Deep Cut Dive: Pink Floyd
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- Join Pete Pardo for a selection of deep cuts into the catalog of legendary progressive rock icons Pink Floyd. #pinkfloyd
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1. Wots Uh the Deal
2. Mudmen
3. A Pillow of Winds
4. Childhoods End
5. If
3 from obscured by clouds because it’s that good and that overlooked.
I adore that album so much
Fearless is the ultimate forgotten Floyd song, complete with LFC’s Anfield crowd singing “You’ll Never Walk Alone” at the end. Great list Pete
100 percent agree on Fearless, it sounds a bit like it could be off the B side of Led Zeppelin III
My favorite to end "mix-tapes"... profoundly
MetallicBill wut ?
Cheers Pete! 1-Summer 68 (Atom Heart Mother). Just a gem of a tune from Rick Wright. 2-Corporal Clegg (A Saucerful of Secrets). 3-Free Four (Obscured by Clouds)-A great tune from Waters with two killer guitar solos by Gilmour. 4-When the Tiger Broke Free (The Wall Soundtrack and re-issue Final Cut)-A powerful tune from Waters that captures all his Father's War experiences in one great song. 5) The Hero's Return. "Jesus Jesus what's it all about..." Great start with Gilmour's soaring guitar (The Final Cut).
I think your dog was voicing it's vote Seamus off of Meddle...
interesting to see a reaction video of a dog listening to that song.
Five from me...
*’ Lucifer Sam’* (The Piper at the Gates of Dawn)
*’Let There Be More Light’* (A Saucerful of Secrets)
*’A Pillow of Winds’* (Meddle)
*’Paranoid Eyes’* (The Final Cut)
*’The Fletcher Memorial Home’* (The Final Cut)
I love Lucifer Sam. I think it's my favorite off of the debut.
@@stal9425 It’s a great song, but my favourite from the debut is ‘Flaming’.
I was surprised you didn't cite "UmmaGumma". That whole album is a deep cut! (lol)
For me the best deep cuts would be : Fearless, San Tropez, Chilhood’s end, Wot’s Uh The Deal and Chapter 24
I'll stay early too.
5) The Nile Song
4) Careful With That Axe, Eugene
3) Astronomy Domine
2) Childhood's End
1) Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
Chapter 24
Remember a Day
The Nile Song
Fat Old Sun
Fearless
The Nile song is definitely a very good hard rock song. Possibly one of the best early guitar work David Gilmour did until Comfortably numb solo. Though I love his work on the song Dogs off Animals.
My Top 5:
Ibiza Bar (More)
Not Now John (Final Cut)
The Gold It's In The...
Sorrow (Momentary Lapse)
Childhood's End (Obscured)
😀👍
Probably my favorite deep cut of all time, not just from PF, is "Childhood's End" from the Obscured By Clouds album. Pete's assessment of this song is spot on. Interestingly enough it was the last song that Roger Waters didn't have a writing credit on (while he was in the band). Great video, Pete, and great picks. Thanks.
Thank you very much for your Deep Cut Dive: Pink Floyd.🎤🎸🎵🥁
Thanks, Pete. I can't tell you how much these videos and your channel mean to me during this interesting period of time. I am listening to music that I haven't taken the time to listen to for many years. And you are introducing me to bands and albums that I have been unfamiliar with. Loving hearing the new (to me) music.
So glad you listed Wearing The Inside Out. That is one of my all time favorite Floyd tracks. I’m really pleased to see you give it a plug. Here’s a few I would throw in there:
Lucifer Sam
Summer ‘68
Paintbox
Corporal Clegg
Biding My Time
Marooned
Atom Heart Mother Suite
Sorrow
I could go on all day probably... 😀
"Matilda Mother"
"Paintbox"
"Cymbaline"
"Grantchester Meadows"
"A Pillow of Winds"
“The gold is in the... “
a kick ass heavy Rocking you might have missed.
"Wearing the Inside out" is the most underrated Pink Floyd song imo, "keep talking" is incredible as well! The Division Bell is a masterpiece 🤘
Lucas Beer picked almost all of my first choices, so here are 5 more:
1. Several Species Of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And Grooving With A Pict
2. The Gold It's in the...
3. Southampton Dock
4. The Riot Scene
5. Green Is The Colour
1- One of the Few.
2- Let There Be More Light.
3- Fearless
4- Wearing the Inside Out
5- Not Now John
1. Biding My Time - Relics
2. Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast - Atom Heart Mother (Great choice Pete!)
3. Embryo - Works
4. Country Song - Zabriskie Point (which never gets mentioned by Floyd fans)
5. The Narrow Way - Umma Gumma
1. Remember a Day
2. Paintbox
3. Point Me at the Sky
4. It Would Be So Nice
5. Sysyphus, Pt. 1-4
Hi! my recommandations are:
Lucifer Sam (from the Piper at the gates of dawn)
Summer 68 (from Atom heart mother....on of my all time favorite songs that no one talks about)
Mudmen (from Obscured by clouds)
Nobody home (from the Wall)
The Fletcher's memorial home (from the final cut)
...cheers
Cirrus Minor
Biding My Time
Fat Old Sun
Stay
Burning Bridges
When The Tigers Broke Free, a single release only and not on The Wall
Have listened to Pink Floyd casually for over 20 years, but only recently started truly diving in. I've had Wish You Were Here almost on repeat. Picked up Piper At The Gates Of Dawn the other day, but haven't listened yet.
Sorry Pete. Syd played all the guitar on Remember a Day. It was recorded in 1967 before Dave joined the band.
1. Scream Thy Last Scream.
2. Heart Beat Pig Meat.
3. Nicks Boogie.
4. Main Theme.
5. Candy and a Currant Bun.
6. Beset by Creatures of the Deep.
7. Fingals Cave.
8. Apples and Oranges.
9. Vegetable Man.
Indeed, it was a _Piper_ leftover.
Good to know-thanks
And Nick didn't play drums as well
@@scottmetal6664 Yes, good call.
I heard Norman Smith was the drummer on the track.
You're right!
1. Poles Apart (The Division Bell) 2.Yet another Movie (A momentary Lapse of Reason) 3. See Emily Play ( non -album track) 4. Sorrow (A Momentary Lapse of Reason) 5. Marooned (The Division Bell) Bonus song: The Dogs of War ( A Momentary Lapse of Reason)
See Emily Play a personal deep cut favorite, which the band abandoned early
reached no.6 in UK singles chart.
Bowie covered it for his Pinups album!
@@neuropete1 It appears on Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd.
Love your list! Some great picks!! 🙌🏻🔥
I could swear I heard your dog recommending "Seamus"!
I just had to say that "Remember A Day", that slide guitar was actually Syd, along with all of the guitars on that song and maybe one other on the album. Dave is not on that song at all. Just a head's up ;)
Yep, a couple people already pointed that out. Thanks for the heads up!
I think the 1972 album / OBSCURED by ☁️ CLOUDS to me anyway : little underrated / has a lot of hidden gems. FYI/ PETE/ hearing TALA and your pets etc / is the reason I personally listen to and love this station: pure, honest, no hidden fake BS. Straight up / hear I am/ no 🔔 bells and whistles! Just my take as a 58 yr old. Enjoy day !
(theory) The consensus was the modern big PF sound started with Meddle, but I think it's actually Obscured By Clouds.
Fully agree on Childhoods End! A must listen to. Also love When You're In from the same album. Going even further back, Lucy Leave (1965) and Arnold Layne (1967) are great too.
Hawkwind did a cover of the classic cymbaline,
1 The Gold it's in the...
2 Childhoods end
3 summer 68
4 Biding my time
5 Pillow of wind
Great job, Pete, thank you!
Some deep cuts by me:
- Up the Khyber
- Embryo
- Several Species of Small Furry Animals
- Childhood's End
- Young Lust
- Terminal Frost
- The Dogs of War
- Wearing the Inside Out
The best band !
Thanks for the list, Pete, and thanks to those in your audience who have already posted. I've used all that to create my Deep Dive Pink Floyd List to enjoy and then go pursue some of those albums. Though you have said the Deep Dive shows will likely phase out by late August or so, just want you to know how much they have been enjoyed by so many of us looking for that expansion of our music horizons. Thanks again!
Some of the best Pink Floyd deep cuts were Richard Wright songs/vocals
1) Remember a day
2) Stay
3) Summer 68
4) Paintbox
5) Bridges burning
Rip Richard
1. Cymbaline (from "More" (1968))
2. The Nile Song (from"More" (1968))
3. Wot's... Uh the Deal (from "Obscured By Clouds" (1972))
4. Paranoid Eyes (from "The Final Cut" (1983))
5. Lost For Words (from "The Division Bell" (1994))
Julia Dream, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun, Lucifer Sam, Remember a Day, The Nile Song, Grantchester Meadows
Julia Dream
Dreamboat Queen
Queen of all my dreams
What a great tune..haven't heard that one in a while..think I"ll remedy that right now, thank you very much!
Paintbox - B-Side of Apples And Oranges
The Narrow Way Pt. III - from Ummagumma
Fearless - from Meddle
Wots... Uh The Deal? - from Obscured By Clouds
What Do You Want From Me? - from The Division Bell
Also, FYI, it actually is Syd Barrett playing guitar on Remember A Day. That one was recorded before Gilmour joined.
Knew all the songs, but still loved the show, like yourself love, remember a day.
biding my time ~relics... my fave floyd.. that gilmour roarin' guitar... rocks...
Julia Dream, Remember a Day, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun.
Set the Controls - Syd Elec Guitar.. This was also an early track.. i have a live gig in 67 and they played this..
Interesting Pete when you mention heavy, as I recall given Floyd’s notoriety for lush atmosphere raising an eyebrow when years ago VH1 included Floyd in 100 greatest hard rock bands - BUT they do have at least a couple of heavy and/or rocking songs on each album:
Piper - Interstellar Overdrive, Lucifer Sam
Saucer - Let There Me More Light, Corporal Clegg
More - Ibiza Bar, Nile Song
Ummagumma - Astronomy Domine, Careful With That Axe Eugene
Atom Heart Mother - Breast Milky, Funky Dung sections
Meddle - One Of These Days, Echoes (Pt 2)
Obscured By Clouds - The Gold It’s In The..., Free Four
Dark Side - Money, On The Run
Wish You Were Here - Have A Cigar, Welcome To The Machine
Animals - Pigs (3 Different Ones), Sheep
The Wall - In The Flesh?, Young Lust
Final Cut - Hero’s Return, Not Now John
Momentary Lapse - Dogs of War, Learning To Fly
Division Bell - What Do You Want From Me, Take It Back (I suppose. Although I should note I am one of those who feels that Gilmour and Waters suffer considerably without each other).
As decent as the guitar players Roger Waters had in his solo albums and tours I agree they are no David Gilmour and not hearing Roger Waters on the later Pink Floyd albums it doesn't sound the same.
My fave Floyd deep cuts are all on The Wall: The Thin Ice, Goodbye Blue Sky, Don't Leave Me Now, Nobody Home, Waiting For The Worms
The entire "The Final Cut" album.
I love that album very underated and even though it is still sort of considered more of a Roger Waters solo album. The guitar Dave plays is good.
Amazing band, always has been one of my favourites. Here's one underrated song from every album!
Piper At The Gates Of Dawn: Interstellar Overdrive
A Saucerful Of Secrets: Corporal Clegg
More: Ibiza Bar
Ummagumma: The Narrow Way (Part 3)
Atom Heart Mother: Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast
Meddle: Fearless
Obscured By Clouds: Childhood's End
The Dark Side Of The Moon: Brain Damage
Wish You Were Here: Have A Cigar
Animals: Pigs (Three Different Ones)
The Wall: The Happiest Days Of Our Lives
The Final Cut: Paranoid Eyes
A Momentary Lapse Of Reason: The Dogs Of War
The Division Bell: Keep Talking
Candy and a Currant Bun
Matilda Mother
The Scarecrow
Jugband Blues (4 early Floyd songs written by the genius!)
Julia Dream (a beautiful psychedelic song by Waters)
Set the controls for the heart of the sun.
Pink Floyd Deep cuts
Sheep - Animals
Quicksilver - More
The Dogs of War - Momentary lapse of reason
Final Cut - Final cut
It's What We Do - The Endless River
1. Lucifer Sam (Piper at the Gates of Dawn, 1967)
2. Grantchester Meadows (Ummagumma, 1969)
3. One of These Days (Meddle, 1971)
4. When the Tigers Broke Free (The Final Cut, 1983)
5. The Dogs of War (A Momentary Lapse of Reason, 1987)
Ummagumma - Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict
TDSOTM - On the Run
Division Bell - What Do You Want from Me / Wearing the Inside Out / Take It Back
Meddle - San Tropez / Seamus
1. The Scarecrow (Piper at the Gates of Dawn)
2. Corporal Clegg (A Saucerful of Secrets)
3. Cymbaline (More)
4. Fearless (Meddle)
5. Free Four (Obscured by Clouds)
1. Julia Dream (David vocals)
2. See-Saw (Richard vocals)
3. Ibiza Bar (David vocals)
4. The Narrow Way (David vocals)
5. Country Song (David vocals Roger chorus)
Honorable Deeper dive mentions
Point Me At the Sky (David vocals, Roger, Rick)
Remember Me (Syd vocals)
RIP Alan Parker
Remember a Day (Richard Wright on vocals, Producer Norman Smith on drums)
Fat Old Sun (great David Gilmour guitar solo)
The Narrow Way (David Gilmour early lead vocals/writing)
Fearless (makes me think of football)
Set The Controls to the Heart of the Sun (trippy)
Remember A Day: The Nile Song : Granchester Meadows : Julia Dream : Not Now John
1) Coming Back to Life
2) Remember a day
3) Summer 68
4) A Pillow of Winds
5) The Gunners Dream
Great shout Pete. Childhood's End is the most underrated song in their Catalogue.
1. Childhood's End
2. Careful with That Axe, Eugene
3. Obscured By Clouds (I really, really like that record)
4. Let There Be More Light
5. Yet Another Movie
1. Chapter 24
2. Bike
3. Let There Be More Light
4. Remember a Day
5. Corporal Clegg
6. See Saw
7. The Nile Song
8. Crying Song
9. Up the Khyber
10. Sysyphus
11. If
12. Summer 68
13. Fat Old Sun
14. A Pillow of Winds
15. Fearless
16. Burning Bridges
17. Wots... Uh The Deal?
18. Stay
19. Absolutely Curtains
I have every album and if I were to tell someone to listen to deep cuts simply listen to ANIMALS.. No radio play and BY FAR the best album they ever put out. Great show Pete. I love your choices.
I was a radio personality for WHRW I most likely played it on my radio show.
@@madmanmark8387 What do you mean "most likely" ? Don't you remember ?
@@grimtraveller7923 I remember now, because of another album I had played Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog 🐸 Brigade Live Frogs Set 2. I remember mentioning it saying I have played Pink Floyd Animals album and said check out this version from Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade.
Anything from Obscured By Clouds...
1. Matilda Mother;
2. Julia Dream;
3. The Nile Song;
4. Scream Thy Last Scream;
5. Atom Heart Mother Suite;
6. Obscured by Clouds;
7. Childhood’s End;
8. Cirrus Minor;
9. Julia Dream;
10. Green Is The Colour;
11. Let There Be More Light.
"progressive rock icons" Oh man, the passage of time. Many of us remember when Pink Floyd was an active band, existing in real time. I personally recall both Animals and The Wall falling on our world culture like a thunderous cascade, like Zimbabwe's Victoria Falls, like Niagra. They were that big. Still, to the point, it's those deep cuts that endure, because Pink Floyd really was that great:
1. Fearless
2. Wot's...uh, the Deal?
3. Two Suns in the Sunset
4. San Tropez
5. Not Now John
1. Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast
2. Fearless
3. Grantchester Meadows
4. Chapter 24
5. Fat Old Sun
Interesting fact: A friend of mine had band that played a funny tale on Alan called Alan's Psychopathic Breakfast
Biding My Time - Relics
Stay - Obscured By Clouds
Green Is The Colour - More
Summer '68 - Atom Heart Mother
Fearless - Meddle
Some Deep Ones before I Check Out Pete's
Staying away from Animals - Wish You Were Here
and Dark Side of the Moon - No Deep Stuff in that Group!
Piper At the Gates of Dawn- Flaming
Saucerful of Secrets- Remember a Day
More- Cymbaline
Ummagumma- Grantchester Meadows
Meddle- Fearless
Obscured by Clouds- Stay
The Wall- Goodbye Blue Sky
Final Cut- Two Suns in the Sunset
Momentary Lapse of Reason- Sorrow
Division Bell- Lost for Words
Endless River- Talkin' Hawkin'
"Remember A Day" is one of their better known songs of the Barrett days. It is still so deep you need to toss down a rope and flashlight to get it out!!! GREAT CHOICE GREAT SONG
Love it when Tala makes an appearance, she's such a beauty💛
1. Two suns in the sunset.
2. Pigs on the wing part I, II
3.Fearless
4. See Emily Play
5. If.
Hi Pete,
Im sick of these so called fans of certain groups carping on about notb enjoying deep cuts of bands they love. I just dont get it. I know most if these deep cuts you've done on various bands and its really interesting to compare yours to the ones i like personally. Keep them coming Pete. Loving it.
Andy H
1. Matilda Mother
2. Paintbox
3. Remember A Day
4. Cymbaline
5. Stay
Excellent selection of genuine deep cuts, Pete. Definitely gravitating towards the Richard Wright-led material, which kinda tells its own story.
Great choice
5 The Nile Song
4 Lucifer Sam
3 The Trial
2 The Narrow Way, Pt 3
1 The Gunner's Dream
I agree with your comments on The Division Bell. Great album.
1) Bike (‘67)
2) Julia Dream (‘68)
3) Cirrus Minor (‘69)
4) Free Four (‘72)
5) Not Now John (‘83)
Corporal Clegg
Green is the Colour
Fat Old Sun
A Pillow of Winds
Obscured by Clouds
When You're In
One Slip (A Momentary Lapse of Reason is kind of a maligned album so I wanted to include one of its songs. I thoroughly enjoy this song and the album, as a whole.)
Some curve balls:
Echoes
A Saucerful of Secrets
Careful With that Axe, Eugene
(With all three of these, bypass the studio versions and listen to the cuts from Live at Pompeii. They are the definitive versions of those songs.)
Same holds true for the live version of Astronomy Domine from the LP Ummagumma. It includes an awesome Gilmour solo! IMO, its way better than the studio version.
Corporal Clegg - A Saucerful of Secrets
The Nile Song - More
Fearless - Meddle
Stay - Obscured by Clouds
The Hero's Return - The Final Cut
Sum - The Endless River
By me
1) Dogs of War
2) Sorrow
3) Young Lust
4) Have a Cigar
5) Julia Dream
The Crying Song from More was always a favorite that I never hear anybody talk about.
1) Grantchester Meadows
2) Point Me To The Sky
3) The Gold It's In The...
4) Cymbaline
5) Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
lucifer sam is one of the best ominus riffs of all time
That song reminds me of a James Bond film.
Nobody talks about The Narrow Way III, it’s a diamond in a rough
One of my favorites! It’s also totally Gilmour...
1. “Take Up Thy Stethoscope and Walk” (The Piper at the Gates of Dawn)
2. Let There Be More Light (A Saucerful of Secrets)
3. Grantchester Meadows (Ummagumma)
4. Alan’s Psychedelic Breakfast (Atom Heart Mother)
5. San Tropez (Meddle) (Also my favorite Pink Floyd song; it’s just a pretty song)
Syd played the slide guitar on this track. It was a leftover from the piper sessions of the previous year.
" I was in the studio , SEAMUS, THAT S THE DOG ,was inside" .....
5) "Seamus" a great bluesy number with dog as the lead vocalist
4) "If" mellow great tune sound like something that could have been on the wall.
3) "Astronomy Domine" a great Syd number inspired the Beatles tobe more experimental in the studio
2) Interstellar Overdrive instrumental number with Syd
1) Several Species Of Small Furry Animals Gathered In a Cave And Grooving With A Pict. experimental studio piece with lots of sound effects and studio tricks.
Here are some of my faves that I have not heard on the radio in more than 25 years:
San Tropez
Careful with that Ax Eugene
See Emily Play
Have a cigar
Goodbye Blue Skies
I was recently dismissed at college radio WHRW I played the deep cuts not heard on boring commercial rock radio. I even played entire albums as well.
Fav Floyd "deep" cuts: 1) Marooned 2) The Gunner's Dream 3) The Thin Ice 4) Waiting for the Worms 5) Poles Apart
“Fearless” (Meddle)
“If” (Atom Heart Mother)
“Green Is The Color” (More)
“Julia Dream” (Single)
“The Gnome” (Piper At The Gates Of Dawn)
Pete! Can we get a Worst To Best ranking on Korn?? They've never been afraid to experiment and still going strong for close to 30 years.
Great deep cut picks!
Great idea going for Obscured By Clouds stuff. It's a really good album in a kind of alternate reality where they are still really operating as a band. I wouldn't give up Waters ruling to roost Dark Side onward obviously, but it's still great that this exists and shows that it would have been possible and also really, really good.
Also, I *hate* Ibiza Bar and love the Final Cut! :-)
I love division bell,bought it on cassette when it came out👍
This was surprisingly easy for me. I really love the pre-DSOTM stuff and everything from my list is from that period.
01) Lucifer Sam
02) Remember A Day
03) Point Me At The Sky
04) Wots Uh The Deal?
05) Childhood's End
1) Remember A Day
2) Cirrus Minor
3) Oh Wots The Deal
4) The Gunner's Dream ( beautiful song!!)
5) Not Now John
6) Careful With That Axe Eugene
So 275 comments and no one (ok, one guy) is mentioning the entire album side epic that is Echos?!?
Ok, the meandering keyboard effects in the middle could be cut but the remaining 19 minutes is pure jamming gold.
I don't consider it very deep. It's a main part of their popular documentary film "Live at Pompeii" also an edit version appears on "Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd". But it's a masterwork!!!
@@mutant_blues True to a point, but if you review the comments some people are listing songs off of very popular albums that got radio airplay. Meddle still receives no airplay and Echos was never played on a commercial radio station. So I guess it is a matter of degrees?
@@bryanjacobsen5005 Somehow I guess! The criteria are many. I would say that Echoes is a semi deep cut. Not a single release, abandoned from many of their concerts, but gained publicity with Pompeii.
I love "Echoes" ~ it is, for me, the point at which the early Floyd had been aiming at since their inception. I love every moment of its 23+ minutes, sounds, music, words, singing, solos, jamming and all. They were never interesting to me once they'd found and pursued a direction with DSOTM and beyond. "Echoes" {originally called something like "Return to the sun of nothing" which is a great title} is their apogee.
But it's not a deep album cut. It's been popular for nearly 50 years, it's played in it's entirety in 2 movies {one is a Floyd film from Pompeii, the other is a movie about surfing that I remember seeing back in the early 80s}, it's on numerous bootlegs and radio broadcasts and all four members of the "Meddle" band cite it as the huge pointer towards DSOTM.
@@grimtraveller7923 I would propose that it is a matter of definition. Most people posting here have an extensive knowledge of Pink Flord's discography so a deep track to the general public wouldn't be a deep track to us participating here.
Pete stated he would avoid the biggest albums, popular videos, etc so there are some guidlines. Based on this, I would propose that it could be debated if the following songs, all mentioned multiple times in this thread, are not deep tracks:
*Anything from off of The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, and The Wall. Some tracks from these listed in this thread are The Great Gig in the Sky, Have a Cigar, Shine on You Crazy Diamond (Parts 6-9), Mother, Young Lust, Goodbye Blue Skies, The Thin Ice, Waiting for the Worms, Nobodies Home.
A similar discussion could be made for Animals (of which every track, Pigs on the Wing, Sheep, Dogs, Pigs (3 Different Ones) are listed at least once in this comment thread), The Final Cut (Not Now John, The Final Cut, Parnoid Eyes), A Momentary Lapse of Reason (One Slip, Dogs of War, On the Turning Away), and The Division Bell. All of these albums sold significantly more than Meddle and had many tracks that received more airplay.
Early legacy stuff-
*Bike and See Emily Play are typically used as examples of Barrett's early stripped down psychedelia. I used to hear it fairly often on late night radio.
*Careful With That Axe Eugene, Intersteller Overdrive, and One of These Days- all 3 have gotten semi-extensive airplay but, more significantly, have remained live setlist staples. Similar but to a lesser extent can be said for Astronomy Domine which, like Echos, disappeared from live set lists only to reappear on later dates.
So if any of these songs I have listed are what you consider "deep cuts" then I would propose that Echos is at the very least debatable for deep cut status.
One more disclaimer would be that the radio stations (there were at least two) in my local area (Seattle) would play a lot of this stuff back in the day, particularly from late evening on. So I was possibly exposed to tracks that other areas didn't get very much of? (these stations generally suck now as they have reduced their playlists to a couple hundred songs. Gee, I wonder why radio is dying?!?).
Anyways, I just enjoy discussing Pink Floyd so even if no one agrees with me I still have had fun with the topic!
Fearless.
Paranoid Eyes, Cymbaline, Julia Dream, Nile song, Green is the color.
- Jugband Blues: A really haunting way for Syd to go out. The lyrics get me every time.
- Cymbaline: Just a beautiful little Waters tune. Probably my favorite off More.
- The Narrow Way (Pt. 3 specifically): Wow, I love this piece, yet it's never mentioned anywhere. A nice break from the cacophony of the second disc of Ummagumma. The first great Gilmour composition.
- Careful With That Axe, Eugene: The live version from Ummagumma is...well...listen for yourself. It's amazing. That version could easily make it into my top 10 Floyd songs on most days.
- Wot's...Uh the Deal: Basically every song on Obscured by Clouds could go on this list but I like this one in particular, although your choice of Childhood's End was also excellent.
Oh, and since Floyd is my favorite band I feel obligated to give a completely unwelcome top 5 while I'm here.
1. Animals
2. WYWH
3. DSOTM
4. Meddle
5. The Wall (I want to put Atom Heart Mother here but I just can't do it, I'm a coward)