Home / Music / How Pink Floyd Opened the 1971 Meddle Tour with 'One of These Days' and Its Distorted Bass SoundMusic pink-floyd-opened 1971-meddle-tour distorted-bass-sound pink-floydHow Pink Floyd Opened the 1971 Meddle Tour with 'One of These Days' and Its Distorted Bass SoundThe most interesting thing about “One of These Days” as a live opener is that the bass sound – that rumbling, Search AmazonAs an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related Notes1969 Live at the Paradiso Bootleg: The 15-Minute 'Astronomy Domine' Is Pink Floyd at Their Most Aggressive1974: Pink Floyd’s First Grammy Nomination (and Win) for The Dark Side of the Moon2011 Discovery vs. 1994 EMI Remasters: Which Pink Floyd Sound Is Better?2016 Back Catalogue Vinyl of A Saucerful of Secrets: Sourced from Analog Tapes, Original Tracklist Intact2017 Piper Mono Vinyl: Original Masters, but Not the Single Mix of Astronomy DomineExploreThe Roborock Q5 in Quiet Mode is quieter than a library whisperRoborock Q5+: 50–55 dB in quiet mode — quieter than conversationRoborock Q5 Pro: quiet enough to handle pet hair without disturbing napsRoborock Q5 Pro: 45 dB in quiet mode won't wake a sleeping babyRoborock Q5 Pro: 55 dB standard mode is quiet enough for naptimePrevious How Pink Floyd Played 'Atom Heart Mother' Live Without a ChoirNext How Pink Floyd Members Reacted to Syd Barrett's Death — and Who Attended His Funeral