Jack Murphy Stadium
San Diego, Ca.
4-14-94
Master Audience Recording by Brian Emery
Disc 1
Astronomy Domine'
Learning to Fly
What Do You Want From Me
A Great Day for Freedom
Sorrow*
Take It Back*
On the Turning Away
Keep Talking
One of These Days#
Shine On You Crazy Diamond Pt. 1-5#
Disc 2
Breath
Time
High Hopes
Wish You Were Here
Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2
The Great Gig in the Sky
Us and Them
Money
Comfortably Numb
Hey You
Run Like Hell
(#) - short minor glitches from mic connection
Lineage: AIWA CM-30A>WM-D6 (ANALOG)>TC-WE475>RCD-W500C W/SBM
Band:
David Gilmour - Guitars, Vocals
Nick Mason - Drums
Richard Wright - Keyboards, Vocals
Guy Pratt - Bass Guitars
Tim Renwick - Guitars
Gary Wallis -Percussion
Jon Carin - Keyboards
Dick Parry - Saxophones
Sam Brown - Backing Vocals
Claudia Fontaine - Backing Vocals
Durga McBroom - Backing Vocals
Taper's Notes: This recording i'm not sure but it may be totally uncirculated, if it is very few people have it as i never have transfered it to cd until now. I had a tape problem about 20min. into the show so there are two songs that were spliced from an alternate source (*) which has been circulating.
This version is a new master cassette transfer from my original analog master tape (Mar. 2010).
Well this was one of the best concerts i have ever been too, if not the best. Pink Floyd in concert is something to experience. Everything about this show was amazing, the sound, lights, stage, effects was just perfect. This was only the 5th show of the '94 Division Bell tour and they played and sounded like they had been out for a couple of months. This was recorded from the stadium floor just left of the soundboard.
Enjoy!
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6 comments:
Thanks for sharing some of your Division Bell shows with us. I have both of these shows, but you don't see this tour as much as the 70's shows.
You really over do it will all this Pink Floyd.
Thanks, this is a great sounding show. I enjoy good audience recordings more than soundboards.
There's no such thing as overdoing the Pink Floyd, Mr. Anonymous.
Beth you're absolutely right. And Mr. Anonymous: play in another playground if you don't like what you get here.
Regards
Thomas
I was at this show. I went into the show with a minimum of enthusiasm and expectation as I'd seen the Floyd twice in the 70s. I came out of the gig with my mind nearly blown and a renewed interest in Pink Floyd. Thanks for the post and the memories. Bill
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