| Waters, Roger - Hiking To Stockholm |
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| Roger Waters with Eric Clapton - 1984-06-17 - Hiking To Stockholm Johanneshovs Isstadion Stockholm, Sweden June 17th 1984 Lineage: silver > eac > flac Contrast clause: This is the same recording as that used by Harvest on “HRV CDR028 - Swedish Neurotica” which is on the tracker, but this sound to me closer to the raw recording - there is a longer period of audience noise at the beginning, which HRV clips off, and the audience noise is more distinct throughout, not having been processed down by HRV. This version also seems brighter and the musicians seem more “present” and less behind HRVs wall of - admittedly very well done - processing. Both are among the best versions of this tour out there. If I listen to a recording of this tour, it is either this one or the Chicago SBD (also on the tracker) See what you think. Disc 1 : 1 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 2 Money 3 If 4 Welcome To The Machine 5 Have A Cigar 6 Wish You Were Here 7 Pigs On The Wing 8 In The Flesh! 9 Nobody Home 10 Hey You 11 The Gunner's Dream Disc 2 : Pros and Cons 1. 4:30am (Apparently They Were Traveling Abroad) 2. 4:33am (Running Shoes) 3. 4:37am (Arabs With Knives And West German Skies) 4. 4:39am (For The First Time Today Pt. 2) 5. 4:41am (Sexual Revolution) 6. 4:47am (The Remains Of Our Love) 7. 4:50am (Go Fishing) 8. 4:56am (For the First Time Today Pt. 1) 9. 4:58am (Dunroamin, Duncarin, Dunlivin) 10. 5:01am (The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking) 11. 5:06am (Every Strangers Eyes) & 5:11am (The Moment Of Clarity) Encore 12. Brain Damage 13. Eclipse The Band: Roger Waters Bass and Vocals Eric Clapton Guitar Mel Collins Saxophones Michael Kamen Keyboards Andy Newmark Drums Tim Renwick Guitar/Bass Chris Stainton Keyboards/Bass Doreen Chanter Backing Vocals Katie Kissoon Backing Vocals Excellent sound, from a very low gen. This is a DFP release ... it's also a strong performance ... very nice. Same performance as Thanks For The Ride 1 & 2, but with better sound. Overall score 8/10 |