1975 Reissue Of The Rare Pink Floyd Soundtrack. Pink Floyd's More soundtrack, released in 1969, takes listeners on a kaleidoscopic journey through both sonic bliss and unsettling experimentation. The album serves as a companion to Barbet Schroeder's film of the same name, and the band delivers an eclectic mix that perfectly captures the film’s trippy, sun-soaked descent into darkness. Opening with the ethereal "Cirrus Minor," Pink Floyd lures us into a dreamlike state, only to jolt us awake with the hard-hitting, proto-metal crunch of "The Nile Song"—a track so raw and heavy that it feels like an early blueprint for what would become hard rock in the next decade. The band’s trademark atmospheres are in full bloom here, from the delicate acoustic strumming of "Green is the Colour" to the eerie, avant-garde instrumentals like "Main Theme" and "Quicksilver."