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CD1
01. Obscured by Clouds [7:46]
02. When You're In [8:09]
03. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun [15:15]
04. Careful with tha Axe, Eugene [12:15]
05. Echoes [26:55]
CD2
01. Speak to Me / Breathe [4:28]
02. On the Run [5:46]
03. Time / Breathe (reprise) [6:39]
04. The Great Gig in the Sky [6:16]
05. Money [6:47]
06. Us and Them [8:03]
07. Any Colour You Like [7:04]
08. Brain Damage [3:46]
09. Eclipse [1:45]
10. One of These Days [10:56]

notes:
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this is a weird version from the master, sounds smoother than the HRV release but has a weird cut on the 14Khz.
or a compression or some kind of artifact was used.
This was someway believed to corresponded to a recorder 2 of the gig but it's actually the same recorder as the one widely in circulation, although it's really longer than the other releases, having more tuneups ... a recorder 2 of the gig exists but of a much iferior SQ.

'REELING IN PINK FLOYD' - TAPE 15+13

this version corresponds to the long-source already in circulation, having although clean tape cuts compared to the CD version above. Also here it seems that no compression or whatever have been applied. This long version of this recorder is both in the DVD4 (tape 13+15) and in the DVD6 (tape 26) of the Reeling In Pink Floyd series. Sound quality of both the versions is about the same, the version of Tape 26 has small edits (audience) but is still longer than the "short" version (source1) that was in circulation.

additional notes from the indexed version by buffalofloyd of  TAPE 15+13
This show came in two parts on different tapes. I have spliced it all back together only omiting repeated parts or silence. I have corrected the track order too.
This tape is a mess...First, lemme say I think this is dual channel mono or something. Seems like no stereo effects at all compared to the Master... for the moment. This tape also seems like it was certainly mastered at a lower volume than the Master resulting in less distortion, which the Master certainly has. This recording sounds maybe a bit clearer in parts because of this, but not as powerful.
Here's some good things...
Interestingly enough is about 1:37m more of audience at the begining of this tape than the Master I have... “Master”- (cass[M]>cdr(?)) [128:58] shn EX (Recorder 1). There is also a couple more seconds before the start of Speak to Me and here you can hear Rogand Dave clearly say "Thank you, thank you GOODNIGHT" at the end of Eclipse, in which "GOODNIGHT" is barely inaudible on the Master. On the Master you can hear a cross-fade or something begin just after this. On this tape it cuts after Eclipse and before OoTD and there is just a few seconds more audience here as as well. After OoTD there is about 31 more secondsof audience too.
Here's some not so good things...The sound is pretty good on this tape until you get to Echoes where it just deteriorates. Echoes sounds like it was recorded from inside my shoe. It looks horrible and I assume it's some sort of processing or some problem with thetape. I can't really tell. After Echoes we move to the Dark Side set where it seems we get some good sound back and stereo definition right before Speak to Me and then it goes away. Then it kinda comes back during Money andstays there till the end of the set. Sounds the best during ACYL, which is a good thing.
Then finally we move to the encore, OoTD. This song is a disaster as well. Seems to have thesame issue as Echoes.
-buffalofloyd