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| Hello all. I am thrilled to join this group. Thank you. I do have a question about the Amsterdam 1969 concert "The Man & The Journey". Was this pro recorded? I am trying to locate a copy but am having a tough time. Also...Did Floyd ever play "Childhood's End" live? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Cheers... |
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| Re: Newbie Hello and Question on "The Man & The Journey" Hello and welcome to APFFN. I have moved your thread to a more appropriate forum (Collector's Corner). Yes, "The Man & The Journey" has been recorded, there are several bootlegs out there with recordings, some better, some worse. "Childhood's End" has also been played live and it's available at quite a few bootlegs. Try searching google for site:pf-roio.de "childhood's end" (or click here), and you should get details on a few of these, from the excellent Pink Floyd RoIO Database, the premier source for information on Pink Floyd bootlegs.
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