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Artist:    Pink Floyd
Title:     Transcendental Medication
Unique_Id: TRANSMED

Format:    CD
Catalog:   TR-223 Turtle Records
Misc.:     !
Produced:  1992 Australia
Date:      680625

Cover:     8" x 5" trifold digipak  

  Front:   a picture (of a boy & girl) and a drawing (a ball and X-mas tree 
           lights) superimposed over a picture of a mountain in early morning.
  Back:    photo of the same girl and boy in their underwear looking at a light
           source (again superimposed over the mountain picture)
  Inside:  photo of a pig superimposed over snow-covered mountain
           photo of Pink Floyd with Syd Barrett instead of Gilmour
           superimposed over a lake/ocean (?) photo of Pink Floyd
           presumably right after Gilmour joined the group superimposed
           over a drawing by G. Scarfe (I'm guessing) which is in turn
           superimposed over another picture of a snow-covered
           mountain.

Sources:   25 Jun 1968- 1971 - Live In London
           Disc 1 Tracks 1-3:  June 25, 1968
           Disc 1 Tracks 4-5:  Early December 1968
           Disc 1 Tracks 6-10: September 16, 1970
           Disc 2 Tracks 1-3:  March 10, 1971


Tracks:    Disc 1:
           1.  Julia Dream
           2.  Let There Be More Light
           3.  Murderistic Women
           4.  Point Me At The Sky
           5.  The Embryo
           6.  The Embryo
           7.  Green Is The Colour
           8.  Careful With That Axe, Eugene
           9.  If
           10. Atom Heart Mother

           Disc 2:
           1.  One Of These Days
           2.  Fat Old Sun
           3.  Echoes


Band:      Roger Waters 
           Rick Wright 
           Nick Mason
           David Gilmour


Xref:      Phenomena, probably numerous others (BBC Sessions)

Quality:   VG+/EX
           Ex/Sup (Sound quality differs)   -PATRICK

Comments:  It's the same BBC Sessions without any enhancement or reduction
           in sound.  Haven't heard the whole thing through yet because I've
           heard these songs so many times before.   -DAN