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1972-02-20
Rainbow Theatre
London UK
HQ Audience Recording or FM
320 Kbps
Artwork Including
CD 1:
01. Speak To Me
02. Breathe
03. On The Run
04. Time
05. Breathe (Reprise)
06. The Great Gig in the Sky
07. Money
08. Us And Them
09. Any Colour You Like
10. Brain Damage
11. Eclipse
12. Tuning & Soundcheck
13. One Of These Days
14. Tuning & Soundcheck
15. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
CD 2:
01. Tuning & Soundcheck
02. Echoes > Encore Break 2
03. Audience Requests
04. A Saucerful Of Secrets
05. Blues
06. Audience Requests
07. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
Pink Floyd - 1972-02-20 - London, UK (HQ Aud or FM) - part 1
Pink Floyd - 1972-02-20 - London, UK (HQ Aud or FM) - part 2
Here's the 4th and final part of Pink Floyd's historic 1972 run at the Rainbow Theatre in London. This tape, from February 20, 1972, 42 years ago today, is usually cited as a very high quality audience recording, though some sources believe it is from a BBC broadcast. Either eay, its the best soudning of the 4 shows by far and one that's a must have for your collection.
4 comments:
Thanks for the Floyd Speedy, very historic shows. Are there any blogs that have late 60s early 70s Moody Blues. That is one band that is very poorly represented in the bootleg world, Have a couple of audience recordings from the early 70s and one great sounding soundboard recording from Amsterdam 1972 it is only a partial show though. They toured nonstop in the early 70s so the lack of soundboard boots is baffling to say the least. There are soundboards from the late 70s on but nothing from their peak period from 69 thru 74, any help would be greatly appreciated , also like YES if you could post something by them that would be great ,Thanks a lot
Best place I could suggest for Moody Blues is Guitars 101. Sorry, I don't have any Moody Blues to post.
Are you sure this is an audience recording Speedy , it sounds great, soundboard maybe or matrix Thanks so much
As mentioned above, some sources indicate that this is an excellent audience while others claim its from a BBC broadcast. Either way, I agree - it sounds great! Enjoy!
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