Obscured By Clouds – A week for Schroeder’s La Vallée
In June 1972 Pink Floyd released Obscured by Clouds, a quick soundtrack for Barbet Schroeder's La Vallée cut in about a week at Strawberry Studios in France.
The Dark Side Of The Moon – Prism, Parsons, and a continuous side
On 1 March 1973 Pink Floyd released The Dark Side of the Moon on Harvest, a continuous concept album engineered by Alan Parsons at Abbey Road and wrapped in Hipgnosis' prism sleeve.
The Final Cut – Waters’ requiem after The Wall, without Wright
In March 1983 Pink Floyd released The Final Cut, a Waters-led anti-war concept album produced with Michael Kamen and James Guthrie, without Richard Wright and with Gilmour largely on the margins.
The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn – Barrett’s debut on EMI Columbia
On 5 August 1967 Pink Floyd released their debut The Piper at the Gates of Dawn on EMI Columbia, recorded at Abbey Road with Norman Smith while Syd Barrett still led the songs.
Wish You Were Here – Absence, Shine On, Abbey Road Studio Three
In September 1975 Harvest released Wish You Were Here, cut mainly at Abbey Road Studio Three with Brian Humphries engineering after Alan Parsons stepped aside.
Pink Floyd – Green Is The Colour
Green Is The Colour is the quiet song on More, the soundtrack Pink Floyd wrote for Barbet Schroeder's film.
Pink Floyd – Free Four
Free Four opens with a count-in, "one, two, free four," in a Cockney accent.
Pink Floyd – Breathe (In The Air)
Breathe is the first song on The Dark Side of the Moon, even though Speak to Me, the heartbeat collage, is the first track.