Pink Floyd – The Wall Demos

PINK FLOYD
The Wall Demos

Tracks: Time:

  1. In The Flesh? 3:20
  2. The Thin Ice 2:37
  3. Another Brick In The Wall Part 1 3:29
  4. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives 1:48
  5. Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 1:43
  6. Mother 4:38
  7. Goodbye Blue Sky 2:05
  8. Empty Spaces Part 1 1:51
  9. Young Lust 3:31
  10. One Of My Turns 2:26
  11. Don’t Leave Me Now 3:54
  12. Empty Spaces Part 2 0:50
  13. What Shall We Do Now? 1:31
  14. Another Brick In The Wall Part 3 1:25
  15. Goodbye Cruel World 0:59
  16. Nobody Home 0:53
  17. Vera 1:17
  18. Bring The Boys Back Home 0:42
  19. Is There Anybody Out There? Part1 1:19
  20. Is There Anybody Out There? Part2 2:01
  21. Comfortably Numb 4:44
  22. Hey You 3:54
  23. The Show Must Go On 2:05
  24. In The Flesh 4:31
  25. Run Like Hell 4:58
  26. Wating For The Worms 3:47
  27. Stop 0:36
  28. The Trial 5:00
  29. Outside The Wall 1:20

Total Time: 73:27

COMPLETE DEMO TRACKS OF “THE WALL” ALBUM

Recorded at The Floyd’s Britannia Row Studios

(Sept-Dec, 1978 & Late 1979)
& Super Bear Studio(April-Aug 1979)
in France.

This is just like being in the studio with the Floyd!

This is the studio demo track they drawn on to record the final mix of their “Wall” album: every track IS a radically different unreleased version to the album’s.

It includes loads of unedited mixes, never released tracks (merged into other songs), different lyrics, original sound collages etc …

Without the full lush arrangements you get a good idea of what Roger Waters had in mind when he first conceived The Wall: a dry, alienating & beautiful descent into his tormented mind.

It is a real surprise is to hear the band as the original 4 piece experimenting like in “the good old days” with all sorts of different ideas that didn’t make it onto the final mix for most: various synth lines, weird sounds, raw guitars, strange sound collages etc… One can appreciate the massive task of editing and changing most of these songs to fit on the double album we all know.

It is “The Wall” like you have never heard it before: just brilliant!!

Jackson Browne – New York, NY (03/16/04)

Jackson Browne & Friends
Beacon Theatre
New York, NY
March 16, 2004

Source : DPA (B&K) 4022s > Lunatec V3 @ 16/44.1 > Sony D100

Editing : Soundforge (volume adjustment) > Wave > TLH (SB’s aligned) Flac level 8

Traders Den – March 3, 2019
posted by kingrue upload 1836

With special guests Vonda Sheppard, Marc Cohn, Scott Thurston, Danny Kortchmar and Bruce Springsteen!

The band:
Jackson Browne : guitar, vocals
Kevin McCormick : bass
Mark Goldenberg : guitars
Val McCallum : guitars
Mauricio “Fritz” Lewak : drums and percussion
Jeff Young : keyboards, background vocals
Katherine Russell : background vocals

Some of the louder songs are slightly brickwalled, but it’s not too bad. The sound quality is very good.

Check samples for quality

Set list:
01 The Night Inside Me
02 Fountain of Sorrow
03 The Barricades of Heaven
04 Casino Nation
05 Everywhere I Go (w/Vonda Shepard)
06 For Taking The Trouble
07 banter
08 Lives In The Balance
09 These Days
10 The Naked Ride Home
11 My Stunning Mystery Companion
12 Farther On
13 banter
14 Late For The Sky
15 Introduces Marc Cohn
16 Don’t You Want To Be There (w/Marc Cohn)
17 In The Shape Of A Heart
18 Your Bright Baby Blues
19 Doctor My Eyes
20 Somebody’s Baby (false start)
21 Somebody’s Baby (w/Scott Thurston & Danny Kortchmar)
22 The Pretender (w/Scott Thurston & Danny Kortchmar)
23 Running On Empty (w/Scott Thurston & Danny Kortchmar)
24 Culver Moon
25 Take It Easy (w/Bruce Springsteen)

Total Time = 02:32:02

ENJOY

Pink Floyd – Outtakes From Outerspace

Pink Floyd
Outtakes From Outer Space
Catalog: Hippie Shit Label
Produced: Israel (there are some hebrew letters on the frontcover)
Date: 650415

Cover: Colour picture of Pink Floyd playing for a TV show (maybe “Top Of The Pops”?), Syd sitting on a big pillow, in the back of the stage, Nick playing in the front of the stage. BTW: same as “A Saucerful Of Outtakes” cover.

Sources: 14 Apr 1965- 07Jun70 Studio/Live 1, 2: 14 Apr 1965, London 3: 11 Jan 1967, Sound Techniques Studios, London 4: 14 May 1967, “Look Of The Week”, BBC1 TV, London 5, 14: Jun 1967, Abbey Road Studios, London 6 – 9: 25 Sep 1967, Playhouse Theatre, BBC, London 10 – 13: 20 Dec 1967, Maida Vale Studio 4, BBC, London 15: Aug 1967, alternate mix, 3rd U.S. single 16: 13 Nov 1967, Oude Ahoy Hallen, Rotterdam 17: 07 Jun 1970, Abbey Road Studios, London

Hires-coverscans:

Tracks:

  Disc:  1
   1. Lucy Leave            2:45 
   2. I'm A Kingbee        3:00 
   3. Interstellar Overdrive        16:49 
   4. Astronomy Domine        3:55 
   5. Experiment            1:28 
   6. Flaming            2:37 
   7. The Gnome            2:09 
   8. Matilda Mother        3:19 
   9. The Scarecrow        2:01 
  10. Vegetable Man        3:15 
  11. Pow R. Toc H.        2:56 
  12. Scream Thy Last Scream    3:39 
  13. Jugband Blues        3:50 
  14. Swan Lee (Silas Lang)        1:16 
  15. Flaming            2:49 
  16. Reaction In G        4:09 
  17. Milky Way            3:06 
      Total Time:        63:05 

Band:
Roger Waters
Nick Mason
David Gilmour
Rick Wright

Xref: A Saucerful Of Outtakes
A Fish Out of Water
Jewel Box 4 – Rare Live & Unreleased
Lucy Leave & Other Rarities
Magnesium Proverbs

Antiques – A Rare Collection Of Oddities
Magnesium Proverbs
Rare
The Sights and Sounds of Syd Barrett’s Pink Floyd
Dark Globe: Syd Barret and the dawn of Pink Floyd
Rhamadam, Syd Barrett And The Dawn Of Pink Floyd
The Complete Top Gear Sessions 1967-1969
Syd Barrett’s (Pink Floyd) Last Screams
A CD Full of Secrets
A CD Full of Secrets
Antiques – A Rare Collection Of Oddities
Halley
Jewel Box 4 – Rare Live & Unreleased
Magnesium Proverbs
Pinkie Milkie
Pink Light Rarities
Rare

The Sights and Sounds of Syd Barrett’s Pink Floyd
Rotterdam October 12, 1967

From Underground To The Moon
Lucy Leave & Other Rarities

Quality: VG/Ex -MARC-OLIVIER

Comments: This RoIO is similar to “A Saucerful Of Outtakes”. There are 3 more tracks,
but I’m pretty sure the first 14 tracks were dubbed from “A Saucerful Of Outtakes”. Even
the cover is the same (they only changed the title).

“Lucy Leave” and “King Bee” come from the first Floyd’s session. Sound is excellent, in
mono.

“Interstellar Overdrive” is the “Tonite Let’s All Make Love In London” version (17′ long).
Mono. Sup.

“Astronomy Domine” is really nice! This is the Floyd’s appearance at the “Look Of The
Week” TV show, on May 14, 1967. It is often wrongly referred as from the “Games For
May” concert (Queen Elizabeth Hall, May 12), or from the Roundhouse (July 9). The sound
quality is excellent, in mono, with some tape hiss.

The most interesting tracks are “Experiment” (alias “Sunshine”) and “Silas Lane”. They are
outtakes from “The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn” sessions. And they are very rare on
RoIO CD ! “Sunshine” begins with organ chords, then some hazardous guitar’s lines, and
finally the drums and bass begin to play a strong rhythm. “Silas Lane” only features Syd
playing some chords, with sometimes strange distorted piano notes from Rick! This song
later became “Swan Lee (Silas Lang)”, and was recorded by Barrett during his sessions for
“The Madcap Laughs” album. It didn’t appear on the album, but on the 1988 compilation
“Opel”. Anyway, the version on this RoIO is a very early version, very far from the final
“Opel” version. The sound quality for these 2 rare outtakes is excellent, in mono.

With tracks 6 to 13, we have the first 2 BBC sessions (the only BBC sessions with Syd).
The first took place at the BBC Playhouse Theatre, September 25, 1967 (broadcast
October 1). The second session was recorded at Maida Vale Studio 4, December 20, 1967
(broadcast December 31). This is interesting to have these early sessions, but the sound
quality is only VG, and not better than the versions on “The Complete Top Gear Sessions
1967-1969″ RoIO.

“Flaming” is the alternate mix, as it appeared on the 3rd U.S. single (released on 5 Aug 1967,
on Capitol’s Tower label). This is a rough mono mix, not very different from the regular one
(some background sounds are mixed louder). It was mastered from vinyl. The sound quality
is “only” Ex (some “Sup” versions for this single can be found on other RoIOs: “A CD Full
Of Secrets”, “Pink Light Rarities”…).

“Reaction In G” is taken from the 1967 Rotterdam concert at Oude Ahoy Hallen (“The
Hippy Happy Fair”). This concert took place on 13 Nov 1967, not 12 Oct 1967 as it is often
referred on other RoIOs. This is a mono audience recording, not too bad for such an early
Floyd recording. VG.

The last track, “Milky Way”, is a Barrett outtake. I compared it with the version that appears
on the official “Opel” compilation, and it is slightly different. The basic track (acoustic guitar
and vocals) is the same. So I guess this is the “take 5” mentioned on “Opel”. But there are
some overdubs that DON’T appear on the “Opel” version: a kind of chorus guitar on the
background, and a bass playing a short transition. In fact, the “Opel” version is the simple
basic track, in perfect quality, but it’s only Syd playing and singing. The version here is more
than the basic track. Mono. Ex.

This is a nice compilation of early Floyd stuff. The most interesting tracks are the “Piper At
The Gates Of Dawn” outtakes (“Sunshine” and “Silas Lane”), and the “Look Of The Week”
appearance (“Astronomy Domine”). This compilation is also interesting if you don’t have the
1967 “Top Gear” sessions. – MARC-OLIVIER

Pink Floyd – Paris, France (05/01/82)

Pink Floyd
Tout Peut Arriver
Europe 1 Radio Studios
France
1 May 1982

01 Discussion part 1
02 Discussion part 2
03 Discussion part 3
04 Discussion part 4
05 Discussion part 5
06 Discussion part 6
07 Discussion part 7
08 Discussion part 8
09 ThÈ‚tre des Champs ElysÈes introduction
10 Work (ThÈ‚tre des Champs ElysÈes 1970-01-23)
11 Money (Paris 1974-06-xx)
12 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (Lyon 1971-06-12)
13 Music before discussion continues
13 Discussion part 9
14 Discussion part 10

Total running time: 87m 07s

Cass(1)>WAV(24-bit/48kHz)>FLAC

This radio programme is best known for rebroadcasting Work from the RTL radio recording of ThÈ‚tre des Champs ElysÈes, 8e, Paris, France, 23 January 1970. Often overlooked, however, is the fact that it additionally features concert excerpts from 1971 and 1974. The June 1974 recording of Money (track 11) is particularly nice to have because it does not appear to be available elsehwere.

Also of interest are interviews with David Gilmour and Nick Mason that demonstrate their French language skills. The other major contributor to the discussion is More and Obscured By Clouds Director Barbet Schroeder who looks back on his work with the band.

You may spot that side B is louder than A – the tape came to me that way. Overall this is a very enjoyable documentary, which gets better when your ears adjust to the medium wave reception.

Neon 10/08

Pink Floyd – The Final Cut, Working Demos and Interview

PINK FLOYD
‘The Final Cut’
Working Demo’s and Interview
1982-3
Various Recording Studios across London, UK

1- PF 1982-00-00 The Final Cut – Working Demos [shn]

Original Info:

‘Roger Waters and Pink Floyd
Unknown Location(s)
The Final Cut -Working Demos
Sometime in 1982

The Final Cutting
A Prerequiem For The Post War Dream
Free Range Pigs (FRP CDR-021)

Disc One:

  1. The Post War Dream 2:04
  2. Your Possible Pasts 4:29
  3. One Of The Few 1:13
  4. The Heroes Return (Part 1) 2:31
  5. The Gunner’s Dream 4:49
  6. The Heroes Return (Part 2) 1:21
  7. Paranoid Eyes 3:20
  8. Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert 1:08
  9. The Fletcher Memorial Home 4:01
  10. Southampton Dock 1:35
  11. The Final Cut 4:49
  12. Not Now John 4:16
  13. Two Suns In The Sunset 4:28
    40:04

Notes: From a “millionth generation” cassette bought in Argentina some 17 years ago by our friend Alejandro. For some reason this recording has not been heavily circulated, and is shrouded in mystery. We have no legitimate doubts as to the authenticity of this recording. It appears to be from a working set of demo tapes that were used as the actual blueprint for The Final Cut -the last album that Pink Floyd would release with Roger Waters in the lineup. In some places the difference between this and the actual release are subtle, and in other places, the differences are quite stark, changing the overall tone of some of the meanings inferred from the actual release. We won’t be listing all of the differences here, so you can enjoy your own personal exploration of this work in progress.

Free Range Pigs is releasing this volume for it’s historical significance. While the sound quality is not “disappointing”, the recording does “show it’s age” in some places. We’re not exactly sure, but it sounds as though this was recorded in a professional studio, so it is very likely that somewhere in this big world, a sonically superior copy exists.

Credits: Jim Canale and Free Range Pigs would like to thank the following people for their contributions to this effort:

Alejandro Gibaut for graciously providing the Source Recording.
The Pentagon Pig for providing Quality Assurance Services.
Aleksi Manninen for providing the Cover Art.’


2- PF 1983-00-00 Demos From The Final Cut [shn]

No Original info


3- PF 1983-00-00 Inner-View of Pink Floyd – The Final Cut [flac]

No Original Info


4- PF 1983-00-00 The Rough Cut (HL 600) [flac]

‘Pink Floyd

The Rough Cut
Highland Records HL600

Demo version of The Final Cut. Recorded in 1983

CDR > xACT > FLAC

the post war dream
your possible pasts
one of the few
the hero’s return (part I)
the gunner’s dream
the hero’s return (part II)
paranoid eyes
get your filthy hands off my desert
the fletcher memorial home
southampton dock
the final cut
not now john
two suns in the sunset

the album also includes the following two tracks which are being withheld because they are official releases (from 7″ singles I think):
not now john (obscured version)
the hero’s return (part I & II)’

Pink Floyd – London, England (06/16/81)

Pink Floyd
London, England
Earl’s Court
June 16, 1981

Master of Ceremonies/In the Flesh?
The Thin Ice
Another Brick in the Wall (Pt. 1)
The Happiest Days Of Our Lives
Another Brick in the Wall (Pt. 2)
Mother (Not included, official release on “Is there anybody out there”)
Goodbye Blue Sky
Empty Spaces/What Shall We Do Now?
Young Lust
One Of My Turns
Don’t Leave Me Now
Another Brick in the Wall (Pt. 3)/The Last Few Bricks
Goodbye Cruel World
Hey You
Is There Anybody Out There?
Nobody Home
Vera
Bring the Boys Back Home
Comfortably Numb
The Show Must Go On
Master of Ceremonies Intro
In the Flesh
Run Like Hell
Waiting for the Worms
Stop
The Trial
Outside the Wall

Pink Floyd 1981

David Gilmour
Roger Waters
Nick Mason

Rick Wright

Pink Floyd – The Rough Cut

Pink Floyd
The Rough Cut
Highland Records HL600
Demo version of The Final Cut. Recorded in 1983

CDR > xACT > FLAC

the post war dream
your possible pasts
one of the few
the hero’s return (part I)
the gunner’s dream
the hero’s return (part II)
paranoid eyes
get your filthy hands off my desert
the fletcher memorial home
southampton dock
the final cut
not now john
two suns in the sunset

the album also includes the following two tracks which are being withheld because they are official releases
(from 7″ singles I think):

not now john (obscured version)
the hero’s return (part I & II)

The Who – Dallas, TX (12/02/71)

The Who
1971-12-02
Dallas, TX
Memorial Auditorium

  1. Banter (Unwanted Moon)
  2. Behind Blue Eyes
  3. Banter (WGFA Revolution)
  4. Won’t Get Fooled Again
  5. Baby Don’t You Do It
  6. Banter (Just Listen)
  7. Baby Don’t You Do It (Continues)
  8. Magic Bus
  9. Banter (About Spliting Song)
  10. Overture
  11. Amazing Journey
  12. Sparks
  13. Pinball Wizard
  14. See Me, Feel Me

Roger Daltrey Vocals, Harmonica
John Entwistle Vocals, Bass
Keith Moon Vocals, Drums
Pete Townshend Vocals, Guitar

Peter Gabriel – New York, NY (07/07/80)

Peter Gabriel
July 7, 1980
The Dr Pepper Central Park Music Festival
Wollman Rink
New York, NY
USA
The Lostbrook Tape Series – Volume 98

Some concert venues evoke memories of an entire era. When I think of summertime concerts in the 1970’s, Wollman Rink is such a place for me. I have vivid memories of waiting all day in the hot sun on lines that snaked their way along the walking paths of Central Park. Meeting like-minded people who wanted to sit close to the stage was part of the experience. I have no idea why I sat in the cheap seats this day since all the tickets were inexpensive to begin with. The orchestra must have been sold out, but it worked out for the best. The sound
was crisp and clear where I sat, Gabriel was magnificent, and the tape is one of my best. I’ll never forget the blood red sunset reflecting off the boulders outside the rink as the crowd chanted along with “Biko.” This was my last concert at Wollman Rink, and, sadly, the only one I ever recorded there. When the festival moved to Pier 84 the next year, I didn’t follow. For me, it was one more sign that an era had ended.

Recording Equipment: Internal Mic>Sanyo M2533 Tape Deck>(2)Maxell UDXLII 90>Alesis TapeLinkUSB> Audacity>WAV

Taper: Lostbrook
Mastering: CQ
Artwork: ethiessen1

01 Intruder (8:41)
02 Start>I Don’t Remember (7:02)
03 Solsbury Hill (5:23)
04 Family Snapshot>Milgram’s 37 (12:40)
05 Modern Love (4:37)
06 Not One Of Us (6:37)
07 Lead A Normal Life (4:52)
08 Moribund The Burgermeister (6:31)
09 Mother Of Violence (4:38)
10 Humdrum (5:07)
11 Bully For You>Band Intros (7:04)
12 And Through The Wire (4:54)
13 I Go Swimming (5:00)
14 Biko (9:25)
15 On The Air (6:22)
16 DIY (5:35)
17 Here Comes The Flood (3:21)