Pink Floyd Pink Floyd/IL,USA 1971

From the North American tour accompanying the release of the album “Osekkai”, the Chicago performance on October 27th was recorded in a monaural audience recording that can be said to be quite good. For some reason, this is also a valuable live performance that has hardly been released in the past and is not to be missed by enthusiasts. For the tour that started in mid-October, “Blow, Wind-” from the album “Osekkai” was officially added to the set list. Embryo became the opening number in the set list. This sound source uses the 2nd generation tape uploaded to a Floyd specialty site. The sound is fresher than the ones that were in circulation in the past, but as the uploader also commented, the sound source had problems with the tape speed. The pitch was unusually low from Embryo to Eugene, the cymbal line was troublesomely unstable, and the following Echoes and Mystery were unstable and high pitched, but please rest assured that this has been corrected as much as possible for this recording. You can enjoy it without any discomfort. The sound quality itself also contains hiss, but fortunately it is a fresh sound that does not seem to have been reduced, and the performance is very close, making it a thick and powerful sound that is perfect for listening. Unlike the live performances after the release of “Madness”, this live performance still has a certain mysticism, and you can hear from this recording that the American audience was relatively calm and serious about experiencing the Floyd sound and being overwhelmed. Floyd fans, pay attention here! Live at Auditorium Theater, Chicago, Illinois, USA 27th October 1971 TRULY AMAZING SOUND Disc 1 (74:32) 1. The Embryo 2. Fat Old Sun 3. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 4. Atom Heart Mother 5. One Of These Days Disc 2 (70:45) 1. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 2.Cymbaline 3. Echoes 4. A Saucerful Of Secrets