Leaat23
Established Member
I'm really delighted that P.U.L.S.E will arrive on DVD on the 5th of December.
I went to Maine Road, Manchester, this was my first Floyd gig and I was taken aback by the shear quality of the lights/ lasers and the immense sound they had at that particular gig, we were sat in the stand facing the stage at the back, my god they cracked the quad PA up so much towards the end that the stand/roof was shaking during Run Like Hell. I have never heard sound like this at a concert since.
We also went to Docklands Arena, somehow this show seemed to be a bit of a dissapointment to me, maybe the place was a little too small for Floyd.
I was lucky enough to see Floyd in Paris in front of a crowd of 80000 in the middle of a race course, Division Bell tour. What an atmosphere, everyone seemed to be in another world during this concert, the mirror ball came up out of tent near the mixers, we were stood right next to it,that thing was huge. We had one of the quad PA's behind us and that kicked up one hell of a noise during the guitar solo on Comfortably Numb, just great to get on the bus back to the hotel deaf as a post and dumbstruck.
Also went to Earls Court twice(actually 3 times due to the cancelled show on the first night, the collapsed seating was just below us and we counted ourselves lucky)also went on the last night, just think the last night of the last ever Floyd tour.
These gigs were just fantasic, the lighting, projections, lasers,inflatables and sound quality were all perfect. As for the mirror ball that thing just was beyond the normal limits of visual effects, I was in tears during Comfortably Numb and no doubt many more were as well.
I just hope and pray that this DVD is not going to be a dissapointment, but my reckoning is that this will be the best live DVD ever produced by any artist, Floyd have always been good at that with there concerts, so a DVD should be no problem. Crank it up and enjoy, you'll never see the likes of Floyd again for stunning live concerts, Aussie Floyd are getting close though.
I went to Maine Road, Manchester, this was my first Floyd gig and I was taken aback by the shear quality of the lights/ lasers and the immense sound they had at that particular gig, we were sat in the stand facing the stage at the back, my god they cracked the quad PA up so much towards the end that the stand/roof was shaking during Run Like Hell. I have never heard sound like this at a concert since.
We also went to Docklands Arena, somehow this show seemed to be a bit of a dissapointment to me, maybe the place was a little too small for Floyd.
I was lucky enough to see Floyd in Paris in front of a crowd of 80000 in the middle of a race course, Division Bell tour. What an atmosphere, everyone seemed to be in another world during this concert, the mirror ball came up out of tent near the mixers, we were stood right next to it,that thing was huge. We had one of the quad PA's behind us and that kicked up one hell of a noise during the guitar solo on Comfortably Numb, just great to get on the bus back to the hotel deaf as a post and dumbstruck.
Also went to Earls Court twice(actually 3 times due to the cancelled show on the first night, the collapsed seating was just below us and we counted ourselves lucky)also went on the last night, just think the last night of the last ever Floyd tour.
These gigs were just fantasic, the lighting, projections, lasers,inflatables and sound quality were all perfect. As for the mirror ball that thing just was beyond the normal limits of visual effects, I was in tears during Comfortably Numb and no doubt many more were as well.
I just hope and pray that this DVD is not going to be a dissapointment, but my reckoning is that this will be the best live DVD ever produced by any artist, Floyd have always been good at that with there concerts, so a DVD should be no problem. Crank it up and enjoy, you'll never see the likes of Floyd again for stunning live concerts, Aussie Floyd are getting close though.