This has to be, IMHO, one of the greatest guitarists and Live album recorded ever.

[MarineCombatEngineer]

Pink Floyd Live.

One of the greatest things that Pink Floyd did was get rid of Russian loving Roger Waters and let David Gilmour take over as lead singer, unfortunately, the keyboardist, Richard Wright, died shortly after this album was recorded.

[marble falls]

1. Definitely one of the best.

[MarineCombatEngineer]

2. Another great live version of On The Turning Away about the homeless.

Happy to see you marble falls.

[brewens]

3. Yup. I held out and didn't buy the audio CD for a few years waiting for the DVD to be rereleased. I was not

disappointed.

[BigOleDummy]

4. O.O Man, that was awesome!!

I must admit I haven't paid much attention to P.F. since The Wall. Thought they had shot their wad you know. Amazing and guess I'll be looking for this. Thanks for posting!

[world wide wally]

5. Definitely one of the greatest ever!

[CincyDem]

6. Absolutely. Thanks for sharing it.

I'm not sure there's a "bad" version of this song recorded anywhere but this one does stand at the top of the list.

[Pluvious]

7. Wow...

That was almost overwhelming

To have been in the audience, for that transcendental moment in time...

A gift beyond measure

[ProfessorGAC]

8. Man, Do We Agree On Your Last Part

I watched the Pink Floyd episode of "Breaking The Band".
Waters actually sued those guys to prevent them from touring as PF, because he believed HE was Pink Floyd.
They won, of course.
I can't imagine how those Dave, Nick, & Rich were able to work with a tool like that for as long as they did.
David got really annoyed being left out as a songwriter & singer, and Richard got fired by Waters because he kept complaining about being left out of the creative process.
Separating themselves probably breathed a lot of life into the regrouped members.
And, Dave plays some very nice things, but his mastery of tone is what is absolutely top shelf.