Pink Floyd: Masters Of Rock version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Germany in publishing company Harvest in cooperation with EMI Electrola GmbH.

"Pink Floyd: The Best Of The Pink Floyd," also known as "Masters of Rock," is a compilation album released in 1970 that showcases the early work of the iconic British rock band Pink Floyd. This collection features a selection of singles and B-sides from the band's formative years, highlighting the psychedelic and experimental rock sound that would come to define their legacy. The album includes seminal tracks such as "See Emily Play" and "Arnold Layne," which were among the first singles written by original frontman Syd Barrett. Other notable songs on the album are "Chapter 24" and "The Scarecrow," which are taken from their debut studio album, "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn." The compilation also offers listeners a taste of lesser-known gems like "Julia Dream" and "Paint Box," demonstrating the band's early lyrical and musical creativity. With tracks like "Apples And Oranges," "It Would Be So Nice," "Mathilda Mother," and "Candy And A Current Bun," this album provides a comprehensive look at Pink Floyd's pioneering days before they achieved international stardom with albums like "The Dark Side of the Moon."

Album spans genres Rock, Pop, Progressive rock and Psychedelic rock.