An exceedingly rare poster advertising the opening two nights of the UFO Club, London — December 23 and 30, 1966. This was the first poster the club ever produced, and is one of the earliest posters advertising performances by Pink Floyd. The design is an early one by Michael English, before teaming up with Nigel […]
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An impossibly rare ticket/invitation card for the third of the Spontaneous Underground afternoons at London’s Marquee Club—the first of those afternoons to feature The Pink Floyd Sound, as the band was still calling itself. The authoritative Pink Floyd Archives lists this March 13, 1966 appearance as the band’s eighth show using a variant of the […]
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An exceedingly rare concert poster for the 1967 British National Jazz & Blues Festival featuring what is arguably the greatest lineup ever to play a UK festival. Performing over three days were many of the greatest British artists ever, including the first show ever by Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac, the Small Faces, The Cream, The […]
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An exceptionally rare double-sided psychedelic Pink Floyd poster/concert program passed out at the group’s Feb. 2, 1970 show at the Palais des Sports in Lyon, France. The translated text notes that during Part 1, the band would play songs from ‘The Man’ (from Wikipedia: ‘a suite of music performed in concert…[consisting] of several of their […]
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An extraordinarily rare UK first printing concert poster, advertising two incredible October 1967 shows at Brian Epstein’s Saville Theatre in London. On Oct 1, Pink Floyd (with Syd Barrett) headlined, with Fairport Convention, The Incredible String Band and Tomorrow featuring Keith West. And on Oct 8, The Jimi Hendrix Experience topped the bill, with The […]
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A beautiful 1968 French first pressing of Pink Floyd’s second album, A Saucerful of Secrets, on Columbia Records. The dark green label disc is in Mint/Near Mint condition, and looks as if it’s been played a few times at most. The flipback front-laminated cover is in Near Mint- condition, with a bit of light ringwear […]
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An exceedingly rare membership card to London’s short lived but groundbreaking UFO Club. Founded by legendary record producer Joe Boyd and key London underground figure John ‘Hoppy’ Hopgood, the UFO existed for only nine months, from December 1966 through September 1967–but what an extraordinary nine months it was! The club’s house bands were Syd Barrett’s […]
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A beautiful and complete 1973 UK first pressing of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, with solid blue triangle labels, the earliest A2/A3 stampers, and unused stickers and posters. The vinyl surfaces grade Mint, and the disc plays absolutely perfectly throughout, without even a pop. The labels are clean, with a small area above […]
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A rare concert poster advertising shows by Pink Floyd with Blue Cheer and Jeff Beck, at Los Angeles’ Shrine Auditorium, on July 26 & 27, 1968, as part of the Pinnacle Concert Series. These shows took place at a historic time for two of these acts; the day of the second show Pink Floyd’s second […]
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A copy of the book English Art and Modernism 1990-1939, owned, and signed and dated on the title page “R.Barrett.2005.” by Pink Floyd co-founder Syd Barrett (1946-2006). This was sold by Barrett’s family after his death at the UK auction house Cheffins, in the sale ‘The Estate of the Late Syd Barrett.’ Roger Keith ‘Syd’ […]
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One of only 320 copies of the Deluxe Edition of Mick Rock’s highly collectible book PSYCHEDELIC RENEGADES. The Deluxe issue is hand signed by both Syd Barrett and Mick Rock, and bound in orange and turquoise leather with gold tooling and gold page edges, and individually numbered. This is copy #38 of 320. Arguably the […]
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A very rare handbill for the December 1967 UK package tour headlined by the Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Pink Floyd (with Syd Barrett,) and The Move, with Amen Corner, The Nice and Eire Apparent. The three headliners for this tour were among the most important psychedelic bands ever, each at the peak of their powers. […]
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Undocumented until the 2018 discovery of the only other known example, this poster advertises seven events presented by the London Free School at All Saints Hall, London in October 1966. Two of these, on October 14 and 21, were ‘Pop Dance’ shows featuring The Pink Floyd (with Syd Barrett.) These were likely The Pink Floyd’s […]
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Three rare collectibles from the 1970 Bath Festival of Blues & Progressive Music, featuring an incredible lineup with Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention, Jefferson Airplane, Fairport Convention, The Byrds, Santana, Moody Blues, Steppenwolf, Canned Heat, John Mayall, Colosseum, Keef Hartley, and more. First is a double-sided handbill listing all […]
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An 8 page program for Pink Floyd’s concert at the Hollywood Bowl, September 22, 1972. Pink Floyd were touring, with Quadrophonic sound, in support of their most recent albums Obscured by Clouds and Meddle. The program features a band photograph and biography, reviews of recently released albums including David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust and Leon Russell’s […]
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A beautiful possibly unplayed UK first pressing of Pink Floyd’s 1969 Soundtrack From The Film More, on Columbia Records. This is the earliest pressing, with the green tinted back cover with the couple facing ‘west.’ The front laminated flipback cover is in Near Mint condition, with just a bit of storage impression from the disc […]
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