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Format: | 3CDR |
Catalog: | <no info> |
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Date: | 870916 |
Matrix: | Disc: 1 Disc: 2 Disc: 3 |
Cover: | Front: Both front and back graphics are on stage pictures of (Gilmour's) Floyd, complete with lasers and Mr. Screen. |
Sources: | 16 Sep 1987, Cleveland Municipal Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio, USA |
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MP3-Soundsample: | <no info> |
Disc: 1 1. Echoes 20:45 2. Signs Of Life 4:36 3. Learning to Fly 5:14 4. Yet Another Movie 6:35 5. Round And Around 1:03 6. A New Machine - Part I 1:35 7. Terminal Frost 6:10 8. A New Machine - Part II 0:50 9. Sorrow 9:20 10. Dogs Of War 8:04 11. On The Turning Away 9:36 Disc: 2 1. One Of These Days 8:00 2. Time 5:05 3. On The Run 4:47 4. Wish You Were Here 5:00 5. Welcome To The Machine 8:59 6. Us And Them 7:15 7. Money 7:09 8. Another Brick In The Wall, Part II 6:41 9. Comfortably Numb 8:21 Disc: 3 1. One Slip 6:43 2. Run Like Hell 8:19 3. Shine On You Crazy Diamond 13:48Band:
David Gilmour - Guitar/Vocals Rick Wright - Keyboards Nick Mason - Drums/Percussion Guy Pratt - Bass Jon Carin - Keyboards Tim Renwick - Guitar Gary Wallis - Percussion Scott Page - Saxophones/Guitar Rachel Fury - Backing Vocals Margaret Taylor - Backing Vocals
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Comments: | Another good recording from the Momentary Lapse tour. I'm
having difficulty determining where the taper was, as the
sound is a bit distant. My best guess is that he was a pretty
good distance from the stage and his mic was aimed at the
main PA (stage), but ended up getting some inherent reverb
(the "stadium" effect), which is VERY noticeable on "Round
And Around", and a few other places. Some of the sound
effects are clear and can be heard quite easily, while others
are distant. Maybe the taper was located near one of the rear
PA stacks? Some of the louder volumes (during A New Machine,
Dogs Of War, Sorrow) cause a slight overdriven distortion,
which is a little annoying, but nothing to worry about. On
several songs, the instruments are slightly murky (probably
due to the distance), and the bass needs a slight boost, but
it's nothing that a few tweaks of the 'ol EQ can't fix.
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