Description

Pink Floyd "A Foot in the Door - 8 Tracks" Blue Vinyl Limited Edition LP.

This member-approved greatest hits collection marks Pink Floyd's first officially endorsed best-of release in 15 years since 2011. The album features eight carefully selected tracks from the band's legendary 1971–1979 era, including songs from Meddle, The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall.

This limited edition release is pressed on Blue Vinyl and includes the rare full-length version of "Pigs on the Wing," combining Parts 1 and 2 with a guitar bridge performed by Snowy White.


Features

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Condition

Condition: New / Sealed



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