The Delicate Sound of Thunder Pink Floyd

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  • Release Date: 11/21/1988
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Sales Rank: 31,232
  • Label: EMI EUROPE GENERIC
  • UPC: 077779148028

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The Delicate Sound of Thunder

Disc 1
1LISTENShine on You Crazy Diamond 11:53
2LISTENLearning to Fly 5:27
3LISTENYet Another Movie 6:21
4LISTENRound and Around 0:33
5LISTENSorrow 9:28
6LISTENThe Dogs of War 7:18
7LISTENOn the Turning Away 7:58

Disc 2
1LISTENOne of These Days 6:15
2LISTENTime 5:16
3LISTENWish You Were Here 4:49
4LISTENUs and Them 7:22
5LISTENMoney 9:52
6LISTENAnother Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2 5:28
7LISTENComfortably Numb 8:56
8LISTENRun Like Hell 7:12

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This is a 100-minute video of a concert given during the 1989 tour by the edition of Pink Floyd sans Roger Waters. It's an extravaganza, to be sure, but somewhat hollow, and the material David Gilmour has worked up for the band doesn't match Waters' compositions. William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

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May 06, 2007: I bought this album when it came out, giving the post Roger Waters Floyd a chance. Gilmour's playing is excellent as usual, but he should have toured as David Gilmour, not Pink Floyd. Roger Waters' vocals are sorely missed. The songs from Momentary Lapse are not worthy of the Floyd name. This album has no heart. Awful.

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What's better than Floyd? Floyd live!!by Anonymous

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June 02, 2006: This is one of the best Floyd records ever. It truly captures what a great band can do when not bound by the constraints of the studio. Take great tracks like Comfortably Numb and On the Turning Away and playing live just makes them better. In fact, the solo from On the Turning Away is one of the best I have ever heard. The version on this record is ten times better than on Momentary Lapse of Reason.

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