Pink Floyd Pink Floyd/OH,USA 1994

From the North American tour accompanying “The Division Bell” in 1994, the Cleveland Municipal Stadium performance, which took place on two consecutive days, was recorded over 2 hours and 23 minutes with the highest level of audience recording. It was recorded with the highest quality sound of the US tour sound source, and is a famous recording that has received the highest level of evaluation of “5.5” in audience recordings on the overseas Floyd sound source evaluation site. It is recorded with a clear sound with outstanding punch, and the loudness of the bass is amazing, especially in the first few songs, so it has a unique sound image with an impact. The bass is not too noisy, but it feels very powerfully output, and of course, the high-frequency lead instruments and vocals, including the guitar solo, are not disturbed by the bass notes with a strong presence, and they sound solid and direct, so you can enjoy the powerful sound throughout. The bass output from the PA was gradually suppressed, and you can hear it with the normal sound balance in Sorrow. This sound source has a defect in the first half, Take It Back fades out at about 2 minutes and 8 seconds, A Great Day For Freedom starts with a fade-in, and Keep Talking is also recorded with a fade-in (noise caused by the original sound has been removed). However, the 1994 Cleveland performance sound source, which can be heard with such excellent sound, is definitely a must-have for collectors. The amazing thing is the second part of the show starting with Shine On You Crazy Diamond, which is recorded with ultra-clear ultra-high sound quality that is different from One Of These Days at the end of the first part, and you can definitely enjoy a completely different sound among the high-quality sound sources of 1994. The sound of the lead instruments of the guitar and synth is also wonderful, but above all, the hard drum sound is the best, and it is a must-listen take that you should definitely listen to in the store. The area following Breathe ~ Time is also recorded with the highest peak sound of audience recording, and it is definitely a must-listen for fans. The 70 minutes of Disc 2, which I took to be the second half of the show, had sound quality that I had never heard before, so fans could enjoy a blissful time. This is the best audience recording of High Hopes. The perfect sound image and performance. The acoustic songs were also recorded with a very direct and clear sound, but the numbers such as Money, Another Brick In The Wall, Comfortably Numb, and Run Like Hell that can be heard with this sound are unimaginable. This is a CD that allows you to enjoy the performance at the Municipal Stadium, which was demolished two years later, with the highest sound quality. If the first half of the show had been recorded 100% stably with the sound of Disc 2, this recording would have definitely been the best sound quality version of the DIVISION BELL TOUR. This is a best of the best CD that allows you to experience a truly miraculous sound that seems to have been turned in a good direction, especially in the second half of the show. This is the first live CD of a high-grade sound source that is definitely worth getting. Live at Municipal Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio, USA 27th May 1994 TRULY PERFECT SOUND Disc 1 1. Astronomy Domine 2. Learning To Fly 3. What Do You Want From Me? 4. On The Turning Away 5. Take It Back 6. A Great Day For Freedom 7. Sorrow 8. Keep Talking 9. One Of These Days 10. Shine On You Crazy Diamond 11. Breathe(In The Air) 12. Time 13. Breathe(Reprise) Disc 2 1. High Hopes 2. The Great Gig In The Sky 3. Wish You Were Here 4. Us And Them 5. Money 6. Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 7. Comfortably Numb 8. Hey You 9. Run Like Hell