Pink Floyd / The Locomotive - "A Stuttgart Strudel" 1969 [DVD 5]

Pink Floyd

July 22, 1969

SDR TV Villa Berg Studios

Stuttgart, West Germany

Source: TV Station master

"A Stuttgart Strudel"

1. Show start

2. The Locomotive: Times of Light and Darkness

3. Hair Part I

4. The Locomotive: You Must Be Joking

5. Pink Floyd: Corporel Clegg

6. Hair Part II

7. The Locomotive: Mr. Armageddon

8. The Locomotive: Lay Me Down Gently

9. Pink Floyd Interview

10. Pink Floyd: A Saucerful of Secrets

11. Hair Part III

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