page updated on:  November 2010

CD1

01. Intro [1:59]
02. In The Flesh [3:05]
03. The Thin Ice [3:34]
04. Another Brick In The Wall (Part 1) [4:45]
05. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives [1:46]
06. Aother Brick In The Wall (Part 2) [6:22]
07. Mother [8:09]
08. Goodbye Blue Sky [3:52]
09. Empty Spaces [1:47]
10. What Shall We Do Now [2:08]
11. Young Lust [5:04]
12. One Of My Turns [4:06]
13. Don't Leave Me Now [4:03]
14. Another Brick In The Wall (Part 3) [1:18]
15. The Last Few Bricks [4:13]
16. Goodbye Cruel World [0:56]

CD2
01. Hey You [4:37]
02. Is There Anybody Out There [3:08]
03. Nobody Home [3:53]
04. Vera [1:15]
05. Bring The Boys Back Home [1:23]
06. Comfortably Numb [7:35]
07. Run Like Hell [7:02]
08. Waiting For The Worms [4:37]
09. Stop [0:32]
10. The Trial [6:27]
11. Outside The Wall [4:17]

notes:
raw from the master of the recoder 1 of the gig, the one missing part of set2. This transfer reveals a worse sound quality than the DFA's release of the same master, this may be because the tape aged, because of different equipment used for the transfer of the tapes, because of a good DFA mastering or because of the 3 components together, matter of fact especially in the beginning of the tape the sound quality is inferior, let's say untill the end of In The Flesh, then it increases.

notes by the taper:

This is my recording of the Wall, Nassau Colosseum, February 26, 1980. Disc 2 is not complete as explained in the text file included and the beginning of my first tape got a little warped over the years but only for a few seconds during the Intro and "In the Flesh?". I have traded this YEARS ago before CD burners so this is my first transfer of the master tapes to CD. And the abruptness at the end of a couple of tunes was me at the show popping the tape out FAST to put a new tape in so I wouldn't miss anything. Man, if we only had the equipment that we have now back then!

I taped this Wall show on February 26, 1980 at the Nassau Colosseum, NY. I used my Nakamichi 550 with 3 Nak CM-300 mics. One was plugged in the center channel "Blend" input facing forward while the L & R were facing rear. I only turned the rear mics up when there was sound coming from the surround speakers. You can notice it fairly well with headphones on.
Then I screwed up flipping a tape and my pause button got stuck and I didn't notice it until "The Show Must Go On" and "In The Flesh" had passed me by!

- tarkusnj