Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun - Live at Pompeii - Pink Floyd - HD

A Live Performance of:
"Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun" written by Roger Waters and released in 1968 on the "A Saucerful of Secrets" album. The song also appeared on the album "Ummagumma" 1969 and here on the film "Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii" released in 1972. The song features Nick Mason using Timpani mallets on drums.

Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii
Directed by :Adrian Maben
Produced by : Steve O'Rourke
Michele Arnaud
Reiner Moritz
Starring: Pink Floyd
Music by : Pink Floyd
Cinematography :
Willy Kurant
Gabor Pogany
Editing:Jose Pinheiro
Distributed by: Universal Home Video

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Music

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• Pink Floyd
• Live at Pompeii
• A Saucerful of Secrets
• Roger Waters
• David Gilmour
• Richard Wright
• Nick Mason
• 1968
• 1972
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• EMI
• HD

[achlem]

this is better than sex

[crazydudept]

am I the only one who thinks that Rick Wright is kicking ass on the keyboards?

[leftr1]

Pink Floyd Golden Era... Thank you Roger Waters

[MrSlitskirts]

Great performance, clip/footage and a great adaptation of what was originally a late 60's song. My other favourite is "Saucer Full of Secrets" (Pompeii). Regards.

[MultiWickedninja]

@97Madcap no problem friend glad my opinion can help in some way. i love this song it means a lot to me and every floyd song i always keep an open mind to what they are talking about. believe it or not there music helps me out a lot in life and how i see life today

[97Madcap]

@MultiWickedninja thx 4 the info man really cool

[beccaloca83]

@MrStark3y I believe he always had THE WALL on his mind, even before thinking of creating it, that album is him, every trauma, wish or desire that he ever had is on that creation. I like to believe that THE WALL was already there, he just hadn´t realized of it :D

[64MELTON]

Rick & Nick steal the show here!!!!

[WildBillHabiki]

RIP Rick Wright

[MrStark3y]

It really surprises me how much Roger references Walls even before he even knew that he would write an album about one. Listen to songs pre-1977 you'll be surprised how much "The Wall" is referenced...

[hammer13mo]

@Kuhlyedascope69 Romans!

[MiG9D]

10 People forgot to set the controls for the heart of the sun.