Moonhead

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Annotation

An instrumental piece commissioned by BBC TV as part of an Omnibus documentary, What if It's Just Green Cheese? about the first moon landing.

Recorded on 10 July 1969, the programme was used by the BBC on 20 July 1969 during in between the coverage of the actual moonlanding.

The theme was the first verse and the coda, with various actors reading quotes and poetry about the moon. Later in the show, Moonhead was performed live and uninterrupted.

Details from various sources, Wikipedia, The Pink Floyd Encyclopedia and Pink Floyd Hyperbase

Annotation last modified on 2020-06-30 22:52 UTC.

Relationships

composer:David Gilmour (Pink Floyd)
Nick Mason (of Pink Floyd)
Roger Waters
Richard Wright (Pink Floyd keyboardist)
publisher:Pink Floyd Music Publishers Ltd.
WB Music Corp. (1929–2019)

Recordings

DateTitleAttributesArtistLength
recordings
1969-07-10Moonhead (1969-07-10: Studio BBC TV, Moon Landing Special)Pink Floyd5:42
1969-07-20Moonhead (live, 1969‐07‐20: “Omnibus’ What If It’s Just Green Cheese?”)livePink Floyd6:29
1969-07-20Moonhead (live, 1969-07-20: Omnibus, BBC TV Centre, London, UK)livePink Floyd7:17
1969-07-20Moonhead (OST from “NASA Apollo 11” BBC 1969)livePink Floyd5:37
1970-02-11Heart Beat, Pig Meat / Quicksilver / Moonhead / The Violent Sequence (live, 1970-02-11: Town Hall, Birmingham, UK)live and medleyPink Floyd24:33
1970-02-11Moonhead (live, 1970-02-11: Town Hall, Birmingham, UK)livePink Floyd4:54
1970-02-11Moonhead (live, 1970-02-11: Town Hall, Birmingham, UK)livePink Floyd4:27
1970-02-11The Violent Sequence (live, 1970-02-11: Birmingham Town Hall, Birmingham, UK)livePink Floyd21:57
1970-11-14Moonhead (live, 1970-11-14: Ernst-Merck Halle, Hamburg, W.Germany)livePink Floyd7:39
Moonhead (Unreleased)Pink Floyd?:??
Oenone (Zabriskie Piont) / Selene (aka Moonhead)Pink Floyd11:54
Trip on MarsPink Floyd5:38