Pink Floyd: P.U.L.S.E. Concert (Earls Court) + The Division Bell, 2 tapes
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This is from my personal R2R Tape Collection, Master recorded on Studer A820.
Plays great.

Tittle: PULSE (Earls Court, London 1994)
Artist: Pink Floyd
2 track  CCIR (IEC) Equalization
Speed: 7 1/2 IPS
Tape: Agfa Professional PEM 268 / HiFi Low Noise 26.5 cm / 1280 m 10 1/2 in / 4200 ft



Tape 1 / 2

Pink Floyd: P.U.L.S.E.        (Live at the Earls Court, London 1994)

2 Track, 7.5 ips (19 cm/s), IEC Equalization


 

Pink Floyd - 1994 Earls Court seating collapse report

THAT FIRST NIGHT... A Disastrous opener for English fans!

 

Pink Floyd’s record-breaking 14-night run at London’s Earls Court (12th October 1994) was marked with near tragedy in an event, which had wide publicity across Britain (Pink Floyd news is usually not considered so!). The day started well enough for the band with press interviews and photographs of the band with various charities that stood to benefit from the shows - all the profits from the shows are going to a selection of 13 charities picked with difficulty by the band. However, less than a minute after the band had started playing Shine On You Crazy Diamond, a scaffolding stand (block 9) holding 1200 fans, collapsed, throwing hundreds of people 20 feet to the ground. Ninety-six people were injured, with 36 needing hospital treatment. Six were detained overnight with back, neck and rib injuries, but all were expected to make a full recovery. The show was immediately cancelled and re-scheduled for October 17th, one of their rest days. The stand was replaced and all other shows went ahead as planned.

The common view of the fans in the stand was this: the sound effects tape was coming to a close with increasing volume; the lights went down and the rumbling noise kept building whilst Rick Wright and Jon Carin started playing. Then in what was initially felt to be great special effects the seats began moving, then buckling and falling. General pandemonium and fear arose, the house lights went up instantly (to the surprise and anger of Rick, Dave and Jon who weren’t initially aware of what was happening) and the rescue operation began. It took over an hour to free everyone from the twisted wreckage.

Gilmour said afterwards: “We are very distressed at what happened and we are particularly concerned about the injured. We are also sorry to have disappointed those who came to see the show.” He later added: “I am angry and upset about what happened... it is extremely fortunate nobody died. When the accident happened I was at the back of the stage waiting to go on. I heard banging and presumed there was a fault on the PA system. We were about to start playing when the house lights came up. I was getting a bit frantic with people when someone said they were stopping the concert.” Gilmour also issued a statement assuring the charities that the accident would not affect the amount of money they were receiving.

That was not the end of the story, however. The re-scheduled concert had traumatized fans being sat in exactly the same seats they’d had on the first night - giving them even more cause for complaint as it was reported that Earls Court were not giving due attention to claims for compensation for damaged clothing, time off work and medical bills. One good thing about this re-scheduled show for those in block 9 was that they were all given special t-shirts to ‘commemorate’ the incident and were all invited backstage after the show to meet all the band.

The last word goes to Gilmour, who announced on stage: “If I were you, I’d sue somebody. Er, not me, though...”


1

Shine On You Crazy Diamond 

(David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Richard Wright)

2


Learning to Fly               

(David Gilmour, Anthony Moore, Bob Erzin, John Carin)

3


High Hopes                                                     

(David Gilmour, Polly Samson)

4


Take It Back                  

(David Gilmour, Polly Samson, Laird-Clowes, Bob Erzin)

5


Coming Back to Life                                                          (David Gilmour)

6


Sorrow                                                                                 (David Gilmour)

7


Keep Talking                             

(David Gilmour, Polly Samson, Richard Wright)

8


Another Brick in the Wall  (part 2)                                     

(Roger Waters)

9


One of These Days  

(David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Richard Wright, Nick Mason)

10


Speak to Me                                                                           

(Nick Mason)

11


Breath (In the Air)                     

(David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Richard Wright)

12


On the Run                                                      

(David Gilmour, Roger Waters)

13


Time                          

(David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Richard Wright, Nick Mason)

14


The Great Gig in the Sky                                  

(Richard Wright, Clare Torry)

15


Money                                                                                  (Roger Waters)

16


Us and Them                                                  

(Roger Waters, Richard Wright)

 

 

 

 

Line-up / Musicians

- David Gilmour / guitars, vocals

- Nick Mason / drums, percussion

- Richard Wright / keyboards, vocals

with:

- Jon Carin / keyboards, vocals

- Dick Parry / baritone & tenor saxes

- Guy Pratt / bass, vocals

- Tim Renwick / guitars, vocals

- Dick Wallis / percussion

- Sam Brown, Claudia Fontaine & Durga McBroom / backing vocals








Tape 2 / 2

Pink Floyd: P.U.L.S.E.        (Live at the Earls Court, London 1994)

2 Track, 7.5 ips (19 cm/s), IEC Equalization

1


Us and Them                                                  

(Roger Waters, Richard Wright)

2


Any Colour You Like                    

(David Gilmour, Richard Wright Nick Mason)

3


Brian Damage                                                                     (Roger Waters)

4


Eclipse                                                                                 (Roger Waters)

5


Wish You Were Here                                      

(David Gilmour, Roger Waters)

6


Comfortably Numb                                         

(David Gilmour, Roger Waters)

7


Run Like Hell                                                  

(David Gilmour, Roger Waters)

 

 

 

 

Line-up / Musicians

- David Gilmour / guitars, vocals

- Nick Mason / drums, percussion

- Richard Wright / keyboards, vocals

with:

- Jon Carin / keyboards, vocals

- Dick Parry / baritone & tenor saxes

- Guy Pratt / bass, vocals

- Tim Renwick / guitars, vocals

- Dick Wallis / percussion

- Sam Brown, Claudia Fontaine & Durga McBroom / backing vocals

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pink Floyd: The Division Bell      (studio album, 1994)

2 Track, 7.5 ips (19 cm/s), IEC Equalization

     Tracklist

1

Cluster One (instrumental)                          

(David Gilmour, Richard Wright)

2


What Do You Want from Me     

(David Gilmour, Richard Wright, Polly Samson)

3


Poles Apart                                

(David Gilmour, Richard Wright, Laird-Clowes)

4


Marooned (instrumental)                             

(David Gilmour, Richard Wright)

5


A Great Day for Freedom                              

(David Gilmour, Polly Samson)

6


Wearing the Inside Out                                           

(Richard Wright, Moore)

7


Take It Back                  

(David Gilmour, Polly Samson, Laird-Clowes, Bob Erzin)

8


Coming Back to Life                                                          

(David Gilmour)

9


Keep Talking                             

(David Gilmour, Richard Wright, Polly Samson)

10


Lost for Words                                               

(David Gilmour, Polly Samson)

11


High Hopes                                                     

(David Gilmour, Polly Samson)

 

 

 

 

Pink Floyd

•    David Gilmour – lead vocals, guitars, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, keyboards, programming, talk box, production, mixing

•    Nick Mason – drums, percussion

•    Richard Wright – keyboards, piano, lead vocals ("Wearing the Inside Out") and backing vocals ("What Do You Want from Me")

 

 

 

 

Additional musicians

•    Jon Carin – programming, piano, additional keyboards

•    Guy Pratt – bass guitar

•    Gary Wallis – percussion

•    Tim Renwick – guitars

•    Dick Parry – tenor saxophone

•    Bob Ezrin – keyboards, percussion

•    Sam Brown – backing vocals

•    Durga McBroom – backing vocals

•    Carol Kenyon – backing vocals

•    Jackie Sheridan – backing vocals

•    Rebecca Leigh-White – backing vocals

 




Excellent Condition in Original Box & Reel,  All Very Good+.  The tape Plays perfectly!  I just listened carefully to the entire tape. It sounds fantastic!  No splices, no wrinkles / stretches on the recorded portion of the tape. 
Please have a close look to the pictures. Thank you.
My collection of reel to reel tapes contain thousands of titles, all genres, recorded on Studer A820, 1/4", two track, 0.75mm gap, only professional tapes.
Reels:  10.5" (26.5 cm), (Hub type: NAB) Customized aluminium CNC machined, high precision reel (Hub Type: NAB) Plastic reel 10.5" (26.5 cm), Hub type: Trident  Bobbie (AEG/DIN winding core)
Equalization: IEC 1 (CCIR) NAB
Speed: 7.5 ips 15 ips 30 ips
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