RECORD REVIEW - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (40th Anniversary Edition) by Pink Floyd (1967, 2007)
5I found this expanded re-release of Pink Floyd's first album in a record store in Wilmette in 2007 or so and dug it up recently. Let's see if it's worth how much it cost -- and it wasn't exactly cheap.
NOTE: I forgot to mention in this that the insert pages fell out not just *at all* -- something I expect to happen eventually, paper products are pretty fragile -- but it fell out within ONE YEAR of my purchasing this. And it's not like I was really all that hard on it! I was usually afraid of breaking it, so I put it on a shelf after I ripped the CDs to MP3 and looked through the Syd Barrett booklet, only getting it out occasionally. You can also basically ignore when I say the art from the back of the record is not included, because there really wasn't much of any on most editions.
Camera interface overlay source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tejqsmzFYH0
Discogs page: https://www.discogs.com/Pink-Floyd-The-Piper-At-The-Gates-Of-Dawn/release/1060844 - This might not be the ACTUAL EXACT release but it's something like this and has the right catalog number, and also this entry has pictures of the insert (although, those Syd insert scans are kinda small...)
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