
Release date:
July 27th, 1969
Always one of the most under-rated items in the Pink Floyd canon,
"More" is something of a gem. Recorded during one week
at Abbey Road in March 1969, for a Barbert Schroeder's movie of
the same name, "More" was an intermission in the
Floyd's quest for the Great Work (they took time off from
recording their intended magnum opus "Ummagumma" to
work on this soundtrack album). It exhibits the more pastoral
side of the Floyd, and showcases them at their most relaxed.
Waters in particular-- who composed the lion's share, including
such in-concert staples as "Cymbaline" and "Green
Is The Colour"--displays impressive development as a
songwriter.
"More" is also one of the Floyd's most musically varied albums, ranging from straight heavy metal like "The Nile Song" through to acoustic ballads ("Crying Song"), via abstract electronics ("Quicksilver"), blues pastiches like "More Blues" and musical "jokes" like Gilmour's "A Spanish Piece".
"More" was directed by Barbet
Schroeder.
Tracks:
Total Playing Time: 45'01
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