Pink Floyd/PA,YSA 1970 Upgrade

The Philadelphia performance on September 26th, famous as the best representative sound source of the 1970 tour, was recorded with the best sound ever. It is recorded with perfect master quality, and the ending part of the last Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun, which has not been released yet, the 20 seconds of applause of the audience that followed, and Roger’s words Thank You are recorded for nearly 2 minutes longer. (There is no digital noise at 0:58, 59 of Eugene, which was already released.) You will definitely be knocked out by the tremendous sound pressure of the opening Astronomy Domine. Anyway, the sound quality is so amazing that the performance itself is transmitted very realistically throughout the whole performance, which is incomparable to other performances. It is an ultra-excellent sound source that can be recommended not only to core enthusiasts but also to beginners like the BBC. The improvisation parts in each song that evoke a psychedelic image can also be heard with a tense performance, and it is a perfect listening score. The peak of the second half is Eugene, where you can enjoy the deep and overwhelming performance with Roger’s screams in the best sound quality. This is a must-listen title for fans who are sure to become one of the representative albums of the year. Live at The Electric Factory, Philadelphia, USA 26th September 1970 Disc 1 1. Astronomy Domine 2. Cymbaline 3. A Saucerful Of Secrets Disc 2 1. Interstellar Overdrive 2. Fat Old Sun 3. Green Is The Colour 4. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 5. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun