RE-UP: Pink Floyd live in Anaheim 1977 - 2CD - May 7
Pink Floyd
1977-05-07
Anaheim Stadium
Anaheim, California
Rating: VG/VG+
Disc 1 54:52
101 Sheep
102 Crowd
103 Pigs On The Wing (Part 1)
104 Crowd
105 Dogs
106 Crowd
107 Pigs On The Wing (Part 2)
108 Pigs (Three Different Ones)
Disc 2 70:32
201 Shine On You Crazy Diamond I-V
202 Welcome To The Machine
203 Have A Cigar
204 Radio
205 Wish You Were Here
206 Shine On You Crazy Diamond VI-IX
207 Thank You, Goodnight .....
208 Money
Comments: Well now, where to begin. This recording is from 7 May, it is not not the fake that has been floating around, edited and disguised to be something that it is not. Now that that is out of the way ...
There is a fair amount of hiss and mic saturation during the loudest riffs. At times, it sounds as if Roger has his mic in his mouth. It doesn't make this recording unlistenable, but it is there and can be annoying.
As for the performance, the boys definitely messed up a lot that night! While this was not their best performance of the tour, you can tell they had fun. 'SOYCD (Pts. VI-IX)' is very good, clocking in at almost 23 minutes. 'Pigs (Three Different Ones)' is one of the longer versions from the tour.
There is a small cut between 'SOYCD (Pts. I-V)' and 'Welcome To The Machine'. There also seems to be a different source used for the encore. Not confirmed, but possible. Roger squeals "30-10" or "32" during 'Pigs (Three Different Ones)', third verse.
The sound quality is VG for most of the tape. The fun performance, however, makes this a solid 7/10 in overall quality. Not the best 1977 recording out there, but it's probably from a lower generation recording. I think the Money recording may be from the same taper, but he moved slightly and swapped out tapes. And, the tape that he used was a tape with other music already on it, which bleeds over. He might have had it as an emergency spare . . . and who knew that the boys would play a 22 minute SOYCD? The taper was obviously sitting in the field, which is evident by the many shouts of "sit down" from the audience.
1977-05-07
Anaheim Stadium
Anaheim, California
Rating: VG/VG+
Disc 1 54:52
101 Sheep
102 Crowd
103 Pigs On The Wing (Part 1)
104 Crowd
105 Dogs
106 Crowd
107 Pigs On The Wing (Part 2)
108 Pigs (Three Different Ones)
Disc 2 70:32
201 Shine On You Crazy Diamond I-V
202 Welcome To The Machine
203 Have A Cigar
204 Radio
205 Wish You Were Here
206 Shine On You Crazy Diamond VI-IX
207 Thank You, Goodnight .....
208 Money
Comments: Well now, where to begin. This recording is from 7 May, it is not not the fake that has been floating around, edited and disguised to be something that it is not. Now that that is out of the way ...
There is a fair amount of hiss and mic saturation during the loudest riffs. At times, it sounds as if Roger has his mic in his mouth. It doesn't make this recording unlistenable, but it is there and can be annoying.
As for the performance, the boys definitely messed up a lot that night! While this was not their best performance of the tour, you can tell they had fun. 'SOYCD (Pts. VI-IX)' is very good, clocking in at almost 23 minutes. 'Pigs (Three Different Ones)' is one of the longer versions from the tour.
There is a small cut between 'SOYCD (Pts. I-V)' and 'Welcome To The Machine'. There also seems to be a different source used for the encore. Not confirmed, but possible. Roger squeals "30-10" or "32" during 'Pigs (Three Different Ones)', third verse.
The sound quality is VG for most of the tape. The fun performance, however, makes this a solid 7/10 in overall quality. Not the best 1977 recording out there, but it's probably from a lower generation recording. I think the Money recording may be from the same taper, but he moved slightly and swapped out tapes. And, the tape that he used was a tape with other music already on it, which bleeds over. He might have had it as an emergency spare . . . and who knew that the boys would play a 22 minute SOYCD? The taper was obviously sitting in the field, which is evident by the many shouts of "sit down" from the audience.
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