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dunno about sellouts but they're boring.

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''minimart - it's basically a scaled-down supermarket, fits inside a petrol station. sells pies, antifreeze..''

Would be fun to run into Phil Collins with that one!

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Whether they did sell out or not, I don't know, but they did play with Zappa:

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The Later Years

Product Details
Original Release Date: November 29, 2019
Number of Discs: 18
Label: Legacy
pre-order: $341.33 (US)

amazon review: On November 29, 2019, Pink Floyd Records will release 'Pink Floyd The Later Years', an 18-disc set (5 x CDs, 6 x Blu-Rays, 5 x DVDs, 2 x 7" plus exclusive photo book and memorabilia) covering the material created by David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Richard Wright from 1987 onwards. The period generated record sales of over 40 million worldwide and included three studio albums: 'A Momentary Lapse of Reason', 'The Division Bell' and 'The Endless River' as well as two live albums: 'Delicate Sound of Thunder' and 'Pulse'. With additional production from David Gilmour and Andy Jackson, over 13 hours of unreleased audio and audiovisual material, including the sought-after 1989 Venice and 1990 Knebworth concerts, 'Pink Floyd The Later Years' is a must for all fans.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07X2M36TF?ref=em_1p_7_im&ref_=pe_848020_443702690

Did Pink Floyd sell out?

Yes, they sold out numerous venues over the years.

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I can count the number of times I have had the privilege to attended Pink Floyd/Roger Waters concerts on one hand.....with a curled up pinky to spare.....

The David Gilmour version for the Momentary Lapse of Reason tour
The Roger Waters version for the Dark Side of the Moon, the Wall and Us + Them

all were spectacular.....and, sold out.....

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Hey Punk, where you goin' with that passport in your hand?

they were only in it for the Money in the end

I like Pink Floyd and regularly listen to DSOTM & WYWH at least a hand full of times each year in their entirety...

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These are my two favourite Pink Floyd albums as well.

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The way I see it Barry, this should be a very dynamite show.

Yes I have probably heard these thousands of times and when I hit play I still get pumped for each work, they stand the test of time for me...

PINK FLOYD - THE MAN & THE JOURNEY (Live in Amsterdam 1969)
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House Announcement in English

Announcer: 'Smoking is not allowed.'
Crowd: <gasps>
One female crowd member: 'BITCH!'
Announcer: 'Yeah, I'm sorry about that as well. Er, the photographers in the front here will have to leave after 6 and a half minutes, give or take, because they are blocking the view of the most expensive seats, and that would be a pity.'
Crowd: <claps>
Announcer: 'And then I got this note that Nicky of the Pink Floyd wrote for us. The concert consists of two parts; it tells the story of a man...'
Crowd: <laughs & claps>
Announcer: '... and the journey he makes. The first part represents 24 hours of his daily life: wake, work, rest, make love, dream and wake again. The second part is about the hardships he suffers and the mysterious ending of the story.'
Crowd: <claps>

01. 'House Announcement'

The Man:
02. Daybreak (Grantchester Meadows)
03. Work
04. Tea Time
05. Afternoon (Biding My Time)
06. Doing It (The Grand Vizier's Garden Party Pt. 2)
07. Sleeping
08. Nightmare (Cymbaline)
09. Labyrinth

The Journey:
10. The Beginning (Green Is The Colour)
11. Beset By Creatures Of The Deep (Careful With That Axe, Eugene)
12. The Narrow Way [Part 3]
13. The Pink Jungle (Pow R. Toc H.)
14. The Labyrinths Of Auximenes
15. Footsteps / Doors
16. Behold The Temple Of Light
17. The End Of The Beginning (A Saucerful Of Secrets)

Total Time: 81m32s

Source: Stereo Soundboard -> Pre-FM Reel-To-Reel Master -> CDR -> FLAC -> Mastering 2020 > FLAC

Recorded Live to 2-Track by the NOS Mobile on September 17, 1969 @ Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Netherlands for broadcasting by VPRO Radio.

Producer: Han Reiziger (VPRO)
Recording & Mixing engineer: Dick Sleeman (NOS)
Mastering: Prof. Stoned

Prof sez: For a long time, this was one of the most spectacular Pink Floyd ROIO's available. It was finally officially released in 2016 on the Early Years 1967-1972 boxset. This version has been derived from a digital clone of the complete VPRO master, so this is essentially from the same source that camp Floyd used. I mastered this version for myself because the Early Years mastering doesn't do it for me. Also, this version is fully unedited which means it's 5 minutes longer than the official release (granted, half of that is the not rather exciting 'Tea Time' in which the group drank tea on stage). The first 20 seconds are absent on the VPRO master clone and are taken from an old radio broadcast.

'The Man & The Journey' was a suite which was performed live from spring to the fall of 1969. It consists of previously released songs and some at-the-time new material, including a few tracks which ended up on Ummagumma. Evidently, the concept is fairly loose, and this is probably why it didn't stick with the group. Still, this is a fascinating document and with great sound quality, if you consider this was made for a radio broadcast in 1969.

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PINK FLOYD - AT POMPEII
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01. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
02. A Saucerful Of Secrets
03. One Of These Days
04. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
05. Echoes

Total time: 58m13s

Bonus:
06. Careful With That Axe, Eugene (alt. take)
07. Mademoiselle Nobs
08. Film Intro

Total time: 10m31s

Recorded Live to 8-Track and filmed in the Roman Amphitheatre in Pompeii, 4-7 October 1971
Additional recordings made at Studio Europasonor, Paris, 13–20 December 1971

Recording Engineers: Charles Rauchet & Peter Watts
Mixing Engineers: Andy Jackson & Damon Iddins (2016) except 07-08: Paul Berthault
Mastering: Andy Jackson
Remastering: Prof. Stoned (sourced from blue-ray version of the film)

Prof sez:

I've been wanting a to do a version of this awesome document for ages, since I find none of the released versions sonically satisfying. I decided to use the 2016 remix as my source rather than the original stereo mix. The original mix simply wasn't very well done and has always lacked fidelity. It served us well as an accompanying soundtrack to the amazing footage, but as a stand-alone audio document, it's just not doing the performance enough justice. The newly done mix from 2016 was disappointing at first listen. Its high-end is strong enough to kill an ant colony, and seems to have quite noticeable phase issues. Still, I decided to try my hand at making it a more pleasant listen. It seems the shortcomings are as much in the recording as in the mix itself, but after a thorough treatment with my trusted mastering suite, the end result is much better than I initially thought it could be. It's actually damn close to being the brilliant live-album that everybody always knew it could have been.

For completeness sake, I added the three bonus tracks. The last two are taken from the Harvested RevB, which in turn was taken from the Laserdisc edition from the ‘90s.

As for the music, this is simply the defining moment of Pink Floyd as a unit. Everything the band had worked so hard for after Syd's unfortunate demise was paying off in this very moment. It's not unlike The Who's ‘Live at Leeds’; the band simply rose above themselves. However, it comes with the added bonus that the concert was staged and filmed with the most incredible scenery. If you want to convince a noob what the fuss with Pink Floyd is all about, this document would probably be one of your best picks.

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S W E E T !

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I prefer the bootleg version of "The Man and The Journey" over the commercially released version.

I missed the window! story of my life.....

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Hey Punk, where you goin' with that passport in your hand?

I've reloaded both shows under the same link (WAV files, only).

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Cheers Mr. Nice Guy

I revel in this music

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Hey Punk, where you goin' with that passport in your hand?

Thanks for the link! I already have the '69 Amsterdam show, but I like the mix on this! Really loving the Pompeii show!

I often listen to my Pink Floyd Works LP