Show #109 Release date: 19. April, 2008
Fellow Brain Damaged listener, Golgo Hakase of Japan created this podcast featuring an excellent recording from Floyd’s 1972 Japanese Tour at Nakanoshima Sports Center, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan, 13 March, 1972. So, I’m going to take the back seat on this part of the journey, besides I could use a little break.
For those of you going to Denver to see Roger Waters, I’ll see you there!!! In the meantime please enjoy Golgo’s creation. It’s nicely done and doctor approved.
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What’s up Doc…
I’m really digging these guest hosters on the podcast. Especially this one, from the land of the shoguns. Question: is there a site or file where I can locate playlists for the episodes that don’t already list ’em? I dig surprises, but also dig knowing what to expect.
Keep up the great work. ✌
Billy.
Here is the Playlist:
01. Speak To Me
02. Breathe
03. traveling sequence
04. Time (breathe reprise)
05. mortality sequence
06. Money
07. Us And Them
08. Any Colour You Like
09. Brain Damage
10. Eclipse
11. One Of These Days
12. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
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13. More Blues [Montreux Casino, Montreux, Switzerland, 22. November 1970)
14. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (with Dick Parry) [Royal Festival Hall, London, England, 22 June 2001]
15. Near The End (with Mick Ralfs) [The Greek Theater, Berkeley, California, 29. June 1984]
16. Blue Light (with Pete Townsend and The Deep End and Simon Phillips on drums) [Gala du Midem, Cannes, France, 29 January 1986]
17. Find The Cost Of Freedom (with Graham Nash and David Crosby) [Royal Albert Hall, London, England, 30 May 2006]
18. Comfortably Numb (with David Bowie) [Royal Albert Hall, London, England, 29 May 2006]
19. Guitar Jamboree – Chris Spedding
Running Time 2h:26m:47s
bed music, Keep On Workin’ by Snowy White (with Gary Moore on lead guitar)
Best regards from Hannover, Germany
Hoffmann
Late to the party, I am. But I love these early 72 performances, and I just stumbled onto this one on the site. Thanks for posting one in such high quality as this. Love the Travel Sequence on this one, especially.