Top 5 Pink Floyd Live Releases
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- Опубликовано: 10 окт 2024
- For Pink Floyd fans there are not a lot of official live albums to enjoy. But looking at the total deal of official releases (both audio and video) there is enough to talk about, so in this video the top 5 of best Pink Floyd live footage.
In this video the following DVD’s are mentioned; Stamping Ground (Kralingen Pop, Rotterdam 1970) and Pink Floyd Live in Pompeii. The following CD; Is There Anybody Out There? And the following LP’s; Ummagumma and Dark Side of the Moon live at Wembley 1974.
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Is There Anybody Out There? is amazing. I remember getting it in high school (after years of being creeped out by the cover in CD stores, haha). It is a total head-scratcher as to why a show that well-performed and well-recorded is not officially on vinyl. I actually have a bootleg VHS of them doing The Wall at Nassau Colosseum, but the quality is terrible.
I also got Live At Pompeii on DVD back in high school. That is another stunner. Again, where is the BluRay? It has to be a licensing issue, right? Everything else gets reissued.
I am really curious how it works with licensing and if the status of Waters and Gilmour has anything to do with it. Then again; they did release Dark Side of the Moon Live recently.
I was at the 1981 Wall concert. Beyond AMAZING!! Yes, why no vinyl!!!???
I am really jealous! That must have been awesome!
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DSOTM Live is totally incredible.'Money' and 'Any Colour You Like' have a level of funk/rhythm that is OFF THE CHARTS!!!!
A few things:
* The full 1974 concert was commercially released on CD, but it is strewn across three different releases!
* As far as I can tell, they botched the video recording of The Wall live to the point that it would be an embarrassment to release.
* I am not familiar with the Kralingen video. I might have it as a bootleg somewhere but I have never seen it for sale before. I need to track it down. However, the KQED recording is also nice and I would include it in this spot.
* I, like you, am perplexed that there is no Blu-Ray edition of Pompeii. I feel that every edition has been a compromise and I am confused as to why they can't get it right.
* There were other live recordings made around the time of Ummagumma, but these have not been released, for no reason that I am aware of.
Too bad there is no offical recording of the In the Flesh Tour (1977), cheers.