’s working title ÑThe Amazing Puddingì, that would later become the almost equally stupid titled ÑAtom Heart Motherì.
After a few attempts like ÑZabriskie Stewì ÑZabriskie Soupì WRomanus came up with the fantastic and inimitably stupid ÑZabriskie Roastbeefì…

creamcheese, july 2012