The Dark Side of the Moon

Yes, but some would say Wish You Were Here is better, and personally speaking, I prefer The Division Bell. 

Here are some Pink Floyd bootleg databases:

Your homework is to use these resources and find us the bootlegs that show that Syd Barrett sang on The Great Gig in the Sky. 

I just noticed this. You are in error. Making cr*p up as you go, per usual. "The Great Gig in the Sky" had nothing to do with Syd, Syd's voice was never on it, and it was composed in 1972, well after Syd was a memory in the band. 

Yes, they added I think 12 shows?? Anyhow its a good discussion on SHF site, so far about 8 pages worth. There are so many boots out there of the Floyd, the San Diego one I remember hearing many many years ago. I think some of these are audience recordings, quality is highly suspect. And now they are all copyrighted to Pink Floyd Music 2021....band might as well make money on the boots.

Hi,

I've been talking about those bootlegs for years, and how they tell a very different story about PF that most are not interested in ... specially how the sound effect vignettes, many years later became THE WALL ... and even the theme in that is far out, because the sub-text is even more important ... including some far out bits ... "PEOPLE HAVE STOOD AND CHEERED ... SOMETHING THEY DID NOT UNDERSTAND!" ... and of course, the early version of The Greatest Gig in the Sky was Syd's not Claire's voice.

It also makes it clearer, how DG became a part of the music, as he was more adapt to having fun with "Astronome Domine" and "Interstellar Overdrive" and it shows in many boots, and eventually "A Saucerfull of Secrets". It helped him get a good feel for the band while it worked on how he would adjust ... and their next album, was more ... let's do each of us, suggesting that they did not AS YET AT THAT TIME were ready for anything that would be better or more interesting for fans. AHM kinda gave us the first real PF thing that we were about to see from that point on. Complete with sound effects, this time in TOTAL Quadraphonic sound going all over the venue, to make your head go dizzy, which earned them the "psychedelic" and "dopey" music even more during those days, and we're talking at least a couple of years before the release of DSOTM which was being played in parts and portions as well, although none of these "old" boots has any hint of DSOTM, though some have some lines or bits that appeared later as part of the DSOTM stuff, in comments, and some of it was in the Live in Pompeii film, though it is obvious that most of it, ended up in bootlegs, since a lot of it has never surfaced. Remember that DG got in with them in 1970, but I am not sure that the band did any shows for some time, and the stuff in the early days with Saucerfull of Secrets was in bootlegs, but very few of the boots, almost none, have Syd in them at all, suggesting that there was a couple of years before DG actually performed with PF on stage, although I have been told that he was a backup guitarist and that at least once, Syd's guitar was muted and DG played ... I kinda doubt that, but I suppose it is possible!

In many ways, the early PF was not exactly "space rock" as it might have started out to be with its TITLE for the songs, which obviously mattered to Syd, but the band couldn't careless about the mumbo jumbo. That the music became "psychedelic" and "dopey" and "spacey" made it perfect for "SPACE ROCK" and that meant ... "tripping rock" ... and that was the main thing before DSOTM hit the shelves and the airwaves. 

And the band adapted to the big money, of course!