Obscured By Clouds - Pink Floyd

Obscured By Clouds

Pink Floyd

  • Genre: Rock
  • Release Date: 1972-06-02
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 11

  • ℗ 2016 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Pink Floyd Music Ltd., marketed

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Obscured By Clouds Pink Floyd 3:04 USD 1.29
2
When You're In Pink Floyd 2:31 USD 1.29
3
Burning Bridges Pink Floyd 3:30 USD 1.29
4
The Gold It's In the... Pink Floyd 3:07 USD 1.29
5
Wot's... Uh the Deal? Pink Floyd 5:09 USD 1.29
6
Mudmen Pink Floyd 4:17 USD 1.29
7
Childhood's End Pink Floyd 4:33 USD 1.29
8
Free Four Pink Floyd 4:16 USD 1.29
9
Stay Pink Floyd 4:07 USD 1.29
10
Absolutely Curtains Pink Floyd 5:52 USD 1.29

Reviews

  • An Overlooked & Underrated Classic!

    5
    By Slack-Babbath
    A+ ......An Overlooked & Underrated Classic!
  • OK I Guess...

    3
    By Magic Man
    Well I mean I just didn't want to buy this album "just because" You know what I mean? Not if I didn't like it. Just because I"m a lifelong Floyd fan I just wouldn't grab anything of theirs that they did, just like I won't even touch "Ummagumma" no matter how much I love the band. It's just not my thing. Just goes to show you don't have to like everything a favorite group did, even Pink Floyd. The songs people come on here & say is the best such as "Wots.....Uh the Deal?" I don't even like. The reviewer for this album called it a "wonder" but it's my least favorite song on this album. I DO like "When You're In" which I think is one of the best songs on this but only a close 2nd to "Free Four" which I've always liked since the first time I ever heard it. It's much like "San Tropez" off of "Meddle", the kind of song that one can immediately like, it has that sort of groove to it. Otherwise the rest is just Floyd being prententious as they are often won't to do at times. But if this is your cup of tea then have at it, don't let me stop ya.
  • Awesome

    5
    By HCollins05
    Love this album
  • Excellent

    5
    By musiking
    By far personal favorite album by Pink Floyd.
  • Rock & Roll baby!!

    5
    By AnxiousSeeker
    These guys know how to write amazing songs wow!!! I can get a glimpse of DSotM as well ;)
  • Free Four!

    5
    By Nurk Twin
    Love that song. Since I first heard it in 1990. A little late but always a favorite. Still have my “Waiting for the Worms” mask handed out at the wall concert in Germany at the gate. So many years ago......
  • For me

    5
    By Sierranista
    For me, Pink Floyds very best album in total.
  • Fantastic and underrated Pink Floyd album

    5
    By Best gamer 😀😀😀300
    Extremely underrated. You will be suprised that youd never heard of it
  • Carlos

    5
    By Red Eye Reviews
    I bought this at a used music store because “live in Pompeii” got me interested in pre-dark side floyd. I was pleasantly surprised. I fell in with this album while riding my bike through the park. I'd listen to this any day over Wish You Were Here or The Wall. I think it might get overlooked because it’s often referred to as a soundtrack but it functions as a bonefied floyd studio album to my ears. It has a nice blend of atmospherics and earthy ballads. It has a nice flow and balance from instrumentals, ballads and rock numbers. If I had to be picky the last track seems a little out of place. I think it might be audio from the movie.
  • Because of a review

    5
    By Mr.Glock
    Thanks Kamicosi. Because of your review I am purchasing this album. Never even knew it existed. I now feel the need to dust off my guitar and start playing again. Awesomeness. I wish I could see them in concert just one more time.
  • A NEGLECTED CLASSIC

    4
    By slappywag64
    Their second soundtrack and is a little more accessible than More and musically flows much better. It is still a band looking for a creative voice but I like this better than the doom and gloom which will carry them from Dark Side to The Final Cut. Here there is still a joyful quailty in the lyrics and music but the Roger Waters obsession with his father's death makes it's first appearence in the otherwise charming song Free Four. Mud Men is a beautifully trippy instrumental. As in More and other albums of this period there are a number of good songs that never get included in any of the "greatest hits" cash grab packages and prefer to recycle the same tunes over and over again. I wouldn't even recommend them to a Floyd novice. I started with The Wall and went backwards into their past. It's hit and miss but I prefer this period of musical exploration and experientation to the doom and gloom which will be the band's sound. This is their psychedelic folk period.
  • This album is way too overlooked!

    5
    By Kamicosi
    At first I was skeptical about buying this album, but now I am glad I decided to purchase it as this is now one of my favorite pink floyd albums! The first two tracks sound like the expected movie soundtrack songs, but the rest of the albums sounds like a full blown pink floyd album. Personal favorites include "stay," "mudmen," and "wots...uh the deal?," which I think is the best track on the album. This album is a great pick for any pink floyd fan, casual or hardcore. Listening to this you can tell Dark Side of the Moon was right around the corner. Its a shame that nobody seems to know about this album.

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