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Pink Floyd – Live ECHOES 1971 [Broadcast] – Japan Import CD

Pink Floyd – Live ECHOES 1971 [Broadcast] – Japan Import CD

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Expected release: December 23, 2026. Dispatch is expected around the release date, subject to allocation. Release dates and dispatch schedules may change.

A CD edition of Pink Floyd’s September 30, 1971 BBC radio session at London’s Paris Theatre. This 63-minute broadcast recording includes Echoes, Fat Old Sun, One of These Days and Embryo. Includes Japanese liner notes. This is the broadcast recording edition, catalogue EGBC-2.

  • Catalogue: EGBC-2
  • Barcode: 4589767514921

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