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Old 07-17-2004, 11:06 PM
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Pink Floyd Prehistoric?

Long story short:
I bought a cd tonight a the local 2nd hand cd store.

Pink Floyd: Another Live Session
Prehistoric Dark Side of the Moon.

Live Dsotm from the Rainbow Theatre and The Dome ('71,'72)

Anybody have it/ heard it?

I'm about to, I shall give my synopsis later
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Re: Pink Floyd Prehistoric?

Haven't heard it.
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Re: Pink Floyd Prehistoric?

the rainbow theatre and dome concerts were actually 73 and 72, respectively

what you have is a cheap-ass, improperly labelled compilation of two incomplete gigs

if you look around more, you can find complete concerts of probably much better quality
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Re: Pink Floyd Prehistoric?

I agree Botley, they were in 72, however there is one song from 71 "Pink's Blues" just gilmour toying on the guitar some. Cheap-ass..no, good quality, improporly labled..yes

over all its a good listen
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