

You might be interested to know that I've made a version of your set-list. In fact, it kinda inspired me to redo the second disc of my interpretation, to end with TSitS. But anyway, want me to upload it?SunShade wrote:Pink Floyd - A Requiem for the Post-War Dream
Side One (21:48)
1. Signs of Life
2. The Post War Dream
3. Your Possible Pasts
4. Learning to Fly
5. The Gunner's Dream
Side Two (25:03)
6. Terminal Frost
7. The Final Cut
8. Sorrow
9. Two Suns in the Sunset
Well, for now, here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kv2m6V9LhEwSunShade wrote:Yeah sure, but be careful. YouTube has been crazy on cracking down copyright material. My videos are even protected by fair use, but they threatened to shut me down if I continued to pursue my case. I know they got Quincy over the David Gilmour show.
Well color me jealous, they're always coming after my shit. Maybe it's an international thing, U.S. is one of those places that gets slammed with copyright crap (I think Germany and Australia are among the hardest hit too). I'll get it saved and try it out to see how it works.Vegetable Layne wrote:Well, sunshade, just so you know, still not down.
Any links?Vegetable Layne wrote:Has anyone listened to MQR's "Forever and Ever"? Its a mix of TDB and TER, and I must admit, though I still love TDB and enjoy TER as a supllemental disc, this version is simply amazing. Maybe too long (its two hours in length) but its definitely the best assembly of what they recorded in 1994 and completed in 2013/14.
http://paulwellsblog.download/pink-floy ... 5-bootleg/Dyolf wrote:Any links?Vegetable Layne wrote:Has anyone listened to MQR's "Forever and Ever"? Its a mix of TDB and TER, and I must admit, though I still love TDB and enjoy TER as a supllemental disc, this version is simply amazing. Maybe too long (its two hours in length) but its definitely the best assembly of what they recorded in 1994 and completed in 2013/14.