CD1: 01 Astronomy Domine (70.11.21) 10:35 02 Fat Old Sun (70.11.21) 14:06 03 Atom Heart Mother (70.11.21) 18:36
CD2: 01 Cymbaline (70.11.21) 11:41 02 The Embryo (70.11.22) 13:09 03 Just Another 12 Bar (70.11.22) 05:29 04 More Blues (cut at the end) (70.11.22) 09:17
TOTAL LENGTH: 82:56
Notes: This is a soundboard recording and well worth seeking out, but one can see why it was not released. Dave has one of his trademark laughing attacks during FOS. During the closing segment of Cymbaline (after the footsteps sequence) there is a particularly bad and prolonged problem with the sound system, causing Dave to burst into laughter once again.
This is the _MOST IMPRESSIVE ROIO I HAVE ENCOUNTERED_ for a long time! A soundbord recording from an early 1970 show. Something I always dreamt of, the sound quality is amazing. Details are crystal clear. The quiet parts are easily comparable to Ummagumma. Definitely a Sup rating. Unfortunately, the tape is saturated in the louder parts which results in distortions. This is nothing more than EX-. Fortunately, this doesn't happen very often.
Pink Floyd : Smoking Blues
ReplyDeleteDate : 1970-11-21
Location : Altes Casino Montreux, Switzerland
Label : Funny Boot Records [FBR 001/002]
Rec Type : SDB Recording
Lineage : SDB-?-FLAC
ROIO Link: http://www.pf-roio.de/roio/roio-cd/smoking_blues.cd.html
CD1:
01 Astronomy Domine (70.11.21) 10:35
02 Fat Old Sun (70.11.21) 14:06
03 Atom Heart Mother (70.11.21) 18:36
CD2:
01 Cymbaline (70.11.21) 11:41
02 The Embryo (70.11.22) 13:09
03 Just Another 12 Bar (70.11.22) 05:29
04 More Blues (cut at the end) (70.11.22) 09:17
TOTAL LENGTH: 82:56
Notes:
This is a soundboard recording and well worth seeking out, but one
can see why it was not released. Dave has one of his trademark
laughing attacks during FOS. During the closing segment of Cymbaline
(after the footsteps sequence) there is a particularly bad and prolonged
problem with the sound system, causing Dave to burst into laughter
once again.
This is the _MOST IMPRESSIVE ROIO I HAVE ENCOUNTERED_ for a long time!
A soundbord recording from an early 1970 show. Something I always dreamt
of, the sound quality is amazing. Details are crystal clear. The quiet
parts are easily comparable to Ummagumma. Definitely a Sup rating.
Unfortunately, the tape is saturated in the louder parts which results
in distortions. This is nothing more than EX-. Fortunately, this doesn't
happen very often.