Pink Floyd - More - Released Year 1969
Tracklist front / back album covers
Side one
1. "Cirrus Minor" 5:18
2. "The Nile Song" 3:26
3. "Crying Song" 3:33
4. "Up the Khyber" (instrumental) 2:12
5. "Green Is the Colour" 2:58
6. "Cymbaline" 4:50
7. "Party Sequence" (instrumental) 1:07
Total length: 23:24
Side two
1. "Main Theme" (instrumental) 5:27
2. "Ibiza Bar" 3:19
3. "More Blues" (instrumental) 2:12
4. "Quicksilver" (instrumental) 7:13
5. "A Spanish Piece" 1:05
6. "Dramatic Theme" (instrumental) 2:15
Total length: 21:32
Side one
1. "Cirrus Minor" 5:18
2. "The Nile Song" 3:26
3. "Crying Song" 3:33
4. "Up the Khyber" (instrumental) 2:12
5. "Green Is the Colour" 2:58
6. "Cymbaline" 4:50
7. "Party Sequence" (instrumental) 1:07
Total length: 23:24
Side two
1. "Main Theme" (instrumental) 5:27
2. "Ibiza Bar" 3:19
3. "More Blues" (instrumental) 2:12
4. "Quicksilver" (instrumental) 7:13
5. "A Spanish Piece" 1:05
6. "Dramatic Theme" (instrumental) 2:15
Total length: 21:32
More is the 1969 soundtrack album by Pink Floyd, created for Barbet Schroeder’s film More. As their first full soundtrack project, it showcases the band’s experimental range, blending atmospheric instrumentals with powerful vocal-driven songs. More captures the essence of the film’s trippy, drug-fueled themes while pushing the boundaries of Pink Floyd’s evolving sound.
🎶 Fun Facts about More:
🎸 The album features both acoustic folk songs and heavy rock instrumentals, reflecting the band’s diversity.
🎤 “The Nile Song” is one of Pink Floyd’s heaviest recordings, displaying a raw, almost proto-metal energy.
🎧 Recorded in just a few weeks, it highlights the band’s ability to craft music that’s both cinematic and distinctively Floyd.
🎹 The band experimented with tape effects and innovative recording techniques, hinting at the progressive rock future they’d soon explore.
🥁 The album marks a transitional phase from their early psychedelic sound to a more mature, diverse style.
More remains an essential chapter in the Pink Floyd discography, a must-listen for fans of their early and experimental work. It’s perfect for listeners interested in the soundtrack’s psychedelic roots and the band’s progression toward their legendary 1970s sound.
More is the 3rd studio album and first soundtrack album by English rock band Pink Floyd. It was released on 13 June 1969 in the United Kingdom by EMI Columbia and on 9 August 1969 in the United States by Tower Records. The soundtrack is for the film of the same name, which was primarily filmed on location on Ibiza and was the directorial debut of Barbet Schroeder. It was the band's first album without former leader Syd Barrett.
