Piano, Organ, Mellotron ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ John Evan LP, Vinyl Rip, 24/96, WavPack (image+.cue)īass, Recorder, Voice ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Jeffrey Hammond-HammondĮlectric Guitar, Recorder ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Martin Barreįlute, Acoustic Guitar, Voice ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Ian Anderson Pro-Ject RPM 6 SB with Sumiko Evolution III Tube Mono End-Amps Consonance Reference 9.9 by OperaĬlearaudio Champion Level II with Special Edition Denon 103 Tube Pre-Amp Unico Pre by Unison Research 4/5 stars, highly recommended, if only it had Roger, it would be perfect. A mind-boggling 2 and 1/2 hours of live FLOYD music. His singing and note-bending on his stratocaster is untouchable, especially on "Numb". Surely these are references to BARRETT's 'Bike', WATERS' 'Time' and the female doll with the ruby slippers, well that's Dorothy of course! It is by paying attention to little details like these, that FLOYD and Storm Thorgerson have acheived an almost cult status among its followers.ĭave Gilmour is in top form here. Look closely inside the image, what do you see? A bike.clock machinery.a children's doll with red slippers. The "P-U-L-S-E" Iris image on its cover is unique in its display. Marketing directors take note! This is how you should release music to your fans!
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But aside from that, hearing the band play 'Speak To Me', 'Any Colour You Like', 'Great Gig in the Sky' and 'On The Run' in the full live version of "Dark Side" is priceless, and for this reason alone is worth buying this release.Ī final note about the packaging. For this reason, a star HAS to be deducted from the final rating. Waters that should be singing the climactic 'Brain Damage/Eclipse' portion of this prog masterpiece. There is the glaring absence of a certain Mr. I'd tend to agree with them, except for one small point. Many reviewers have mentioned that they actually prefer the complete live version of "Dark Side of the Moon" offered here over the original studio gem. Listen to the roar of the crowd when the initial guitar riffs of 'Domine' are recognized. I remember people leaving the Olympic Stadium in Montreal in 1994 saying joyfully "I can't believe they actually played 'Astronomy Domine'!" While a little faster paced than the original, it was still quite remarkable to hear the band crank this old chestnut out live. The most enjoyable thing about this edition is the FLOYD 'classic era' stuff. "Lime and limpid green, the second scene." As usual with FLOYD, the live versions of these newer songs have new life breathed into them and generally sound fresher than those offered on the original studio versions. five "Division Bell") songs, P-U-L-S-E does not overdo it whereas maybe "The Delicate Sound of Thunder" did have too many new "AMLOR" songs on it. While having a decent number of 'new' (i.e. This is an historical document of FLOYD's work and worth acquiring. Everything on P-U-L-S-E from the production of the music, to its seemless track flow (a FLOYD standard), right down to the packaging is top notch. A wonderful choice on song selection was done for this release, with respectful numbers of new, older and even some really old obscure tunes for the longtime fans. While not FLOYD's best ever live offering, "P-U-L-S-E" is still a marvelous journey to behold. Lucky one, who owns this scarce box, that came in limited edition on 140 gramm vinyl 1995. The sound quality of these vinyls is a giant step over the CD sound. Recordings are made during the world tour 1994-95. Another Brick in the Wall: Part Two (6:50)
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