Pink Floyd – A Saucerful Of Secrets (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP of Better Living was a

of Better Living was a shock

and cowpunk remain their key musical reference points -- Faulkner's skills as a songwriter have grown perceptibly: the opening "Bittersweet" is an absolute gem

Its roots hearken back to the Jacksons' huge mid-'70s hit "Dancing Machine

the band was invited to open nine dates for Metallica

I will be surprised if this isn’t a contender for Tui Jazz Album of the year

Pink Floyd – A Saucerful Of Secrets (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP of Better Living was aRecorded over the end of 1967 and early 1968, A Saucerful Of Secrets is a transitional record that marked Syd Barrett's final recordings with Pink Floyd and the birth of their 'space rock' direction. It was also the recorded debut of new boy David Gilmour, finding his feet only on the incredible yet somewhat buried solo at the end of "Let There Be More Light". When the record hits, it does so extremely well the frantic, bass driven raga like "Let