This mammoth monster measures: 30" inches x 40" inches Oversized cloth textile fabric poster flag - officially licensed product Why is this new fabric poster better than the traditional paper poster? Because it's: larger than a traditional poster! - soft as silk Versatile (put it up/take it down) - vibrant (rich colors) Durable (won't tear like paper) AND it's washable...

Fabric Posters feature officially licensed graphics from the worlds hottest bands! The posters are screen printed, 30"x40" pieces of fabric art. They are printed on sheer, soft-as-silk material for the highest quality.

Holy COW..!..This poster is cool! It is an original from 1986. The text near the b/w photo at the bottom right lists the artist (Hipgnosis) and the fact that it was a Floyd album cover. The picture is of cows enjoying the pastoral English coutryside.

There's been quite of overlap in recent Floyd DVD releases. In their follow up to the "Psychedelic Chronicles" DVD from a few years ago, Apocalypse Sound include the Royal Festival Hall Rehearsal footage from April 1969 and the "Randwick Racecourse" footage from Australia, both of which appeared on the "From The Dark Sides Of The Archives", as well as the Stuttgart "food fight" footage from July 1969 which has also shown up elsewhere recently...

Atom Heart Mother was Pink Floyds first number one album featuring an extended instrumental suite co-written and arranged by avant-garde composer Ron Geesin. Thirty-five years on, Ron Geesin revisits the work and describes the circumstances surrounding the creation of the album...

Rare Heart of the Sun Live Pink Floyd. This professionally filmed footage shot in B&W, is the very first time Atom Heart Mother was performed with a full choir and brass ensemble. This also features the very last time it was performed in front of audiences at the Amsterdam Rock Circus.

In the grand, color-bending tradition of psychedelic experimentalism, Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother takes as its title an inscrutable phrase and under the title launches a similarly inscrutable--or at least dense--musical concatenation...

In the grand, color-bending tradition of psychedelic experimentalism, Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother takes as its title an inscrutable phrase and under the title launches a similarly inscrutable--or at least dense--musical concatenation...