PF - 1968-1970 - Ultra Rare Trax

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Vol 2
Vol 3
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PF - 1968-1971 - Spiral

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PF - 1968-1971 - French TV (TPR CD 007)

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PF - 1968-1970 - Before Time Began

Here
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** Thanks to wywh, we have a nice, fresh rip of this CD along with jolly nice scans!

PF - 1968 - The Transitional Period

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PF - 1968-1974 - From Underground To The Moon

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PF - 1968-1972 - Stranger Than Fiction

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PF - 1968-1972 - Live In Grantchester Meadows

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PF - 1968-1971 - Turn Off The Light Thru The Dark

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PF - 1968-1970 - Londonfields

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PF - 1968-1970 - Before Time Began

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PF - 1968-1969 - BBC masters

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**Despite not having sexy cover art, this would probably be my recommendation out of all of the things I have posted today. These sessions make up the back-bone of all of the early years compilations that you see. They were recorded well & the tapes were kept by the BBC (unlike the tapes from 1967).

PF - 1968-12-28 - Utrecht, Holland

Here - Utrecht
Here - Owed to Syd Barrett
Here - Sgt Weatherman
Here - 1st gen speed corrected

PF - 1968-07-27 - Los Angeles, CA

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PF - 1968-1969 - BBC Sessions

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PF - 1968-05-31 - Amsterdam , NL

Here - Erotisch Panorama VPRO Broadcast
Here - Syncopated Pandemonium
Here - Bulldog Records

** I have found many different versions of Syncopated Pandemonium - most of them in .flac format and with this sort of lineage -

CD Bootleg "Syncopated Pandemonium" > EAC > FLAC

This release was never issued as a silver disk. It was created in .shn format by a group called the "Digital Lunatics" back in 2001. That means that all of the .flac versions of this collection are derived from the .shn version. The only question is the lineage. Luckily, your friend Dr. Forrester is a very old man. I located the original .shn files in my archives & have shared them above.

I mention this because I have found this problem - someone issuing .flac versions of shows that were first issued as .shn - to be extremely common. Whenever possible, I will share the .shn version. This becomes difficult when you have multiple rips from an original silver CD. The .flac version, in that case, may be just as legitimate as an older .shn version, because the one was not derived from the other.

** I also wanted to point out that this is the very first place that I ever saw the "drug lyrics" version of Candy And A Currant Bun on a widely circulated release. Truly a historic milestone!

PF - 1968-05-06 & 1969-05-12 - High Time

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PF - 1968-05-06 - Rome - VPRO Rebroadcast

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PF - 1968-05-06 - Fountains of Rome

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