Pink Floyd - Tennis Centre Melbourne (Live 2-CD) 1988 ak320
A little different I don't share much Waterless Floyd. Not saying that I did not like cause Gilmoure carried it fine.
But they did lose the grit that Water's brought and the work became so fine polished It was incredible and it was great. But it was missing that which Waters brought
Both musically and the drama.
It became perfect without Waters but it was not Pink Floyd per se.
But Im not complaining because that would be as worthwhile and as useless as railing against stuff that happened 100 years ago. And I dont have the time or inclination for that.
But others saw it different IE:
"The Tour The initial Momentary Lapse of Reason, due to its success, was extended and extended for almost two years, ending in 1989 after 197 concerts that charmed the 5.5 million people, happy contemplated with a spectacle Beyond its time ... the band was already a living legend, perhaps even bigger than its members, they were no longer a rock band, they were a musical entity, that broke through the nefarious eighties, the decade of musical mediocrity. The tour took Pink Floyd to several exotic places where they had never been before."
Because it was still awesome. Enough of my mindless Stoner thinking lets get to the...
Tracklist Disk 1
01 Shine On You Crazy Diamond I-V
02 Signs Of Life
03 Learning To Fly
04 Yet Another Movie - Round And Around
05 A New Machine I
06 Terminal Frost
07 A New Machine II
08 Sorrow
09 The Dogs Of War
Disk 2
10 On The Turning Away
11 One Of These Days
12 Time
13 On The Run
14 Wish You Were Here
15 Welcome To The Machine
16 Us And Them
17 Money
18 Another Brick In The Wall II
19 Comfortably Numb
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Players
David Gilmour (Guitar, Vocals)
Nick Mason (Drums)
Richard Wright (Keyboards, Vocals)
Backing Artists
Jon Carin (Keyboards, Vocals)
Rachel Fury (Backing Vocals)
Durga McBroom (Backing Vocals)
Scott Page (Saxophone, Guitar)
Guy Pratt (Bass, Vocals)
Tim Renwick (Guitar, Vocals)
Margaret Taylor (Backing Vocals)
Gary Wallis (Percussion)
