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Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Grantchester meadows (page 1/1) ------ performed by Pink Floyd Overlooked | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/20/2008 This song is generally overlooked by all but the hardest core of floyd fans. Although the band themselves are on the record declaiming the studio portion of Ummagumma, this is one of the gems. If you've ever had the chance to see the KQED 1970 footage of Gilmour and Waters performing this song, it is simply amazing. The friction between the two that came later is no where evident and they nail the song as the quiet peaceful ethereal piece that it is. Folk from the Floyd | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/20/2008 This is pure Folk music from the early Floyd days. Disagreeing with the previous review, I wouldn't say this was a particularly LSD-influenced song - it simply evokes the atmosphere of Grantchester meadows, a rural tranquil area near Cambridge where Gilmour and Barret grew up. Waters wrote and performed it all himself - its a lost floyd Gem. Classic Floyd | Reviewer: K | 5/1/2005 This is my favorite song of all times. For those in the know, this sums up the positive psychedelic experience very nicely. The Endless Summer, laughing rivers of green.. It's the LSD experience, the day after.. when every question has been answered, the mind storms have stopped and you know beyond the shadow of a doubt the will of god. Add Your New Review About The Song