1994.04.22 Pink Floyd Oakland Coliseum
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Setlist:
Astronomy Domine
Learning To Fly
What Do You Want From Me?
On The Turning Away
Poles Apart
Sorrow
Take It Back
Keep Talking
One Of These Days
Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Breathe
Time
Breathe (Reprise)
High Hopes
Great Gig In The Sky
Us And Them
Wish You Were Here
Money
Another Brick In The Wall
Comfortably Numb
One Slip
Hey You
Run Like Hell
I was at this concert when I was only 18, now fast forward a couple years I am 50 and have tickets for my daughter and fiancé to see Guilmor at Hollywood Bowl LA🙏🙏 I consider myself a blessed man🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much for sharing this! ❤️
I was at this show, standing on the field at the Oakland Coliseum very near to where the sound mixing and light show production booth was located, as I was avoiding getting packed into the throng closer to the stage. While the view from this location was a very wide perspective of the stage, and the band were pretty far away in the distance, the sound there was incredible, being located pretty much in the center relative to the massive quadrophonic amplifier stacks that were placed around the upper rim of the stadium and facing down into the audience.
I must confess that I wasn’t a very knowledgeable fan of Pink Floyd at the time. I went to this show when I was in my early 30s more out of nostalgia for having listened to DSOTM and The Wall a lot in my high school years, and because I’d seen a video on TV from the tour for A Momentary Lapse of Reason and wanted to see that kind of light show in person. And after living in San Francisco for seven years at this point, I’d become used to the intimacy of seeing a lot of great Britpop, grunge and shoegaze bands in the smaller club venues, and wasn’t keen to see a large stadium show.
But this Pink Floyd show was unlike any typically mediocre stadium production where the sound is just okay and your best view of the show is to be had on the projection screens. No! They set up that amazing quad sound system (I’ve heard none better for a show since!) and the light show and the screen films were fantastic, even a couple hundred feet away from the stage. I recall that they couldn’t get the eyes to light up on the boar coming out of the tower to the left of the stage, but that didn’t diminish this otherwise brilliant performance.
Back to the present: I’d read of Nick Mason touring with his Saucerful of Secrets band last year, and made it a point see the one-off theatrical screening on March 10 of the filmed concert at the Roundhouse, because I wasn’t familiar with pre-Dark Side Floyd, except for “See Emily Play” and “Astronomy Domine,” and wanted to learn more about this era. Exactly one week later in California, we found ourselves in quarantine. I’ve since been exploring PF extensively, and I’ve found their music to be the best thing to keep my head sane throughout this challenging pandemic.
After getting deep into the Syd and pre-Dark Side eras over the past several weeks, I’ve now come back to the Dave Gilmour-Rick Wright-Nick Mason version of Pink Floyd. I took a look at Pulse, and saw there that the concert started with Shine On and included the whole of DSOTM, which is not how I recalled the show I saw back in 1994. I thought the show had started with “Astronomy Domine” and included some songs from Dark Side, but not all of the album. Thanks to this video, my recollections are verified.
Salute to whomever painstakingly recorded, edited and mastered the sound for this video! This takes me right back to that beautiful Spring night standing in the Coliseum experiencing the wonder that was Pink Floyd.
Really nice depiction.
Regarding the 1994 Division Bell tour, there were two setlists, with the DSOTM setlist appearing towards the second half of the tour. I saw them on July 1st, '94, in Winnipeg, and they played close to the same setlist as the one in this video.
Closing night at the Oakland Stadium. Nice April night Bay Area weather.
Met some cool gals from Sonoma County helped them find tickets and tailgated with them. Lorena, Heidi, and Suzan. They played "One Slip" in the encore of the show. It rained cats and dogs the next day. Many good memories. Cant believe it has been almost 25 years. Feels like yesterday.
This is one of the best PF 1994 bootlegs.
As I posted, the 6 shows I was blessed to witness were mindbending
Gilmour & Wright were the musical soul and heartbeat of the group, even Roger acknowledged that. Waters was the main lyricist and yes was a driving force behind the concepts. However the group continued to create some great music after the split and that's why we still listen, isn't it?
I agree with so much of what you said. But its really hard not to imagine what it couldve been had they been able to work it out. But then again, as a purist, i believe that the same force that tore them apart was also responsible for the amazing, albeit breif, spark of genius that is those 4 men. Too bad we'll never get to see them all again.
No, Waters was the genius. Gilmour and Wright were brilliant musicians.
@@vayres7512 Waters didn't write all those amazing guitar licks that was all David.
I was at the coliseum for one of those shows. Oakland. That wasn’t Pink Floyd. That was the David Gilmour Band.
Roger Waters wrote most music. Wright and Gilmour were just playing their instruments
The solo in Poles Apart is so beautiful
It really is. David's a god! Always loved the film of him in "Pompeii" when his sitting on the dirt floor of the Coliseum with his strat laying across his lap playing slide and beating the hell out of the tremolo. Very humble about his abilities as a guitar player.
I saw this Tour in Columbus, Ohio. The Visual Effects were PHENOMENAL!
They blew my shit away! I was on acid for one, cocaine for another, baked outta my mind once, and the best night was.on shrooms. All six were spot fuck on.
RFK for me microdotted.a guy jumped from the 2nd story rafters during LTF thought he could fly
I was fortunate enough to be at this show. My third Pink Floyd Show. Thanks for posting this amazing bootleg. 🤘😎🤘
I was at this concert. I was blown away by the quality of the sound system and of-course the music. First they played canned Pink Floyd music and then the live part began. Except for the light show, you could not tell the difference between the pre-concert music and the live music. Their live music was so true to their studio recordings. We were at the top of the stadium, far away from the stage. Yet, everything was perfect!
:( Lucky you. Thanks for sharing your once in a lifetime experience with us :) We millenalis have to be happy with Pink Floyd cover bands hah
I was there! They added this show after the first two nights sold out in minutes (or hours)..
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Nice! I also was there, 10 rows from the stage, there was chairs on the baseball field, 13 years old.
I say that now and i am gonna say that forever.... High Hopes is a masterpiece, it got even better during the "Division Bell tour".
The best band in all the fucking world, long live this amazing musicians, specially David
I saw them that year at the Superdome. Awesome show...awesome time!
Wishing that everyone can be able and happy to see the Video live of this show!!
i m a Beatles fan , you never want it to end !!!!
00:00 Astronomy Domine
05:14 Learning To Fly
10:59 What Do You Want From Me?
15:23 On The Turning Away
23:31 Poles Apart
31:02 Sorrow
41:22 Take It Back
47:44 Keep Talking
54:46 One Of These Days
01:01:08 Shine On You Crazy Diamond
01:12:57 Breathe
01:15:47 Time
01:22:36 High Hopes
01:31:00 Great Gig In The Sky
01:36:01 Us And Them
01:42:33 Wish You Were Here
01:48:13 Money
01:56:29 Another Brick In The Wall
02:04:11 Comfortably Numb
02:14:24 One Slip
02:20:32 Hey You
02:25:18 Run Like Hell
nice work sonny, but totally unnecessary for me, as im going from start to finish and have no actual need to skip ahead. 🎵🎸🤙🎶🎵🎼
We can't thank you enough for doing this list.
I wasn't completely into them either until I went to this show. I was a few rows up off the floor almost directly across from the stage and there was such massive visual entertainment as well I didn't even notice the band standing there. As a matter of fact I was so into what was going on on the stage I did not see the pig. No one including myself could understand how I missed the literal elephant in the stadium. That's how enraptured I was with the big glowing circle in front of me lololo🐖🐖🐖
I was fortunate to be at the 1 of the 'Iconic Earls Court Pulse 94 concerts' and the night l was there Floyd played "On The Turning Away" and unlke most videos from the Pulse Tour the song was only played for around 6/7mins but the night l was there Gilmour played the end solo for around 5/6mins and as l looked around tears were streaming down everyones eyes, including myself as the we all know Dave's solo's are the only guitarist in the World to eradeate pure emotion, guitar speaking in strings, expreses absolute pain'n'sorrow speacially for such a lyrically powerfull song of pleading The World to stop turning its back on the pure suffering and heartbreak we as humans are doing to our fellow man..!! INEXCUSABLE..!! So the song lasted for a good 10/11mins long...I was a group of friends who we travelled down from Liverpool to be there..! "'That solo and the "Comfortably Numb solo will go down as the Greatest Ever Live Guitar Solo's of our Generation and the next Genertions to come..!! You either Get Pink Floyd or basically mif bot you DON'T MATTER..!!🫡
The sound in this boot is sick.
I went to the second show ( which I believe is this show ). It was breathtaking, to say the least.
This recording is the third night. The second show was 4/21/1994. I still have my stub. Either way, these ahows were awesome.
Front Row in the rain! Best show Eva!!
Das bekannteste Bass Riff der Musikgeschichte….🤘
I saw this show in september '94 at De Kuip Rotterdam, The Netherlands... to say they blew my mind would be the understatement of the century. After the show I flew out to San Francisco to see the Haight and a run of three Grateful Dead shows at the Shoreline. Took me some time to come back to earth from outer space 🤪😜🎸
Minha banda favorita adoro ❤️
I was at this show. Seems so long ago already.
Me too!
Tiner lost his ticket While taking a piss and had to scalp a nose bleed seat up high.
So was I, and I was the ONLY person there who was literally incarcerated!! I was in a Jail Release Work Furlough program in Santa Clara County that year. I saved all my "get to go home" passes for that night! I figured if they caught me the escape charge woulda been so worth it!! Even being in Jail couldn't keep me from witnessing the greatest show on Earth again and for the Last time! The "liquid" Needlepoint flowed hard that Night!!
I took my fiance to this show. Fantastic! My whistle is in the crowd!
I believe this was the only show that 'One Slip' was played on this tour!
It was, it was rehearsed for the tour in Tampa though, but only played that night throughout the whole tour, both US and European legs.
Legend PLEASE !
thanks for posting.
one of the better post waters shows. love it and how damn great is the start and finish growls on sorrow. gilmore is the master
I WAS THERE
I was there awesome live concert one of the best
Wow this audience were treated to both One Slip and Poles Apart! Had _The Dark Side of the Moon_ been performed in its entirety, I'd say this concert would've been perfect!
I was there. Wish you were here.
How are there only 124 people that like this when it was posted nearly two years ago)?! More importantly, how are there 9 people that *don't*??
I and a load of friends were perched so high in the bleachers we could hardly make out the faces on stage. But the sound was great up there, and no one bothered us. I think we were the last car out of the parking lot.
Biff , think of all the shows we wouldn t have if they didnt continue!!!!!
MELHOR BANDA DO MUUUUUUUNDO !!!!!
94 show with 87/8 concert pics. Why?
thanks
Congratulations...goog job
Did they play for 2 or 3 nights? I was there for 2 nights, and my mind is still blown.
One Slip - wow that's rare for this tour!
They oddly (I’ve always thought) didn’t play One Slip often enough on their set. Which was a little frustrating. Really brilliant track.
@@alexharris2995 The played it every show on the AMLOR Tour. But only once (I think) on the DB Tour.
@@markstockford9109 I frustratingly missed The AMLOR tour... still saddens me. I went to two DB shows that were utterly fantastic...yep, you guessed it... One Slip (less). ☹️
Only time One Slip was played in 1994, as far as we know. But I think we have every show from 94 audio wise.
Just discovered this. How lucky am I 😺
ONE SLIP 🤘🏽🤘🏽
was this videotaped because i knew a guy who TAPRECORDED thre 21 and i was at the 22nd and it was videotaped
It was, and I have 'One Slip' from the show as well as 'Astronomy Domine' uploaded to my channel. 'One Slip' was only performed this one time during the 1994 tour.
Omg I was there for 3 days
Hey there HomePiggyHome, Great quality in this recording! Would you happen to know what gear the taper was using? In '87,I taped Floyd at the Indoor arena in Oakland using Nakamichi CM300's>Sony WM-D6C Cassette recorder,as well as the 4/20/94 in Oakland,using the same gear. My Friends did this night using a Sony ECM-909 mic>into a Sony D6.
I saw them 6 times that year. 5 in the Coliseum. One on the green with the Dead. Is there no live footage of these awesome shows? If you didn't see this incarnation of PF, you have seriously not lived.
OK WHERE IS THE VIDEO FILMED FROM THE AUDIENCE?
My photos I used here are actually from an 80s show based on David's hair length. I didn't post the video from this night, just audio and some photos to look at to enhance the visual experience. I don't believe there is any audience shot video from April 22, 1994, but there is video from April 21, 1994. Go check out echoeshub.com or !Yeeshkul for a download if you're interested.
set list and time stamps
Jon Carin on Hey You was so powerful
Os melhores!!
MICHAEL HANSEN WAS THERE
To nie jest PFd tylko Gilmoore Floyd.z całym szacunkiem do Davida Gilmoora którego bardzo szanuję i cenię ok.
PARADA
No Waters no Floyd
Offcoourse it is. Even better without.
No klose, no floyd
No Waters
No Floyd
This band should be named
The David Gilmore Band.
So sad. Like having. Your parents divorce
Wut? Ha. That's absurd man.
Ah another one of those
Sorry Biff. The best parts remained.
Roger waters is the creator. It’s like a beast with its fangs and teeth tenoned. No darkness no Floyd. Keep clinging to your finer band
@@biffjohnson7891 Yes I agree, you made your point bluntly which might upset some people but it's no less real for it. I think fans wonder what might have been had they stayed together but I think by that time there creative relationship had reached a critical mass so it was never going to continue to be the creative giant that was Pink Floyd. The point is to cherish those remarkable albums that they made whilst they were together