***************************************************************************** "Davie and The Armadillo" 2006-06-27 Clyde Auditorium (known locally as the "Armadillo") Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre Glasgow, UK. ***************************************************************************** Band Members:
David Gilmour Richard Wright Dick Parry Guy Pratt Jon Carin Steve DiStanislao Phil Manzanera
and
David Crosby
Graham Nash was not present in Glasgow due to a "family emergency".
CD1: 01 Breathe 03:04 02 Time 05:22 03 Breathe Reprise 01:56 04 Castellorizon 04:01 05 On An Island 08:14 06 The Blue 06:35 07 Red Sky At Night 02:44 08 This Heaven 04:40 09 Then I Close My Eyes 07:28 10 Band Intros 03:24 11 Smile 05:01 12 Take A Breath 06:25 13 A Pocketful Of Stones 06:29 14 Where We Start 07:17 ----- 72:40 =====
CD2: 01 Shine On You Crazy Diamond 11:12 02 Wots Uh The Deal 05:50 03 Fat Old Sun 06:10 04 Coming Back To Life 06:59 05 High Hopes 09:47 06 Echoes 22:02 Encores: 07 Wish You Were Here 04:41 08 Arnold Layne 04:10 09 Comfortably Numb 08:31 ----- 79:22 =====
Lineage: Core Sound Binaurals > Sony TCD-D7 DAT > 32kHz/16bit (accidentally recorded in LP mode) > Tascam DA-20 MkII > Edirol UA-1D Digital I/O interface > Cool Edit Pro for Remastering > 44.1kHz/16bit wave > Flac Level 8
***************************************************************************** Despite the LP mode mishap resulting in a 32kHz sample rate and a lack of high frequencies, this recording, although not the absolute best, is still very listenable indeed - even if I do say so myself. A solid EX-
I decided to break away from the pack and squeeze the whole of set 2 and encores onto one CD for convenience's sake. The shock and horror of not hearing 3m30secs of rapturous applause at the end of "Echoes" will fade soon enough, I feel. Does anyone bother to listen to those third CDs? ;-) . The only other noticeable thing that has been cut from the recording is a few secs of the WYWH intro, which was barely audible anyway due to audience chatter. You'll still hear a snippit of applause here, which I've deliberately left in to show I've not missed anything important out.
Glasgow, IMHO, was indeed a special night with the setlist following favourable lines - no daft guests ruining treasured songs or introducing boring ones. The crowd was "up for it", adding a good atomsphere, but without being too rowdy and spoiling the band's great performace. The better than average accoustics of the "Armadillo" meant the performance was given in near ideal conditions and I'm sure everyone there that night knew that they had witnessed something a bit special.
thanks i was at this gig.when i came out there was a guy with what looked like a bbc video camera with the light and mike.asking people about the gig.does any one know if this concert was filmed i was four rows from the front and the sound in the armadillo was great
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ReplyDelete"Davie and The Armadillo"
2006-06-27
Clyde Auditorium (known locally as the "Armadillo")
Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre
Glasgow, UK.
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Band Members:
David Gilmour
Richard Wright
Dick Parry
Guy Pratt
Jon Carin
Steve DiStanislao
Phil Manzanera
and
David Crosby
Graham Nash was not present in Glasgow due to a "family emergency".
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CD1:
01 Breathe 03:04
02 Time 05:22
03 Breathe Reprise 01:56
04 Castellorizon 04:01
05 On An Island 08:14
06 The Blue 06:35
07 Red Sky At Night 02:44
08 This Heaven 04:40
09 Then I Close My Eyes 07:28
10 Band Intros 03:24
11 Smile 05:01
12 Take A Breath 06:25
13 A Pocketful Of Stones 06:29
14 Where We Start 07:17
-----
72:40
=====
CD2:
01 Shine On You Crazy Diamond 11:12
02 Wots Uh The Deal 05:50
03 Fat Old Sun 06:10
04 Coming Back To Life 06:59
05 High Hopes 09:47
06 Echoes 22:02
Encores:
07 Wish You Were Here 04:41
08 Arnold Layne 04:10
09 Comfortably Numb 08:31
-----
79:22
=====
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Lineage:
Core Sound Binaurals > Sony TCD-D7 DAT > 32kHz/16bit (accidentally recorded
in LP mode) > Tascam DA-20 MkII > Edirol UA-1D Digital I/O interface > Cool
Edit Pro for Remastering > 44.1kHz/16bit wave > Flac Level 8
*****************************************************************************
Despite the LP mode mishap resulting in a 32kHz sample rate and a lack of
high frequencies, this recording, although not the absolute best, is still
very listenable indeed - even if I do say so myself. A solid EX-
I decided to break away from the pack and squeeze the whole of set 2 and
encores onto one CD for convenience's sake. The shock and horror of not
hearing 3m30secs of rapturous applause at the end of "Echoes" will fade soon
enough, I feel. Does anyone bother to listen to those third CDs? ;-) . The
only other noticeable thing that has been cut from the recording is a few
secs of the WYWH intro, which was barely audible anyway due to audience
chatter. You'll still hear a snippit of applause here, which I've
deliberately left in to show I've not missed anything important out.
Glasgow, IMHO, was indeed a special night with the setlist following
favourable lines - no daft guests ruining treasured songs or introducing
boring ones. The crowd was "up for it", adding a good atomsphere, but
without being too rowdy and spoiling the band's great performace. The better
than average accoustics of the "Armadillo" meant the performance
was given in near ideal conditions and I'm sure everyone there that night
knew that they had witnessed something a bit special.
A Pict/TJ Co-production 2006
seems to be 27th May 2006, but THANKs i did not have it :)
ReplyDeletethanks i was at this gig.when i came out there was a guy with what looked like a bbc video camera with the light and mike.asking people about the gig.does any one know if this concert was filmed i was four rows from the front and the sound in the armadillo was great
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