🎶 About the Song: "Cymbaline" by Pink Floyd 🎶Originally featured on the 1969 album "More", Cymbaline is one of Pink Floyd's most atmospheric and haunting early tracks. The album was a soundtrack for the film "More", directed by Barbet Schroeder, and this song perfectly captures the dreamy, disoriented feel of the movie.
Written by Roger Waters, Cymbaline was originally titled "Nightmare", which reflects the song's eerie, almost surreal lyrical content. The lyrics explore themes of anxiety, dreams, and disconnection from reality—hallmarks of Waters' introspective style that would later define much of Pink Floyd's work.
Live versions of Cymbaline during the early 1970s often featured extended instrumental sections, sound effects like footsteps, creaking doors, and whispered voices, creating a full-on immersive experience for audiences. It became a favorite in their live sets during this transitional period as the band was evolving from psychedelic rock to the progressive legends we know today.
The song is a hidden gem in the Pink Floyd catalog and stands as a bridge between their experimental early days and the concept-driven masterpieces that would come later.
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