Definitive SBD/OAM/IEM Boot List

[DesertRat]

Gilmore could have worked with the material of the 1977-shows using "Artificial Intelligence".

This is what I’ve been wondering about with AI, whether one day it would be possible to isolate instruments and build a recording from there

[Emdy]

The only thing that is total bullshit is your information. There weren't any soundboard recordings from the 1977 tour, only OAR's.

At least one of the crew guys from the tour who went on the Fingal’s Cave podcast mentioned they had done both, no?

[Skinny12]

At least one of the crew guys from the tour who went on the Fingal’s Cave podcast mentioned they had done both, no?

Chris Cockram told the story about the two tape decks one for David and one for Roger . But if i remember correctly, he did not say how it was recorded. I’d say OAR but don’t know. I could ask him or Andy if it helps us anyhow…

Best
Nils

[rontoon]

At least one of the crew guys from the tour who went on the Fingal’s Cave podcast mentioned they had done both, no?

Andy told me that he had worked on a couple of OAR's and presented them to Gilmour. He never had any soundboards and there aren't any AFAIK. Certainly not in their possession. I sent him the best that we have from the 1977 tour as a reference. I also sent him upgrades of the early BBC recordings which he mentioned in the podcast.

[neonknight]

The next Fingal's Cave will be essential listening

[neonknight]

Chris Cockram told the story about the two tape decks one for David and one for Roger . But if i remember correctly, he did not say how it was recorded. I’d say OAR but don’t know. I could ask him or Andy if it helps us anyhow…

Best
Nils

As I have mentioned before, the Nakamichi 600 recorded tapes are really similar to the best audience recordings we have, and I think examples may surface on the 50 year rule if Pink Floyd do not act. Here's an article that some people here probably already have: https://we.tl/t-HLGwh52MIb (link expires in 7 days). It doesn't add much, but if you haven't seen it, I am sure you will find it interesting.

[gotta_be_crazy]

- Live at Théâtre du Huitième, Lyon (France) - 16 October 1968 (telecast)



First time I see it's available? Where?

[Emdy]

The next Fingal's Cave will be essential listening

Always is.

[Rupert Pupkin]

- Live at Théâtre du Huitième, Lyon (France) - 16 October 1968 (telecast)



First time I see it's available? Where?

unless an INA video leaked; I can think of a SBD version of this gig.
On MOB compilation box set, there are several 1968-69 performance (le bilboquet, Abbey de Royaumont....) - as far as I can tell Lyon was an old AM broadcast recording available via Cochon Production.
but I can't think of a pristine FM rebroadcast.

[gotta_be_crazy]

unless an INA video leaked; I can think of a SBD version of this gig.
On MOB compilation box set, there are several 1968-69 performance (le bilboquet, Abbey de Royaumont....) - as far as I can tell Lyon was an old AM broadcast recording available via Cochon Production.
but I can't think of a pristine FM rebroadcast.

Hi there Rupert. I don't think that date is available in any form and I don't remember it being available on that MOB compilation you mention. But I can be wrong of course, I just checked and I don't see it. And the Lyon AM Broadcast from Cochon should be the concert from June 12th 1971.

[YASHA]

This is what I’ve been wondering about with AI, whether one day it would be possible to isolate instruments and build a recording from there

Yes, that's what I meant too.

Moreover, we already have one such experiment.:

https://ravinganddrooling.com/forum/...ixed-by-chi166

[Rupert Pupkin]

Hi there Rupert. I don't think that date is available in any form and I don't remember it being available on that MOB compilation you mention. But I can be wrong of course, I just checked and I don't see it. And the Lyon AM Broadcast from Cochon should be the concert from June 12th 1971.

the Lyon is not on the This Place (MOB) compilation : it's a collection of INA broadcasts (Bilboquet "Let There Be More Light", etc...)
the Lyon - Cochon Production was perhaps sourced from an AM broadcast but it is a 1971 gig. I remember the Cymbaline version was awesome. Not a 1968 show. Sorry.

[Astronought]

- Live at Théâtre du Huitième, Lyon (France) - 16 October 1968 (telecast)



First time I see it's available? Where?

Doesn't seem to circulate, as noted, but setlist.fm has a setlist, probably submitted by an attendee:

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/pink-...e-bd705ca.html

Would've been especially cool to see them play "It Would Be So Nice" and "Matilda Mother" live. If there is footage to be leaked, here's hoping it does!

[Journey Man]

It's always curious how an exact setlist is recalled 50+ years later unless you wrote it down at the time or recorded the show. The entry was submitted by Stevie Dixon (aka Serge Dumonteil) who has an interesting website Rock in Lyon.
http://www.steviedixon.com/

[Astronought]

I share your "curiosity" about such things, especially with any particularly interesting or surprising inclusions in the set. I've definitely seen people talk about shows they definitely saw, remembering things that definitely didn't happen. In this case, it doesn't seem too far-fetched that they would still play MM. IWBSN would be more of a surprise. This was also apparently a telecast, so there might actually be a slip of paper in some archive with that information on it. Most likely, though, it is indeed based on the recollections of the gentleman you mention there.

[Rupert Pupkin]

found this : https://www.linflux.com/lyon-et-regi...uin-68-a-lyon/

some infos about this gig : would there their first gig in 1968 (300 people on a small room) and the next year at Lyon too 15000 at the Palais des Sports (but I think that this was in fact 1971 and not the following year (1969) of what they say was their premiere concert in France in 1968 at Lyon. - I have to check.
No info about the set list in 1968. They said that at the time the Floyd was barely known but they paid the plane for us to come at Lyon :

" C’est surtout un groupe presque inconnu en France de quatre chanteurs qui retint notre attention, ils se faisaient appeler “Pink Floyd”. Aller et retour en avion payés, mais sans autre contrat en poche, ils acceptèrent de venir chanter pour la première fois en France, au 8e. On était en octobre 1968 : trois cents personnes dans la salle ! Un an après, ils se produisaient au Palais des sports de Lyon devant quinze mille spectateurs. On avait eu du flair avec l’ami Jim !"

[Rupert Pupkin]

By the way, regarding the Lyon 1971 show, has this recording been torrented at Y! and if yes, could it be seeded here ?
[ FM ] Europe 1 Radio Studios, France – 1st Gen (Neonknight) (Cass(1) > WAV(24-bit/48kHz) > FLAC)

So far, the best source I had is this one. I don't know that a first gen of the FM broadcast was shared :
Pink Floyd 1971-06-12 Lyon AM radio recording, neonknight low gen tape [24-96]

[neonknight]

I believe that my 2017 24/96 release is currently the best source for this recording.