Pink Floyd - Secret Rarities (2014) FLAC Beolab1700 torrent

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Posted by............: Beolab1700 on 24/10/2014

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Tracklisting
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01. Like A Rolling Stone (David Gilmour demo 1983)
02. Like A Rolling Stone (David Gilmour demo 1983 - FM source)
03. Learning To Fly (Jon Carin demo 1986)
04. Learning To Fly (Jon Carin demo 1986 - FM source)
05. The Dogs Of War (demo 1986)
06. Signs Of Life (outtake 1986)
07. Untitled #1 (demo 1993)
08. Untitled #2 (demo 1993)
09. Untitled #3 (demo 1993)
10. Untitled #4 (demo 1993) (incl. What Do You Want From Me)
11. Untitled #1 (outtake 1993)
12. Wearing The Inside Out (outtake 1993)
The Instrumental Suite (outtake 1993):
13. - Cluster One
14. - Marooned
15. - Untitled

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The below has been translated with google. Could offer a small indication of what The Endless River will be like. Beo.

Secret Rarities - Rev.A is a great record with remastering of songs previously released, and the big surprise are the new tracks (2, 11, 13, 14 and 15), unpublished.

Tracks 1, 3, 5 and 6 come from a tape that "David Gilmour" has brought the BBC Radio One Studios on July 28, 1992, during his interview with Nick Horne (promoting the box set "Shine On" / 9 CDs). They are a pre-FM source, sounding much better than previous versions. This compilation also includes versions of "Like a Rolling Stone" (track 2) and "Learning To Fly" (track 4) derived from stereo FM broadcast ("The Dogs of War" and "Signs of Life" were also included but not were broadcast during the BBC program).

The most important are the four demo Untitled, 1993 (tracks 7-10), which appeared a few months ago and are unpublished. Form an instrumental ensemble 11 minutes. These outtakes probably come from the first tests of the album "The Division Bell". It is assumed that the first intention of the band was to compose a long instrumental piece with "Cluster One" preceding "Marooned", followed by a third part with percussions. The third would have been discarded in the final version of the album. The original source was almost inaudible being expertly remastered by MOB, you can still hear some kind of noise or surface saturation at higher frequencies.

The launch of This Place Records are contemplating the 20th anniversary of "The Division Bell", understood to be a perfect time to share these updated bringing news and oddities. Surely thankful. Good listening!

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