Pink Floyd 2 LP "Violence in Birmingham" 1970
  $   64

 


$ 64 Sold For
Aug 20, 2010 Sold Date
Aug 19, 2010 Start Date
$   25 Start price
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Cover is NM , VINYL IS MINT. sound is GOOD.


2LP Catalog: RSR225 International Records (Matrix no.) Misc.: <no info> Produced: <no info> Date: 700211 Cover: Photos of Rick and Roger Sources: 11-02-70 Birmingham Birmingham, Town Hall, England, 11th February 1970
Tracks:

Side 1: 1. Embryo 2. Main Theme from More Side 2: 1. Careful With Your Axe, Eugene 2. Sysyphus Side 3: 1. The Violent Sequence Side 4: 1. Atom Heart Mother Band: Roger Waters Rick Wright Nick Mason David Gilmour

Xref: included in Pink Floyd In Memoriam Quality:
  • G -ANON
  • G Stereo -PIET
  • Quality starts of not so good in the beginning, but improves as
  • the album progress.
Comments: <no info> This album captures one of the weirdest floyd shows in existence. There aren't many ROIOs around that have this track. Embryo is a pretty normal recording, then follows a 10 or so minute jam, loosely based on More's main-theme, there's even some babbling from Roger about this track being the main theme from a movie ``you've probably never seen''. Then comes Carefull, followed by Sissiphus, which is a pretty astonishing song (if it wasn't for the not so good Sound quality), the band is into it, and Roger even starts doing his Mad Scotchman act ... Then we get The Violent Sequence, which showcases Nick Mason. As you most likely know, TVS is divided in 4 parts, parts 1 & 3 are drum based, while part 2 & 4 are piano based. Part 1 really rocks, and gave me some strange looks from my colleague when I played it on my office tape player. Atom Heart Mother is actually still The Amazing Pudding, and again features some really good drumming from Nicky.









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