Wednesday
Jan102007
Pink Floyd: Pulse (Disc 2 of 2-disc DVD)
By Dennis D. McDonald
I remember seeing Pink Floyd perform DARK SIDE OF THE MOON in a live outdoor concert many years ago in Maryland. It was NOTHING like this spectacular -- and huge -- show recorded in 1994, newly released on DVD with a remastered surround soundtrack.
The light show is astonishing. The programming and choreographing of effects integrated with both live and recorded music are something to behold. (It would be interesting to see how much electricity was required to power this show given the huge number of motorized mountings driving the lights.)
We hear DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, WISH YOU WERE HERE, and other selections on this second DVD of a 2-DVD set. Some moderately interesting extras are included, but the concert itself and the fabulous surround sound are the real treat here.
I remember seeing Pink Floyd perform DARK SIDE OF THE MOON in a live outdoor concert many years ago in Maryland. It was NOTHING like this spectacular -- and huge -- show recorded in 1994, newly released on DVD with a remastered surround soundtrack.
The light show is astonishing. The programming and choreographing of effects integrated with both live and recorded music are something to behold. (It would be interesting to see how much electricity was required to power this show given the huge number of motorized mountings driving the lights.)
We hear DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, WISH YOU WERE HERE, and other selections on this second DVD of a 2-DVD set. Some moderately interesting extras are included, but the concert itself and the fabulous surround sound are the real treat here.
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Reader Comments (7)
Colleen
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We saw them at the Greek Theater in LA last fall. Not as spectacular as the concert on Pulse, certainly, but seeing the live performance in a relatively small venue was incredible. They performed all of DSOTM and a great selection of old Floyd. Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun was surreal. One of These Days included a 30 foot inflatable dancing kangaroo. They also had the mirror ball during Comfortably Numb.
Hi Uncle Denis!!!
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