Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd - Rejected Songs

Rejected Songs

According to James Guthrie, the following songs were considered for inclusion:

  • "Interstellar Overdrive" (Barrett, Waters, Wright, Mason)
  • "Chapter 24" (Barrett)
  • "Scarecrow" (Barrett)
  • "Careful with That Axe, Eugene" (Waters, Wright, Gilmour, Mason)
  • "Grantchester Meadows" (Waters)
  • An edited version of "Atom Heart Mother" (Waters, Wright, Gilmour, Mason, Geesin)
  • "If" (Waters)
  • "Fat Old Sun" (Gilmour)
  • "Fearless" (Gilmour, Waters)
  • "San Tropez" (Waters)
  • "Breathe" (Waters, Gilmour, Wright)
  • "Brain Damage" (Waters)
  • "Eclipse" (Waters)
  • "Dogs" (Waters, Gilmour)
  • "Mother" (Waters)
  • "Young Lust" (Waters, Gilmour)
  • "Nobody Home" (Waters)
  • "Your Possible Pasts" (Waters)
  • "The Gunner's Dream" (Waters)
  • "Paranoid Eyes" (Waters)

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