The deluxe hardcover box set of Pink Floyd "London 1966 / 67" offers a fascinating insight into early Pink Floyd. "London 1966 / 67" was originally recorded for Peter Whitehead and was intended to serve as the soundtrack for his legendary documentary "Tonite Lets All Make Love In London", which tells of the swing scene of the 60s. The film features rare footage of the '60s line-up. Featuring rare live footage from the UFO Club and Alexandra Palace and studio performances from Studio Techniques. In sound and vision, we are given fascinating insights into the early work of one of the most important rock bands in history. This deluxe box set with 36-page booklet includes two rare songs from the early Floyd era feat. Syd Barrett, when the band was at the height of its experimental spirit. Includes a 17-minute version of 'Interstellar Overdrive' recorded at Sound Techique Studio.