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Format: CD
Catalog: JOK-013-B Joker Productions
Misc.: Made in Australia.
Produced: 1993
Date: 770225
Matrix: Disc 1: BC-52
Cover: Green writing on black background "PINK FLOYD LIVE VOL 2". No Photo.
Sources: 25 Feb 1977 No source or recording date given on CD or cover. Catalogue says Pavillion de Paris, 25 Feb 1977.
Hires-coverscans: <no info>
MP3-Soundsample: <no info>

Tracks:

      1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5)    12:43
      2. Welcome to the Machine                     7:41
      3. Have a Cigar                               5:07
      4. Wish You Were Here                         6:02
      5. Shine on You Crazy Diamond (Parts 6-9)    17:37   
                                           (times from CD player)
Band:
      Roger Waters*
      Rick Wright*
      Nick Mason*
      David Gilmour*

      Snowy White*
      Dick Parry*

Xref:
Quality:
  • EX- -PHIL
Comments: No source given on CD, but I think that it is probably mastered from a CD of Shine On (the roio, not the boxed set). The track times are the same, and on a couple of occasions the crowd can be heard speaking what I think is French. No band info is given either, but it's probably the standard 'In the Flesh' tour band. The sound is a little 'treble-heavy', but is quite listenable through headphones. SOYCD (I-V) is faded out a little early, and there are annoying little gaps between songs. I don't have any other 77 shows to compare it to, but I think some of Dave's work on SOYCD (6-9) is absolutely beautiful. -PHIL


The way that they were legally possible to sell was the "Unathourised" statement on the cover. Unfortunately that has been changed.


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