The track features Pink Floyd playing in the background as Alan Stiles (a Pink Floyd roadie, who appeared on the back cover of Ummagumma) speaks about the breakfast he is preparing and eating, as well as breakfasts he has had in the past ("Breakfast in Los Angeles. Macrobiotic stuff..."). There are significant breaks before the first and in between all three instrumental parts where only Alan's muttering and movements, with occasional exterior background noise, are heard. Much of Alan's speech is overdubbed throughout the piece in gradually fading echoes e.g. "Macrobiotic stuff" is repeated every couple of seconds, more quietly each time. It was performed live three times in the UK during the winter of 1970.
wonderfull
kiyoto123 2 days ago
@cosmic7tree7squid7 Sounds like Rice Krispies.
EastMountain81 6 days ago
fantastic indeed
MegaHollabackgurl 1 week ago
It's Styles, not Stiles.
Zonnebril70 3 weeks ago
He's really enjoying that cereal
cosmic7tree7squid7 3 weeks ago
great indeed
tubefrw 1 month ago
great stuff
hippiechong 2 months ago
most relaxing tune of theirs
131flora 2 months ago
Part 3, Morning Glory, is one of the finest compositions of Pink Floyd. Just by listening to that part, you can hear in the music that Pink Floyd was ready to move on to sheer greatness,
djwolf12 2 months ago
RIP Alan.
Smillsoid 2 months ago