PINK FLOYD - The Heart Of The Sun: Live At The Fillmore West 1970 Vol. 3 PLUTO saying that doing so “was

saying that doing so “was a nice reflection of the past meeting the present”

it felt like “an echoing silence” to share such a cathartic album with a world shut down

The group’s debut album makes careful and artful use of controversial ingredients

The three “Copenhagen gringos” present a high energy performance on albums as well as live on stage

PINK FLOYD - The Heart Of The Sun: Live At The Fillmore West 1970 Vol. 3 PLUTO saying that doing so “wasLP Vinyl A rare chance to catch the Floyd in what is effectively the second of the many phases they went through as a band, in this case exactly halfway between the release of their debut album Piper At The Gates of Dawn in 1967 and their most successful, Dark Side of The Moon, in 1973. Volume 3 features two extended performances that highlight the band's early improvisational style and atmospheric soundscapes. Side A features a monumental 22 minute