I recently bought this having had it on CD-R for many years. The original was great but this is even better and the performance is totally brilliant.

Sheep / Pigs On The Wing 1 / Dogs / Pigs On The Wing 2 / Pigs (Three Different Ones) / Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5) / Welcome To The Machine

Have A Cigar / Wish You Were Here / Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 6-9) / Money / Us And Them / Careful With That Axe, Eugene

I saw some love for the Floyd on the Tell Me pages (unusual for this board!), so I thought I would share it.

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Oh no, Pink Floyd!

thank you.

Great concert from the In the flesh US tour. Sigma release (Definitve Oakland 1977) is worth to buy. It's a pity it wasn't officially released. They played the complete Wish you were here album.

Some other concerts from that tour are also worth to look for (Frankfurt 27/01, Paris 25/02, Fort Worth, Boston, NY 02/07, Montreal).

Definitely one of their best tour.

Great concert from the In the flesh US tour. Sigma release (Definitve Oakland 1977) is worth to buy. It's a pity it wasn't officially released. They played the complete Wish you were here album.

Some other concerts from that tour are also worth to look for (Frankfurt 27/01, Paris 25/02, Fort Worth, Boston, NY 02/07, Montreal).

Definitely one of their best tour

I'm a Floyd fan. Thank you.

A good website for Floyd fans : [pinkfloydlive.com]

Thank You

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Great concert from the In the flesh US tour. Sigma release (Definitve Oakland 1977) is worth to buy. It's a pity it wasn't officially released. They played the complete Wish you were here album.

Some other concerts from that tour are also worth to look for (Frankfurt 27/01, Paris 25/02, Fort Worth, Boston, NY 02/07, Montreal).

Definitely one of their best tour

I have Wembley 15/03 as a double vinyl titled "Knobs" which is pretty good from memory, although Us and Them fades out before the final verse.

Thanks Bol!

Thanxs!!!

Thanks! This version is the best of the lot I've heard when it comes to 9th May 1977 Oakland gig bootlegs. Sounds great.

Hanging out with an old college roommate tomorrow who's coming to town for a visit. I was Stones/Who/Kinks and he was into Floyd and Genesis, two bands I did not listen to at all at age 18 - just too mellow. Getting high and listening to Umma Gumma converted me pretty quickly.

Downloading this now and looking forward to going back in time, cranking this up with him tomorrow.

Thanks for sharing!

Hi Led Zepp fans...
I'm looking for a download link for the amazing and famous complete bootleg with Ron Wood playing Communication Breakdown:
Excellent soundboard recordings from Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, New York – February 13 & 14, 1975
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[lz-alphaomega.com]

Led Zeppelin – The King’s Of The Stone Age (6 CD) Empress Valley or
Led Zeppelin – The King’s Of The Stone Age (9 CD) Empress Valley (#EVSD 597/598/599, 507/508/509 & 166/167/168) that has the audience recording as 3 bonus cds which StonyRoad shared 3 years ago here Led Zeppelin (guest Ron WOOD) 13 February 1975 (Empress Valley S D) [iorr.org]

I found the 12th Feb 1975 soundboard bootleg and also the soundboard Led Zeppelin - Throwing The Wild Seeds (The Godfather Records) at T.U.B.E.
I found there's an upload of the 3 cd of the 1st Night (Disc 1,2&3) from 9 cd edition [theultimatebootlegexperience7.blogspot.com] [www.guitars101.com]
...but not the whole sets...

Hi
unfortunately missed this (3 weeks hospital)

could someone pls re-up, tks

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Hi
unfortunately missed this (3 weeks hospital)

could someone pls re-up, tks

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someone
please ????

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Hi
unfortunately missed this (3 weeks hospital)

could someone pls re-up, tks

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someone
please ????

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thanks a lot StoneZP
much appreciated
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Thank You! Animals was the first LP I bought when it came out. I liked Pink Floyd very much, when I was young. Animals is the last realy good Album of PF in my opinion.

Totally agree. It's part of the big three along DSOM and WYWH;

I also like Meddle a lot! Ummagumma is great too. Relics, a compilation of early outtakes is fantastic and was in August 1977 along with Live At Leed University by the Stones and "New Skin For The Old Ceremony" by Leonhard Cohen the first LP, that I bought in a small recordstore in Berlin. I smoked my first reefer these days and I had just my 14th birthday. I fell in Love the first time, kissed the first time some girls and started to let my hair grow. The adventure had hust begun.