Indianapolis, Indiana
| Data: 5 April 2019 Miejsce: Old National Centre Murat Theatre, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA |
CD 1 1. Soundscape 2. Interstellar Overdrive 3. Astronomy Domine 4. Nick Introduction 5. Lucifer Sam 6. Fearless 7. Obscured by Clouds 8. When You're In 9. Remember a Day 10. Arnold Layne 11. Vegetable Man 12. Band Introduction 13. If (first half) 14. Atom Heart Mother 15. If (second half) CD 2 1. Nile Song 2. Guy Pratt's Comments 3. Green is the Colour 4. Gary Kemp's Comments 5. Let There Be More Light 6. Childhood's End 7. Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun 8. See Emily Play 9. Bike 10. One of these Days 11. The enthusiastic audience clamoring for the encore 12. A Saucerful of Secrets 13. Point Me at the Sky 14. The band takes a bow |
Recorded by: oldpink
Edited by: oldpink
The Band:
Nick Mason - Drums
Lee Harris - Guitar & vocals
Guy Pratt - Bass & vocals
Gary Kemp - Guitar & vocals
Dom Beken - Keyboards & vocals
Comments:
There was no remastering or equalization of any sort used for this audio, only
splitting and saving as FLAC files.
I made two minor errors while recording.
The first error was having my gain levels set too high during the soundscape and
into the 1:54 point in the first song, Interstellar Overdrive, at which point of
realizing my error, I turned the gain on my Tascam down to a saner level, so
that explains the volume level dropping abruptly at that point.
The second error was that I somehow accidentally pressed the record button right
at the very end of the second track, Astronomy Domine, which paused recording,
but fortunately I restarted it after only a few seconds, only losing a little
bit of Nick's opening comments.
Overall, the recording seems pretty decent, but I apologize in advance for some
of my own enthusiasm coming through on the recording, although I pretty well
confined that to the song breaks.
It's also worth commenting that the 2,600 seat Murat Theatre looked sold out, or
at least I couldn't spot a single empty seat, so I'm sure that was pleasing to
the band, who were clearly having a great time.
It was thrilling to see the Nick's band interpret early Floyd so well, and it's
worth mentioning that the two real highlights performance-wise were "Set the
Controls for the Heart of the Sun," and "One of These Days."
The former is always great on the scores of live recordings of it that I've
heard, but seeing it done live brought it up to a whole new level that was
totally unexpected for me, so much so that my wife who was with me, who had the
flu and was feeling marginal at best, roused and really got excited during the
entire performance.
Naturally, "One of These Days" was thunderous, and the band really gave it hell,
even outdoing (my opinion here) the way that Pink Floyd did it when I saw them
in 1994.
Dodano: 25.12.2023
