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  • creepy awesome

  • So glad this isn't the final version, it sounds great, but the released version sends shivers up my spine.

  • Just wondering, is there anywhere I can download this album?

  • @Lennonfan1010 It will be released with the Pink Floyd box set of The Wall (On February 28th) thats the one you want to get but if you need this now just google "Pink Floyd: Under Construction" and eventually you'll find a download link.

  • @BlazefireBootlegs Found it, thanks. Really love it :D

  • Wow, this is really chilling... Even more so than the finished version.

  • I find it weird that the one verse repeats over and over again.. but I guess its to show that pink is going mad because of all the wrong committed against him... great effect.. and song

  • @mst3k0196 Did you just put a logical reason on why a Pink Floyd demo sounds the way it does!? That's awesome! (You deserve a medal by the way.) Anyway Interesting theory but also more funny because this didn't even end up on the finished album. It was performed live, but wasn't on the album mostly because of the space time on each side.

  • @BlazefireBootlegs I wish they would have kept this on their... or at least combined it into what would become the live "What Shall We Do Now" I mean it is so awesome. Damn vinyl records.. jk

  • @mst3k0196 I would love to hear it on album. I mean if James Guthrie, (The guy who mixes all of Floyd's albums and he kicks ass at it) can add "When The Tigers Broke Free" to The Final Cut then he probably could just mix the movie version of this song and add it to the album. Also yeah Damn vinyl records what good did they ever do for us!?

  • @BlazefireBootlegs what is this blasphemy?!!! The Vinyl is sacred, digital audio can only envy its quality.

  • @SolidLittle You're right! But unfortunately we now live in a digital age : ( As a sixteen year old I would love to hear all the classic albums I love on vinyl but unfortunately I can't do that.

  • @BlazefireBootlegs Yep, that's the sad truth. Luckly my father still has tons of vinyls, including huge Beatles and Pink Floyd collections. But we'll never be able to listen to unreleased material like this on vinyl :(

  • dark dark dark ... but so very nice ..thanks for shareing 

  • One of my all-time favorites.

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