Date: 17 February, 1972 Location: The Rainbow Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, England Source: Cassette(0)>DAT(4)>CDR>EAC>SHN Rating: EX
Disc One: 1. Speak To Me 1:11 2. Breathe 2:46 3. Travel Sequence 6:44 4. Time 6:27 5. Mortality Sequence (dropouts) 4:09 6. Money 7:56 7. Us And Them 7:02 8. Scat 3:28 9. Lunatic Song 3:57 10. Eclipsed 3:13 Total: 46:53
Disc Two: 1. Tune-ups - One Of These Days 11:09 2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 15:45 3. Tune-ups 2:06 4. Echoes 27:00 5. Tune-Ups 1:44 6. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 14:40 Total: 72:24
Comments: This show really must be listened to with headphones, since there a lot of details and nuances in the performance that are well worth listening to. For example, note Rick's fade-out at the end of 'Eclipsed'.
Disc one has a few minor dropouts early in the master tape, but they are not too distracting. There is also one small dropout in 'One Of These Days', and the closing stanza of 'Echoes'.
A wonderful performance. Tracks like "Breathe" and "Time" have a dreamy, ethereal quality to them that is somewhat lost in later performances and the "On The Run" jam ("Travel Sequence") is superb. Sound is extremely good for an almost 40 year old audience recording. Thanks very much for this Doctor F!
Pink Floyd
ReplyDeleteDate: 17 February, 1972
Location: The Rainbow Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, England
Source: Cassette(0)>DAT(4)>CDR>EAC>SHN
Rating: EX
Disc One:
1. Speak To Me 1:11
2. Breathe 2:46
3. Travel Sequence 6:44
4. Time 6:27
5. Mortality Sequence (dropouts) 4:09
6. Money 7:56
7. Us And Them 7:02
8. Scat 3:28
9. Lunatic Song 3:57
10. Eclipsed 3:13
Total: 46:53
Disc Two:
1. Tune-ups - One Of These Days 11:09
2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 15:45
3. Tune-ups 2:06
4. Echoes 27:00
5. Tune-Ups 1:44
6. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 14:40
Total: 72:24
Comments: This show really must be listened to with headphones, since there a lot of
details and nuances in the performance that are well worth listening to. For
example, note Rick's fade-out at the end of 'Eclipsed'.
Disc one has a few minor dropouts early in the master tape, but they are not too
distracting. There is also one small dropout in 'One Of These Days', and the closing
stanza of 'Echoes'.
A wonderful performance. Tracks like "Breathe" and "Time" have a dreamy, ethereal quality to them that is somewhat lost in later performances and the "On The Run" jam ("Travel Sequence") is superb. Sound is extremely good for an almost 40 year old audience recording. Thanks very much for this Doctor F!
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