Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb (1980-08-06) FM скачать в хорошем качестве

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb (1980-08-06) FM

Pink Floyd: The Wall, Live in London - WRPI 91.5 FM (MoLM) Recorded live at the Earls Court Exhibition Center on August 6th, 1980. Man of Leisure Music (MoLM) on WRPI 91.5 FM Broadcast Thursday, August 5th, 2004. ravingandrooling, Apr 21, 2010 (Yeeshkul). Review: Brain Damage (http://www.brain-damage.co.uk/concert.... From the text file: Man of Leisure Music (MoLM) on WRPI 91.5 FM Broadcast Thursday, August 5th, 2004 from 8pm to 10pm Live broadcast of the lowest generation version ever made available of the finest audience recording of the Wall ever recorded. Pink Floyd: The Wall, Live in London Venue: Performed at Earl's Court Date: Wednesday, August 6th, 1980 at 8:00pm This was the 15th 0f 31 Wall concerts, and the third night of six Earls Court Wall performances that ran from August 4th through August 9th, 1980. The five final Wall concerts were also performed at Earls Court, running from June 13th through June 17th, 1981. TITLE: The Show Must Go On Label: Distributed by Man of Leisure Music (MoLM) www.manofleisuremusic.com, from 1st generation clones of the Master CDRs, first broadcast live on WRPI 91.5 FM 05Aug04. SQ: A/A+ 1st quality audience recording Source Information: It is with a huge amount of gratitude to the taper, who reached out to MoLM and shared this true gem, in a trade for other rare PF roios. The source audio CDs that were broadcast are 1st gen clones of the master discs. The broadcast was recorded back onto a PC and converted to SHN using mkwACT. The original analog recording was made with a Technics single point stereo microphone covered with a black sock and a Sony stereo cassette recorder onto a TDK 120 tape. Somehow, the taper was able to get his gear into the arena with a knapsack! Comments from the taper: "I was seated to the left of the stage, half way back, and used a Technics Single Point Stereo Microphone with the Sony TC153SD Cassette deck, which was quite a hefty machine in those days. I used the same equipment to record the last Wall show (17Jun81), where I sat right at the back, so that recording was a bit more distant than the August 1980 show." ravingandrooling, Apr 21, 2010 (Yeeshkul)