PINK FLOYD - For Whom The Bell Tolls (AUD PLR9413/AB) - San Diego, California 1994-04-14

The complete concert of Pink Floyd live at the Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego, California, USA on April 14th, 1994. This show has great sound quality and some unique performances, as well some interesting artwork with info about the tour that's worth taking the time to read. Track listing: 0:00 - Astronomy Domine 5:08 - Learning To Fly 10:28 - What Do You Want From Me? 14:50 - A Great Day For Freedom 20:01 - Sorrow 29:54 - Take It Back 36:01 - On The Turning Away 43:12 - Keep Talking 50:23 - One Of These Days 56:35 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond 1:08:12 - Breathe 1:11:13 - Time 1:16:53 - Breathe (Reprise) 1:18:09 - High Hopes 1:26:33 - Wish You Were Here 1:32:18 - Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) 1:38:40 - The Great Gig In The Sky 1:43:40 - Us And Them 1:51:25 - Money 1:59:59 - Comfortably Numb 2:10:01 - Hey You 2:15:01 - Run Like Hell Information about the audio and its source(s): PINK FLOYD For Whom The Bell Tolls Pluto Records PLR CD 9413/AB Matrix Disc 1: VAI PLRCD 9413/A 7S515581 Matrix Disc 2: VAI PLRCD 9413/B 7S515582 (P) 1994 Made In Italy Complete Concert. The bass is very strong and one can hear the sub bass. The Equalization is nearly the same as it is in the concert. So the sound is very good if you listen to this record at a high volume, but the bass is too strong at low volume. Sound quality is between very good and excellent. The person who made the recording did a good job and was well centered. Stereo separation is good. I can compare this only to the concert I attended (12 July, Chicago) but it compares well. The only other fair comparison is to "A Delicate Sound of Thunder" and IMHO it is a close second in quality. I have not heard "Live Bell" and probably won't so I can't make that comparison. Since Floyd is the only group or performer I like live better than the studio I think this package is great IMHO. Assuming this CD is from the same source as the tapes I have, this one is better in sound quality and overall enjoyability then The Live Bell. "For Whom the Bell Tolls" is very good; actually, I feel that there's a subtle "odd" quality to the "inspiration & improvisation" on this one, that makes it pleasantly unusual; I'll give it a 7+ or 8 here. This one also has excellent fidelity and stereo separation (cover says ADD, but the excellent booklet that comes with it indicates that it was recorded on a DAT machine, so it may in fact be DDD); I'll give it a 9+ or 10 for fidelity and stereo. No close audience noise. No noticeable ROIO flaws, except for a split second of minor distortion a few times throughout the opening and closing parts of the song "Sorrow". The packaging is unusual and superb; you'll be amused for an hour or longer by the stuff to read and look at, some of which requires a magnifying lens. The standard show (no DSoTM set). It's San Diego, 14 Apr 94. Find this one too. Band: David Gilmour: Guitar, Vocals Nick Mason: Drums, Percussion Rick Wright: Keyboards, Vocals Jon Carin: Keyboards, Vocals Guy Pratt: Bass guitar, Vocals Tim Renwick: Guitar, Vocals Dick Parry: Saxophone Gary Wallis: Percussion Sam Brown: B-Vocals Durga McBroom: B-Vocals Claudia Fontaine: B-Vocals 1994-04-14 Live At Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego, California, USA Cheers, Hoka