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Pink Floyd - All Is Forgiven (Bootleg)


Pink Floyd Fire Works Show In The Canadian Walls Animals "In The Flesh Tour".
Live at Montreal Olympic Stadium Quebec 6th July 1977.


This is the famous July 6, 1977 Montreal Quebec show where Roger Waters first curses at the audience, then
spits on a fan after calling him to the stage in a "demonic" voice.
You can hear Roger calling after the fan... "All's forgiven..."
David Gilmour walked off stage, and according to the book "A Saucerful of Secrets" by Nicholas Shaffner the
spitting incident propelled the group to write "The Wall" to isolate the band from the fans.
To quote the book: "It was at the very last show -at Montreal's Olympic Stadium, on July 6- that he (Waters)
finally cracked..." (pg. 220)


Artist: Pink Floyd
Album: All Is forgiven (Bootleg)
Genre: Psychedelic Rock
Label: ELTEE
Audio Format: FLAC
Bit Rate Mode: Variable
Bit Depth: 16 Bits
Sampling Rate: 44.1 KHz
Writing Library: LibFLAC 1.2.1
(UTC 2007-09-17)
Recorded: July 6, 1977
Total Runtime: 2:24:51
File Size: 902 MB


Line-Up

David Gilmour - Lead Guitars, Vocals
Nick Mason - Drums, Percussion
Roger Waters - Bass Guitar, Vocals
Richard Wright - Keyboards, Vocals


Tracklist CD1

01 Sheep 11:00
02 Pigs On The Wing Pt.1 2:03
03 Dogs 17:30
04 Angry Pigs On The Wing Pt.2 3:51
05 Pigs (3 Different Ones) 19:30
06 Shine On You Crazy Diamond Pts.1-5 13:37
07 Welcome To The Machine 8:10


Tracklist CD2

01 Have A Cigar 5:30
02 Wish You Were Here 6:30
03 Shine On You Crazy Diamond Pts. 6-9 23:36
04 Money 13:30
05 Us & Them 9:39
06 Drift Away Blues 12:25


Audio Used: Recorder1

The Last Animalized (YEESHKUL, FLAC)
Azimuth Coordinator (DIME, SHN)
Fire Works Show In The Canadian Walls (YEESHKUL, FLAC)


Audio Used: Recorder2

Who Was Trained Not To Spit On The Fan (YEESHKUL, FLAC)
Montreal 1977 (DIME, FLAC)
Roar Ends (DIME, FLAC)


Quote

There are 6 sources synchronized. 3 from Recorder1 and 3 from Recorder2.
None of the 6 versions were the same speed as each other. They all fluctuated and had an ever-changing speed rhythm of their own, which did
not stay the least bit constant throughout the files.
I chose the "Harvested" version as the correct speed version, so the other 5 had to match the speed of "Who Was Trained Not To Spit On The Fan".
The other 5 versions would individually speed up for a minute, slow down for 8, speed up for 3, slow down for 45 seconds and so on, making it
almost impossible to synchronize. In some areas, the files were off by 6 or 7 percent, more than a full second in 20 seconds.
They all had either some missing parts or some additional parts making each version either longer or shorter that the others, a whole different
problem than just speed correction. Finding those parts was an adventure, it added to the level of difficulty for sure.
What looked like might take a time compression of 8 seconds in 5 minutes, really needed 10 seconds cut out to match the others and then a 2
second time expansion.
For every minute of the show, each version took me approximately 15 minutes to synchronize. 6 versions times 15 minutes = 1 1/2 hours, times
146 minutes for the concert = about 220 hours to complete.
If I had known it would take that long I never would have done it, but after I started I couldn't stop.

AUD

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