Pink Floyd
Date: 3 April, 1971
Location: Oude Ahoy Hallen, Rotterdam, Holland
Source: Cassette(1)>DAT(2)>CDR>EAC>WAV>SHN
Rating: EX-
Disc One:
1. Astronomy Domine 13:03
2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 16:57
3. Fat Old SUn 16:14
4. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 16:56
5. Cymbaline 13:21
6. Extended Tuneups ("Onnne - Twwwo") 3:20
Total: 79:51
Disc Two:
1. Embryo 13:11
2. A Saucerful Of Secrets 26:05
3. Atom Heart Mother 31:48
Total: 71:04
*Original Comments: Source 1 of 2. Another stellar show, excellent sound. This comes
from the 1st generation tape of the great performance in Rotterdam.
This is Pink Floyd at their best! It has less hiss than other tapes commonly in
circulation. SQ is easily VG+ or EX-. Except where noted below, it includes
complete and sometimes rather lengthy tuneups between tracks. I really like this
concert since it includes Pictish rants during 'A Saucerful Of Secrets'. The
concert itself is also quite long with some interesting jams and gong bashing!
This is an essential roio. Any "serious" Pink Floyd collectors should have this.
Disc One:
- 'STCFTHOTS' - Very minor break in the master tape at 14:45.
- There is an extended tuneup session after 'Cymbaline', which I have split as a separate track.
Disc Two:
- 'ASOS' - There are 10 seconds missing from the end of Roger's pre-break announcement. The few
missing words are found on the ROIO "The Band Who Ate Asteroids For Breakfast." Roger has a
chance to let loose with a short Pictish rant.
- 'Atom Heart Mother' - Complete with brass and choir conducted by Jerry Mitchell.
Sgt weathermans Tweaks
This was a very nice set but there were some really annoying noises on the left hand channel. So decided they had
to go no real problem as its a mono recording. So I converted to wave de-clicked with Wave Corrector and removed
the left hand track with Audacity. Then loaded the mono file into Nero wave editor saved as a stereo wave file.
Converted to FLAC (level 6) check and sorted any SBE problems. Now there is no horrid noise on the left channel and no loss of clarity. No noise reduction or compression used
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