PINK FLOYD - SUNSHINE (1967 unreleased instrumental)

"Sunshine" is an instrumental song that was recorded shortly after The Piper at the Gates of Dawn was released. It has not officially been released but is available on various bootlegs. The title "Sunshine" is only used on bootlegs, and the piece itself never had a title, although it was likely recorded in September 1967. The bootlegged version is 90 seconds long, and the full length version is about 4 minutes long..

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Music

Tags:

• psychedelic
• rock
• syd
• barret
• roger
• waters
• pink
• floyd
• sunshine
• early
• single
• unreleased
• 1967
• instrumental
• experimental

[randoolymiester]

Reminds me of the tune of the song Roger Waters was describing Syd was trying to explain to him in the Syd dvd. "Do you get it yet" over and over, but the tune kept changing, Roger couldn't figure it, but I think it dawned suddenly... 'It' keeps changing, do you get it??????

[mmadttog]

Syd.Near god.

[siouxie921]

@randoolymiester You mean "have you got it yet?"

[littlebigbrain]

@hedgerow215 Kevin Ayers.

[littlebigbrain]

@DreamVikings This is awesome. Just shove through a good sound system and crank it up. I have one and the guitar at the end is just groovesome. Sid Barrat is one of my musical heros and the Floyd never forgot he had it.

[littlebigbrain]

@tmfranta LOL

[tmfranta]

@mymindourdream I think I deciphered what you're trying to say, I agree.

[DreamVikings]

@CHANCHOFACE Well they cant make ALL of them equally awesome.

[iannerd97]

@mymindourdream

don't rip on entire genres.

[hedgerow215]

@eviltimeban I didn't notice that before, but it's true! the complete piece reminds me a bit of Soft Machine's "Joy of A Toy".

[eviltimeban]

The bit starting at 0.08 is the same as the intro to Syd's song "Opel".