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| Album
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| Released:
June 1983 |
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| Recorded:
N/A |
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| Genre:
Progressive rock |
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| Length:
42:10 |
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| Label:
Capitol Records (US) |
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| Producer:
Pink Floyd, Norman Smith, |
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| Joe
Boyd |
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Background
Works is a Pink Floyd compilation album released
in 1983 by their former American label, Capitol
Records, to compete with their then-current album
The Final Cut. The main interest for collectors
is the track Embryo, an outtake from Ummagumma
that later became a concert staple in a greatly
elongated form, which originally only appeared
in January 1970 on a scarce Various Artists compilation
album promoting Pink Floyd's UK label Harvest
Records entitled Picnic - A Breath of Fresh Air.
Also unique to Works, the tracks Brain Damage
and Eclipse are presented as alternate versions,
possibly stereo mixes from the master tapes of
the quadraphonic edition The Dark Side of the
Moon.
Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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