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    Pining for the glory days... Member lancelot's Avatar
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    Best Floyd live, hands down is Pulse, live at Earls Court, with Pompey a close second.
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    Best floyd album is WISH YOU WERE HERE. You want good live Floyd get Pulse.
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    You people have no taste. "Pulse" is atrocious- they lacerate many of their older songs (I started feeling physically ill listening to "Astronomy Domine") as well as their best album, "Dark Side of the Moon." (That is discounting "Piper at the Gates of Dawn," but I might be the only person alive who thinks that "Piper" was their best album.) The Gilmour songs might have been bearable, were it not for the fact that the rest of the concert is so bad.

    If you want good live Floyd, get "Ummagumma," or a bootleg of the London '72 concert. Only heard it once, but it beat the hell outta "Pulse." Yes, I know I am repeating Beirut, but he's right.

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    If you want good live Floyd, get "Ummagumma," or a bootleg of the London '72 concert.

    But many dont even know that Floyd. Its before Darkside of the Moon . And darkside started the sound most people equate with floyd. The early stuff is really an acid trip. Dont get me wrong I love it. And yes Pulse does have its weak points but it covers most of floyds great songs live. The Live wall concert is also good. Then there are tons of boots available,
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    Wish You Were Here is the best album, in my opinion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lehesu
    Wish You Were Here is the best album, in my opinion.
    Same here...though pulse certainantly isn't bad either

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gawain of Orkeny
    Then there are tons of boots available,
    Love the boots! I want every pair.

    I've found the Floyd bootlegs to be a fantastic journey.

    I have an old tape of a Santa Monica concert, '74 I think, where they play Cymbaline and something strange is going on. The song gets very quiet, then stops. Then you hear very loud footsteps followed by a door creaking open. The door closes. More footsteps and another door creaks open. Then closes. Then more footsteps. All the while you can hear the audience laughing. Then a final set of footsteps, another door creaks open, then slams shut very loudly and Cymbaline kicks right back in. The crowd goes berserk. You can hear the guy with the tape recorder laughing hysterically.

    I'd love to know what that was all about.

    Floyd had lots of those moments.
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    Thanks guys!
    I disagree with you Zorba, I've seen a little bit of Puls, and frankly i thinks its awesome.

    @Beirut: Wow! all that information, i now have a long list of albums i want to get ;) What do you think of Delicate sound of thunder? have you heard it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ianofsmeg16
    What do you think of Delicate sound of thunder? have you heard it?
    Have I heard it? Look who you're talking to.

    I have the CD, the video, and I saw them live twice doing the tour back around '87. The first show at the Montreal Forum was astounding. 20th row from the stage, dead center. Paid about triple price from a scalper, $500 for four seats. Worth every penny.

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