When You're In
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"When You're In" is a track from Pink Floyd's 1972 album Obscured by Clouds. It is entirely instrumental. This song, along with Obscured by Clouds, was played live in late 1972 and usually opened shows on the 1973 The Dark Side of the Moon tour. The live performances were often an extended version which allowed David Gilmour to perform a guitar solo and Richard Wright to add a Hammond Organ and Mini-Moog solo. The title came from a catch phrase used by the band's former road manager Chris Adamson: "I'm in. And when you're in, you're in." The song was also covered by the progressive metal band Tiamat, as a track on the Signs of Life Pink Floyd tribute album among others. ((1970s-rock-song-stub}}