1970 - Music From "The Body"

[The Piper]

Release date: 1970

With Ron Geesin, a soundtrack (re-recorded). Only four of the tracks have vocals, all done by Waters. These songs are reminiscient of "If"; the rest of the album is a bit like the weirder parts of the "Atom Heart Mother" suite.

According to the book "The Pink Floyd: In the Flesh", Roger was working on this project, and needed a band. As the other Pink Floyd members were on holiday he called them to play as session musicians.

Tracks:

• Our Song (Waters/Geesin)
• Sea Shell And Stone (Waters)
• Red Stuff Writhe (Geesin)
• A Gentle Breeze Blew Through Life (Geesin)
• Lick Your Partners (Geesin)
• Bridge Passage For Three Plastic Teeth (Geesin)
• Chain Of Life (Waters)
• The Womb Bit (Waters/Geesin)
• Embryo Thought (Geesin)
• March Past Of The Embryos (Geesin)
• More Than Seven Dwarfs In Penis-Land (Geesin)
• Dance Of The Red Corpuscles (Geesin)
• Body Transport (Geesin)
• Hand Dance - Full Evening Dress (Geesin)
• Breathe (Waters)
• Old Folks Ascension (Geesin)
• Bedtime - Dream - Clime (Geesin)
• Piddle In Perspex (Geesin)
• Embryonic Womb-Walk (Geesin)
• Mrs. Throat Goes Walking (Geesin)
• Sea Shell And Soft Stone (Waters/Geesin)
• Give Birth To A Smile (Waters)

Musicians Featured:

• Roger Waters: Bass guitars, Vocals
• Ron Geesin
• David Gilmour, Nick Mason, Rick Wright: Perform on "Give Birth To A Smile"