Pink Floyd 1988-06-07 'Pink Elephant Flew Over Torino' Venue Stadio Comunale City Torino State Italy
Dics 1 01 Shine On You Crazy Diamond 02 Learning To Fly 03 Yet Another Movie 04 Round And Around 05 Sorrow 06 The Dogs Of War 07 On The Turning Away
Disc 2 01 One Of These Days 02 On The Run 03 The Great Gig In The Sky 04 Money 05 Another Brick In The Wall II 06 Comfortably Numb 07 One Slip 08 Run Like Hell
CD1 01. Shine On You Crazy Diamond – parts 1-5 [11:08] 02. Signs Of Life [3:58] 03. Learning To Fly [5:00] 04. Yet Another Movie [7:39] 05. A New Machine – part 1 [1:25] 06. Terminal Frost [6:10] 07. A New Machine – part 2 [0:39] - tapeflip at the end 08. Sorrow [10:37] - fades out at the very end 09. Dogs Of War [7:45] 10. On The Turning Away [10:05] 11. One Of These Days [7:47] CD2 01. Time [5:30] 02. On The Run [3:31] 03. The Great Gig In The Sky [5:00] 04. Wish You Were Here [5:15] 05. Welcome To The Machine [8:31] 06. Us & Them [7:25] 07. Money [11:35] 08. Another Brick In The Wall – part 2 [5:22] - tapeflip at the end 09. Comfortably Numb [11:59] - tapeflip at the end 10. One Slip [6:42] - tapeflip at the end 11. Run Like Hell [8:37]
notes: Nice alternate recorder of the gig, there should be more than 2 tapers for this gig, this is just one of the few. Sound quality isn't perfect, the taper was not exactly in front of the speakers, neither he was very near to the stage as it seems; there's a pretty evident "stadium" echo, but it's overall very enjoyable, not so hissy and with all the instruments clearly defined; no need to make notice the fact it's complete! Usual Italian audience clapping, singing and making funny comments is present. to recognize this recorder is pretty easy: on SOYCD, soon before the first Gilmour's guitar tune finishes and audience starts clapping when the song "explodes" you can hear someone near to the taper calling "Carlo"; then at the end of the song someone near to the taper says "guarda, guarda, guarda" ("look, look, look"). on Yet Another Movie, when Gilmour announces the song a guy near to the taper says "e dai, parla piano" ("com'on, say it slower"). on Welcome To The Machine, at the very beginning a guy near to the taper says "A meno che non vengano loro...", and then after the first "machine noise" he says "bella!" ... prolly the same guy is the one who sings together with Gilmour the song then ;) there are many more points of distinction, I guess this is enough; no need to mention the audience singing on Another Brick In The Wall and stuff, cause the Italian audience always does that ...
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Version 1 -
Pink Floyd 1988-06-07 'Pink Elephant Flew Over Torino'
Venue Stadio Comunale
City Torino
State Italy
Dics 1
01 Shine On You Crazy Diamond
02 Learning To Fly
03 Yet Another Movie
04 Round And Around
05 Sorrow
06 The Dogs Of War
07 On The Turning Away
Disc 2
01 One Of These Days
02 On The Run
03 The Great Gig In The Sky
04 Money
05 Another Brick In The Wall II
06 Comfortably Numb
07 One Slip
08 Run Like Hell
Version 2 -
date/venue: 1988 July 06 - Stadio Comunale, Torino, Italy
source: audience / recorder 2 / cass[low]>cdr[0] >> EAC>WAV>SHN
tot length: 151:50
overall: EX-
CD1
01. Shine On You Crazy Diamond – parts 1-5 [11:08]
02. Signs Of Life [3:58]
03. Learning To Fly [5:00]
04. Yet Another Movie [7:39]
05. A New Machine – part 1 [1:25]
06. Terminal Frost [6:10]
07. A New Machine – part 2 [0:39] - tapeflip at the end
08. Sorrow [10:37] - fades out at the very end
09. Dogs Of War [7:45]
10. On The Turning Away [10:05]
11. One Of These Days [7:47]
CD2
01. Time [5:30]
02. On The Run [3:31]
03. The Great Gig In The Sky [5:00]
04. Wish You Were Here [5:15]
05. Welcome To The Machine [8:31]
06. Us & Them [7:25]
07. Money [11:35]
08. Another Brick In The Wall – part 2 [5:22] - tapeflip at the end
09. Comfortably Numb [11:59] - tapeflip at the end
10. One Slip [6:42] - tapeflip at the end
11. Run Like Hell [8:37]
notes:
Nice alternate recorder of the gig, there should be more than 2 tapers for this gig, this is just one of the few.
Sound quality isn't perfect, the taper was not exactly in front of the speakers, neither he was very near to the stage as it seems; there's a pretty evident "stadium" echo, but it's overall very enjoyable, not so hissy and with all the instruments clearly defined; no need to make notice the fact it's complete!
Usual Italian audience clapping, singing and making funny comments is present.
to recognize this recorder is pretty easy:
on SOYCD, soon before the first Gilmour's guitar tune finishes and audience starts clapping when the song "explodes" you can hear someone near to the taper calling "Carlo"; then at the end of the song someone near to the taper says "guarda, guarda, guarda" ("look, look, look").
on Yet Another Movie, when Gilmour announces the song a guy near to the taper says "e dai, parla piano" ("com'on, say it slower").
on Welcome To The Machine, at the very beginning a guy near to the taper says "A meno che non vengano loro...", and then after the first "machine noise" he says "bella!" ... prolly the same guy is the one who sings together with Gilmour the song then ;)
there are many more points of distinction, I guess this is enough; no need to mention the audience singing on Another Brick In The Wall and stuff, cause the Italian audience always does that ...
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