Pink Floyd Album: “Interstellar Overdrive [Nems]”

Two somewhat rare Pink Floyd tracks plus seven non-Floyd odds and ends. (About half of this cd is the soundtrack from the forgotten 60's film "Tonite Let's All Make Love In London".)

Tracks: Tonite Let's All Make Love In London (Alan Ginsburg), Interstellar Overdrive (Pink Floyd), Man Of The World (Fleetwood Mac), Interview (Mick Jagger), Here Comes The Nice (Small Faces), Nick's Boogie (Pink Floyd), Angel Of The Morning (P.P. Arnold), America (The Nice), Stop (The Moody Blues.)

This is a collection of bits from the film of the same name, a time-piece from the London Underground in the middle-to-late 1960's. It must've been a roller coaster ride, to be there back then. Although the people were, by their own admission, "freaks," the music was often beyond excellent. One listen will prove this.

This set contains performances by the original members of the bands Fleetwood mac and Pink Floyd (known at the time as "The Pink Floyd Sound"), as well as the Faces (post-Rod Stewart), P.P. Arnold, The Nice (Keith Emerson's pre-ELP band),and The Moody Blues, as well as spoken pieces by Alan Ginsberg and Mick Jagger. It's almost like listening to the radio at the time.

I treat it as a time capsule, a journey into what was seriously another world.

first off this is another tonite lets make love in london complimation theyve only realesed 10 of these. now there all out of print and our only availble for extremly high prices used. if you see this availible on amazon buy it before it runs out it import. good songs but lame complimation

I purchased this album three times. Each and every time the disc was not reconized by my computer. I wanted to put this album on my iPod. I think that this was a bad batch of discs from the manufacter. I can not comment on the music itself because it would not play in my computer.

Have always loved the output of BOTH David Gilmore and Roger Waters. Just as good separately as together.