Record label: Colombia 1C 072-04 190 Album back cover:The back cover of the album features the album title and track listing printed in full-page format. Media format:12" full-length vinyl LP gramophone record Year and country: 1968 Made in Germany "Saucerful of Secrets" Album Description: The release of Pink Floyd's "Saucerful of Secrets" on a 12" vinyl LP in Germany by Columbia Records marked an important moment in the band's discography. The album, with the catalogue number Columbia 1C 072-04 190, not only showed the evolution of Pink Floyd's musical style, but also reflected the cultural and artistic landscape of the time. The European release of this album, particularly in Germany, was part of the broader musical and cultural movement that defined the late 1960s. The year of its release, 1968, was a period of significant social and political change, with various movements and counter-cultural shifts influencing the arts. "Saucerful of Secrets" itself represented a departure from Pink Floyd's earlier sound, marked by the departure of founding member Syd Barrett and the incorporation of new elements, including more experimental and progressive musical techniques. The album's sprawling songs and intricate arrangements were emblematic of the era's embrace of artistic exploration and innovation. The 12" vinyl LP format, at the time a dominant medium for music contributed to the album's immersive experience. The larger format allowed for detailed album illustrations and extensive track listings on the back cover, providing a tangible and visual connection to the music. Columbia Records, as the record label responsible for the German release, played a crucial role in bringing Pink Floyd's music to a wider audience. The catalogue number, Columbia 1C 072-04 190, served as a unique identifier for this particular edition, which contributed to the collector's appeal and facilitated easy recognition for fans. The cultural and historical context surrounding the release of "Saucerful of Secrets" on vinyl in Germany highlights the album's role as not only a musical work, but also a cultural artefact. It captured the spirit of a transformative period in the late 1960s, where music served as a powerful vehicle for expressing social shifts and individual expression. Track Listing of: PINK FLOYD - Saucerful of Secrets Side one: 1. Let there be more light (Roger Waters) 2. Remember a day (Rick Wright) 3. Set controls for the heart of the sun (Roger Waters) 4. Corporal Clegg (Roger Waters) Side two: 1. A saucer full of secrets (Waters, Wright-Mason-Gibson) 2. Rocker (Rick Wright) 3. Jugband Blues (Syd Barrett) In condition : sleeve ( nm ) vinyl ( nm ) label ( nm ) pictures are part of the description .