Pulse-Pink Floyd Live at Earls Court

[Mictheslik]

Has anyone else bought this DVD? I sat down and watched the whole 145 minute concert this morning and I would recommend it to anyone. It combines timeless classics with a few of the lesser known pieces, and the light show is spectacular. Disk 2 has a performance of the whole of "Dark side of the moon"

it also comes with a host of special features;

track listing;

1)Shine on You Crazy Diamond
2)Learning to fly
3)High Hopes
4)Take it Back
5)Coming back to life
6)Sorrow
7)Keep Talking
8 )Another Brick in the Wall (Pt2)
9)One of these Days
10)Speak to Me
11)Breath in the Air
12)On the run
13)Time
14)The great gig in the sky
15)Money
16)Us and them
17)Any Colour you like
18 )Brain Damage
19)Eclipse

Encore
1)Wish you were here
2)Comfortably Numb
3)Run like hell

This DVD Gets five stars from me and is a must for all Pink Floyd Fans.

Amazon link
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0007QS1VW/026-3931645-1957207?v=glance&n=283926
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[Woodlouse2002]

I think i've only seen the first few songs from that concert.


The one to really watch is "The Wall: Live in Berlin".

[Boomtown Rat]

Wait wait, that sounds like the group after Roger Waters left, I mean, considering Learning to Fly was on "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" which was produced after Roger left.

An isn't "The Wall: Live in Berlin" just Roger Waters, or am I mistaken?

Personally, while I did like Pink Floyd's post-Roger Waters work, I still much prefer the whole set of four together.

[Woodlouse2002]

In which case "Live in Pompeii" would be the one for you to watch.

Live at Earls Court was post break up, as was Live in Berlin. However the Earls Court lightshow was spectacular as was the Wall performed to 300,000+ in Berlin very soon after the collapse of the Berlin wall.