Late in 2016, Pink Floyd Records and Sony Music Entertainment unveiled a lavish box set that became one of the year's most acclaimed.  Pink Floyd: The Early Years 1965-1972 presented a comprehensive overview of the legendary band's pre-Dark Side of the Moon period via seven book-style CD/DVD/Blu-ray packages, tracing the Floyd's initial journey from the group's founding in 1965 through singles, soundtracks, and seven albums. (You can read all about that set right here.)  Now, six of those individual collections - all except for the one box- exclusive set - are being released individually on March 24.

These six individual, audiovisual volumes are presented by years: 1965-1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, and 1972 - fully chronicling via a treasure trove of audio and video the artistic evolution of Roger Waters, Richard Wright, Nick Mason, Syd Barrett and David Gilmour.  The titles of these individual collections (CAMBRIDGE ST/ATION, GERMIN/ATION, DRAMATIS/ATION, DEVI/ATION, REVERB/ATION, OBFUSC/ATION) were created by Roger Waters and reflect the particular place and time in the band's history as they defined the sound of psychedelic rock.

Below, you will find the complete overviews of each package as provided by Pink Floyd and Sony, along with pre-order links for all titles.  Each of these six lavish and beautifully-presented collections are due on March 24!

1965-1967 CAMBRIDGE ST/ATION (2CD / DVD / Blu-ray) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

Covering Syd Barrett's time with the band, from the pre-EMI demos, through the non-album hit singles and related tracks, the first volume also features previously unreleased tracks like Vegetable Man and In The Beechwoods (newly mixed), plus BBC session recordings. Pink Floyd have also acquired the tapes of an unreleased 1967 concert in Stockholm.

The DVD/Blu-ray includes historic TV performances plus some of Pink Floyd's own film material:

• Early 1965 recordings and early singles
• Vegetable Man, In The Beechwoods, John Latham, Stockholm concert
• Promo clips, TV appearances, rare footage
• Replica memorabilia from the period

1968 GERMIN/ATION (CD / DVD / Blu-ray) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

This volume explores the time immediately after Syd Barrett's departure, when Pink Floyd were still writing singles and at the same time developing their own unique, more instrumentally-based style. There are non-album single releases, plus a recently discovered session at Capitol Records studios in Los Angeles, BBC sessions and other tracks.

DVD/Blu-ray includes the recently restored promo clip of Point Me At The Sky, some international TV performances and a selection of song material from other television shows:

• Early singles, BBC Radio sessions
• Tracks from Capitol Studios, LA
• Promo clip, TV appearances, rare footage
• Replica memorabilia from the period

1969 DRAMATIS/ATION (2 CD / DVD / Blu-ray) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

In 1969 Pink Floyd unveiled their 2-part conceptual live production of 'The Man' and 'The Journey', covering a 24-hour period of dreaming, waking and other activities. Never released in that form, however some of the songs were used on the 'More' soundtrack and the 'Ummagumma' album. This volume refers back to 'The Man' and 'The Journey' tour with live performances in Amsterdam and for the BBC in London, but also includes the bonus tracks from the 'More' soundtrack that were used in the film but not on record, plus non-album tracks like the early version of Embryo from the Harvest sampler 'Picnic'.

Video material includes 20 minutes of 'The Man'/'The Journey' rehearsal at the Royal Festival Hall, directed by Anthony Stern, including Afternoon (Biding My Time), The Beginning (Green Is The Colour), Nightmare (Cymbaline), Beset By Creatures Of The Deep and The End Of The Beginning (the last part of A Saucerful Of Secrets), plus other live performance footage from that year:

• The Man & The Journey live
• TV appearances, rare footage
• Interstellar Overdrive with Frank Zappa
• Replica memorabilia from the period

1970 DEVI/ATION (2 CD / 2 DVD / Blu-ray) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

At the end of 1969 and in the early part of 1970, Pink Floyd recorded and mixed their contribution to Michelangelo Antonioni's alternative view of US society, 'Zabriskie Point'. 3 songs were released on the soundtrack album, and a further 4 in the expanded CD edition in 1997. Never released on one Pink Floyd disc, this volume compiles remixed and updated versions of the 'Zabriskie Point' audio material.

In the same year, Pink Floyd scored their first UK Number One album with 'Atom Heart Mother', a collaboration with Ron Geesin, and the audio includes the first performance for the BBC, featuring an orchestra and choir, as well as, on DVD, the original Quad mix.

Video material includes a full hour of Pink Floyd performing live at San Francisco cable TV station KQED plus extracts from historic performances of 'Atom Heart Mother', and material from French TV coverage of the St. Tropez festival in Southern France.

• Atom Heart Mother band-only versions
• BBC Radio session, Zabriskie Point mixes
• Concert footage and improvisations
• Atom Heart Mother original 4.0 Quad mix
• Replica memorabilia from the period

1971 REVERBER/ATION (CD / DVD / Blu-ray) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

In 1971 Pink Floyd recorded the 'Meddle' album, containing the LP side-long 'Echoes', regarded by many as laying the groundwork for 'The Dark Side Of The Moon', and, as such, is an important part of the Pink Floyd canon.

This package includes part of the original demos, when the project gestated from 'Nothing' to 'Return Of The Son Of Nothing', as well as a contemporary BBC session recording.

Audio-visual material includes the original unreleased Quad mix of 'Echoes' but also material of live band performances in 1971, including songs performed with Roland Petit and his Marseille ballet company.

• BBC Radio session, Nothing Part 14
• Concert footage and documentaries
• Echoes original 4.0 Quad mix
• Replica memorabilia from the period

1972 OBFUSC/ATION (2 CD / DVD / Blu-ray) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

In 1972 Pink Floyd travelled to Hérouville, north of Paris, to record at Strawberry Studios there, based in the town's Chateau. In a remarkable two weeks, they wrote and recorded one of their most cohesive albums, 'Obscured By Clouds', the soundtrack to Barbet Schroeder's 'La Vallée'.

Additionally, 1972 saw the release of 'Pink Floyd Live At Pompeii', a film of the band performing without an audience in the historic Roman amphitheatre of Pompeii, directed by Adrian Maben. The video material includes the performances from the 'Live At Pompeii' film, edited to new 5.1 audio mixes, plus material from contemporary French TV as well as performances from Brighton Dome in June 1972 and further performances with the Roland Petit ballet company:

• Obscured By Clouds 2016 remix
• Live at Pompeii 2016 stereo mixes
• Documentaries inc. Roland Petit ballet
• Pompeii concert film in 5.1 sound
• Replica memorabilia from the period