Pink Floyd/France 1972

At the end of the 1972 tour, France’s Lille performance on December 7th was recorded with the best audience recording. It is a 1 hour and 30 minute sound source that has appeared for the first time in recent years, and it is unfortunate that the sound deteriorates due to the master tape, which is intermittent in the first half of “Madness” and near the end, and even in the first three minutes of One Of These Days. (Although it can be seen in other places as well), the sound quality is surprisingly good, and it is an amazing sound source with no cuts in the song. Throughout the entire volume, the freshness of the sound is outstanding, and it is recorded with surprisingly clear high quality sound, and in parts where there is no deterioration, you can enjoy the fulfilling performance at the end of the tour with the highest level of sound of this period. The clarity of each sound part is the best for this period, and I think enthusiasts will be surprised by the tight drum sound and deep and strong bass sound recorded. At the beginning, there is a rare band call from the audience. The power of The Great Gig In The Sky, which can be heard in a completely different progression from the final at this time, is amazing. It is very rare that Money’s rhythm is recorded with such a tenacious and rich sound. The same goes for Us And Them and Any Color You Like, and the musical sounds around here are recorded with a high-quality sound that is hard to describe. Although there are some areas of deterioration (around 4 minutes and around 7 minutes), Any Color You Like, which is full of creativity with slow and slow movements, can be described as the best sound source of the 1972 tour. . Brain Damage’s tight performance, stable vocals, and harmonies, which have reached the stage of completion with the addition of laughter sound effects, are worth listening to. There is some tape deterioration, but given the quality, it can be said to be a minor problem. Immediately after the “Madness” performance, you will hear the French venue MC. The recorded sound quality of One Of These Days is also clear, so it is worth listening to, especially in the second half (after the 4th minute), where there is no problem of deterioration. Careful With That Ax, Eugene At around the 5 minute mark, a speech-style line similar to a poetry recitation is inserted. The dynamic performance in the second half of the song is a must-listen. The intervals between each of the three songs on Disc 2 have been edited. Echoes’ vocals and harmonies are also stable, and the performance is tight and at the highest level. There is almost no sound deterioration, so you can listen to a high-quality sound image and enjoy a perfect performance with peace of mind. Although it fades out at the very end, most of the songs themselves are included. The pitch is accurate throughout the entire story. Live at Palais des Sports, Lille, France 7th December 1972 TRULY AMAZING SOUND Disc 1 1. Speak To Me 2. Breathe 3. On The Run 4. Time 5. Breathe Reprise 6. The Great Gig In The Sky 7. Money 8. Us And Them 9. Any Color You Like 10. Brain Damage 11. Eclipse Disc 2 1. One Of These Days 2. Careful With That Ax, Eugene 3. Echoes