This 12 inch vinyl LP features a rare live performance by Pink Floyd recorded at the Old Refectory, Southampton University on May 9, 1969. The recording captures the band during their early psychedelic era, documenting a setlist from the period when they were transitioning toward the experimental sounds that defined the early seventies.

The front cover features a central group portrait of the band members set against an underground station background with vibrant yellow light streaks.

The main story of this release is its historical value as a documentation of the band's live sound at a significant student venue in Southampton. As a live archival recording, it serves as a piece of musical history for fans of the group's progressive and psychedelic roots.

The back cover provides the full track listing and technical credits for the recording, which was originally captured for local or archival purposes before being issued for collectors.

Additional Features:

• Venue Credit: Explicitly identifies the location as the Old Refectory at Southampton University.

• Photography: Features iconic early imagery of Roger Waters, Nick Mason, Richard Wright, and David Gilmour.

• Packaging: Housed in a clear protective plastic sleeve with a small price or inventory tag in the upper right corner.

• Vinyl Condition: The record appears to be a modern archival pressing and likely retains its original factory luster.

• Sleeve Condition: The picture sleeve is in excellent condition with no visible seam splits, spine damage, or ring wear.

• Format 12 Inch Vinyl LP

• Publication Archival Live Release

• Issue Date 1969 Recording / Modern Pressing

• Cover Features Group portrait of Pink Floyd members David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright

• Country United Kingdom