Pink Floyd - 1987-10-07 - Madison Square Garden New York

Here is an excellent vintage bootleg with a great performance by Pink Floyd..Recommended for fans.

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Pink Floyd
Madison Square Garden
New York City, New York
October 7, 1987

Format: NTSC/PCM Stereo
Lineage: Master VHS Camcorder Tape > 1st Gen VHS Dub > Uncompressed AVI (Vegas) > MPEG-2/PCM Wave

Disc One
Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Signs of Life
Learning to Fly
Yet Another Movie
A New Machine (Part 1)
Terminal Frost
A New Machine (Part 2)
Sorrow
Dogs of War
On The Turning Away

Disc Two
One of These Days
Time
On the Run
Welcome to the Machine
Wish You Were Here
Us & Them
Money
Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)
Comfortably Numb
One Slip
Run Like Hell

This video became a very popular staple at Record Swaps shortly after the gig. Very good quality for back then, with great tight shots of the band and especially Gilmour. But the copies in circulation were all on T-120 tapes, omitting the encores, so I took it upon myself to track down the guy that filmed this. He was nice enough (since I paid him) to run a couple of copies off for me directly from his masters onto T-160's (one went to a friend). My tape has held up pretty well over the past 20+ years and the reason that I didn't get around to transferring it any sooner is because I simply assumed that this was out there on DVD already (I've only seen one reference to it being in VCD quality). I've really enjoyed rediscovering this gem and remember how definitive it was at the time. Since there would be no official release of this tour for more than a year, this certainly held us over until then. I hope you enjoy it too.

RonToon
(April 2008)

P.S. These DVDs have no affiliation with Harvested Records and are an independent release