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notes:
cover erroneously says 1975 April 25.
worse sound quality than the versions circulating (from the master) and shorter
(comes from an edited master clone).
though on the comments below a guy claims the length on the cover is accurate
it's really not as it seems, there are marked differences between the lengths
stated on the cover and the actual ones here.
Money is really from a different source (as it's claimed to be on the comments
below as well) ... but it's from a different recording above all ! (not from the
same date) there's indeed a distinct patch here ... he right date of Money is
75.6.18 (recorder 1 / same as Spaceball Ricochet, yes this was used to patch
this RoIO too)
just mind that on the 75.4.26 date Gilmour sings:
I'm in the hi-fidelity first class traveling set And I think I need a Lear jet
... Yes I Do ...
on the 75.6.18 date Gilmour sings:
I'm in the hi-fidelity first class traveling set And I think I need a Lear jet
... woow ...
comments from the old pf-roio db:
This double CD set from the L.A. Sports Arena 4/5/75 may well be the best CD to
come from Rock Calendar yet. This label has been somewhat erratic in the quality
department, but this one is top notch. A generous 2 hour and 15 minute full show
is presented with a superb stereo audience recording. Nice job! - LIVE MUSIC
REVIEW
All times are from the disc and are accurate. The CDs list both current and then
later titles for Sheep and Dogs. This is a fairly standard complete '75 shows
that is the same show as Dogs And Sheep, although this version is not missing
Money. There are a couple of weird drop outs in Any Colour You Like, but
tolerable. The quality is not as good as Crazy Diamond (a much better '75 show)
but nothing to complain about. Roger talks a bit before Raving And Drolling and
Echoes (sax version!). -ADAM
This is the same tape as 'Dogs And Sheeps' (though not as good sound) but claims
to be 25-4-75. 'Money' has been added from a different source tape of lesser
sound quality. - WHY A PIG?
An excellent recording of a complete 1975 gig. After Dogs, Dave Gilmour says "It
was a cruel song.... But fair. The next tune we're going to do for you is
another new number, it's called 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond'. It has something
to do with Syd Barrett who some of you might remember..... & some of you
probably won't." The DSOTM tracks are seperately indexed with the exception of
Speak to me & Breathe which are combined. Breathe reprise is not listed on the
cover but is present. All tracks are correctly credited to their composers on
the cover, which is more than can be said for the Harvest CD release of WYWH, I
had to check against my vinyl copy. -RAY |
