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Pink Floyd 11/21/70
Altes Casino, Montreux, Switzerland
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Set I
Astronomy Dominé
Fat Old Sun
Cymbaline
Atom Heart Mother
The Embryo
Green Is The Colour
Careful With That Axe, Eugene
Set the Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
A Saucerful Of Secrets
Just Another Twelve Bar
More Blues
Set II
 
Set III
 
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wonderwoodwork (5/4.8) cdr / 2 View  
Billy Warner (5/0) / 2 A View   dsbd
Wes Trim (5/5) CDR / 2 A View   SBD>MR>DAT>CDR
KBrody (5/5) SBD / 2 A View   http://www4.pf-roio.de/pffan/roio/roio-cd/montreux_casino_70.cd.html
Pharmer Dave (5/5) CDR / 2 A View  
Notes: DAO ,BUT I THINK THERE HAS BEEN SOME EDITING TO REMOVE DEAD AIR
Joe Hardwick (5/0) CDR/MP3 / 1 A View  
Notes: Title: "Smoking Blues"
Joe Hardwick (5/0) SHN / 0 A+ A+ View  
Notes: Title: "Smoking Blues"
Andrew P______ (5/0) CDR / 2 View  
Scott Ottenheimer (5/0) cdr / 1 View  
Scott D Larson (5/5) SHN / 1 View   DSBD
Tyler 'Crackerjack' MacDonald (5/4.3) SHN CD / 1 A A+ View   SBD
dann (5/0) / 0 View  
Arinjit Guha (5/0) CDR / 2 View  
Chris (5/0) CD-R / 2 A View   SBD
Notes: CD1>>Astronomy Domine Fat Old Son Atom Heart Mother Cymbaline CD2>>Embryo Just another 12 Bar Original More Blues
Burke Foley (5/1) CD-R / 2 View  
jacob (5/0) cd-r / 2 b b View   aud
Kevin (5/0) CD / 2 A View  
jim (5/0) shn / 1 View   Smoking Blues boot CD
Notes: Pink Floyd 21 Nov 1970 Montreux Casino, Montreux Smoking Blues boot Disc: 1 01) Astronomy Domine 10:35 02) Fat Old Sun 14:07 03) Atom Heart Mother 18:36 Total Time: 43:20 Disc: 2 01) Cymbaline 11:41 02) Embryo 13:09 03) Just Another Twelve Bar 5:30 04) More Blues (fades out) 9:17 Total Time: 39:40 Comments: 21nov70 - Montreux AD, FOS, Cym, AHM, TE, GitC/CWTAE, StCftHotS, ASOS encore: IO 22nov70 - Montreux AD, FOS, Cym, AHM, TE, GitC/CWTAE, StCftHotS, ASOS encore: Just Another 12 Bar, Blues The most important thing is Disc2, Track 3 "Just Another Twelve Bar" It's the first available recording of this bluesnumber "Both Montreux shows were recorded and EMI pressed white label acetates which included interviews with Gilmour in French. However, it it likely that these would have been intended as promotional tools, not for commercial release. 'Just Another 12 Bar' is a title shown on the acetate and is simply an improvised blues instrumental." The CD roio Smoking Blues is apparently from these acetates and has tracks from both performances This is a soundboard recording and well worth seeking out, but one can see why it was not released. Dave has one of his trademark laughing attacks during FOS. During the closing segment of Cymbaline (after the footsteps sequence) there is a particularly bad and prolonged problem with the sound system, causing Dave to burst into laughter once again. Roger introduces the show with a 'good morning' and introduces More Blues with remarks about it being 'too late for mind expanding music, so we'll play some music to calm down by,' presaging his words years later before the concluding encore of the infamous Montreal '77 concert. The crowd is quiet. VERY quiet. You simply don't hear anyone talking in the footsteps scene of "Cymbaline". Boy, what did I miss in those old days! After that, people come to life but don't spoil the record but instead give it a true feeling of being there. Incredible. The most remarkable song "Just Another Twelve Bar" is unique. It is faded in, so the beginning is missing, as is the ending of "More Blues". This version of "Embryo" is also a must for every fan. The Embryo: Best live version I have heard. Harder-edged than the Picnic/Works demo, but still has the other-worldly aspect I love. Dave does the Echoes seagulls here. The first blues is not just a simple blues. In fact it is not a blues, it is "Biding my Time" ! But as the lyrics are edited out, you just have the bridge part and coda. But it is really. After the piece The Man & The Journey shifted out of the Floyd repertoire, BMT was sometime played as a single piece with an extra long jam after the verse (listen to Water's gate LP) To me, this is the definitive 1970 RoIO! Of course, the BBC session (see "Libest Spacement Monitor") is also an excellent performance from that year (and with a little bit better sound quality). But, this time, we have a full concert. This is the best soundboard quality I ever heard for a concert from that year. It's particulary interesting to hear "Atom Heart Mother" without the brass section. BTW, the bass line of "Just Another Twelve Bar" is in fact the bass line from the second part of "Biding My Time". The song is slightly different. It's more bluesy, and there's no trombone All comments from this link -> http://www.pf-roio.de/roio/roio-cd/smoking_blues.cd.html
jim (5/0) shn / 1 View   Smoking Blues boot CD
Notes: Pink Floyd 21 Nov 1970 Montreux Casino, Montreux Smoking Blues boot Disc: 1 01) Astronomy Domine 10:35 02) Fat Old Sun 14:07 03) Atom Heart Mother 18:36 Total Time: 43:20 Disc: 2 01) Cymbaline 11:41 02) Embryo 13:09 03) Just Another Twelve Bar 5:30 04) More Blues (fades out) 9:17 Total Time: 39:40 Comments: 21nov70 - Montreux AD, FOS, Cym, AHM, TE, GitC/CWTAE, StCftHotS, ASOS encore: IO 22nov70 - Montreux AD, FOS, Cym, AHM, TE, GitC/CWTAE, StCftHotS, ASOS encore: Just Another 12 Bar, Blues The most important thing is Disc2, Track 3 "Just Another Twelve Bar" It's the first available recording of this bluesnumber "Both Montreux shows were recorded and EMI pressed white label acetates which included interviews with Gilmour in French. However, it it likely that these would have been intended as promotional tools, not for commercial release. 'Just Another 12 Bar' is a title shown on the acetate and is simply an improvised blues instrumental." The CD roio Smoking Blues is apparently from these acetates and has tracks from both performances This is a soundboard recording and well worth seeking out, but one can see why it was not released. Dave has one of his trademark laughing attacks during FOS. During the closing segment of Cymbaline (after the footsteps sequence) there is a particularly bad and prolonged problem with the sound system, causing Dave to burst into laughter once again. Roger introduces the show with a 'good morning' and introduces More Blues with remarks about it being 'too late for mind expanding music, so we'll play some music to calm down by,' presaging his words years later before the concluding encore of the infamous Montreal '77 concert. The crowd is quiet. VERY quiet. You simply don't hear anyone talking in the footsteps scene of "Cymbaline". Boy, what did I miss in those old days! After that, people come to life but don't spoil the record but instead give it a true feeling of being there. Incredible. The most remarkable song "Just Another Twelve Bar" is unique. It is faded in, so the beginning is missing, as is the ending of "More Blues". This version of "Embryo" is also a must for every fan. The Embryo: Best live version I have heard. Harder-edged than the Picnic/Works demo, but still has the other-worldly aspect I love. Dave does the Echoes seagulls here. The first blues is not just a simple blues. In fact it is not a blues, it is "Biding my Time" ! But as the lyrics are edited out, you just have the bridge part and coda. But it is really. After the piece The Man & The Journey shifted out of the Floyd repertoire, BMT was sometime played as a single piece with an extra long jam after the verse (listen to Water's gate LP) To me, this is the definitive 1970 RoIO! Of course, the BBC session (see "Libest Spacement Monitor") is also an excellent performance from that year (and with a little bit better sound quality). But, this time, we have a full concert. This is the best soundboard quality I ever heard for a concert from that year. It's particulary interesting to hear "Atom Heart Mother" without the brass section. BTW, the bass line of "Just Another Twelve Bar" is in fact the bass line from the second part of "Biding My Time". The song is slightly different. It's more bluesy, and there's no trombone All comments from this link -> http://www.pf-roio.de/roio/roio-cd/smoking_blues.cd.html
jim (5/0) shn / 1 View   Smoking Blues boot CD
Notes: Pink Floyd 21 Nov 1970 Montreux Casino, Montreux Smoking Blues boot Disc: 1 01) Astronomy Domine 10:35 02) Fat Old Sun 14:07 03) Atom Heart Mother 18:36 Total Time: 43:20 Disc: 2 01) Cymbaline 11:41 02) Embryo 13:09 03) Just Another Twelve Bar 5:30 04) More Blues (fades out) 9:17 Total Time: 39:40 Comments: 21nov70 - Montreux AD, FOS, Cym, AHM, TE, GitC/CWTAE, StCftHotS, ASOS encore: IO 22nov70 - Montreux AD, FOS, Cym, AHM, TE, GitC/CWTAE, StCftHotS, ASOS encore: Just Another 12 Bar, Blues The most important thing is Disc2, Track 3 "Just Another Twelve Bar" It's the first available recording of this bluesnumber "Both Montreux shows were recorded and EMI pressed white label acetates which included interviews with Gilmour in French. However, it it likely that these would have been intended as promotional tools, not for commercial release. 'Just Another 12 Bar' is a title shown on the acetate and is simply an improvised blues instrumental." The CD roio Smoking Blues is apparently from these acetates and has tracks from both performances This is a soundboard recording and well worth seeking out, but one can see why it was not released. Dave has one of his trademark laughing attacks during FOS. During the closing segment of Cymbaline (after the footsteps sequence) there is a particularly bad and prolonged problem with the sound system, causing Dave to burst into laughter once again. Roger introduces the show with a 'good morning' and introduces More Blues with remarks about it being 'too late for mind expanding music, so we'll play some music to calm down by,' presaging his words years later before the concluding encore of the infamous Montreal '77 concert. The crowd is quiet. VERY quiet. You simply don't hear anyone talking in the footsteps scene of "Cymbaline". Boy, what did I miss in those old days! After that, people come to life but don't spoil the record but instead give it a true feeling of being there. Incredible. The most remarkable song "Just Another Twelve Bar" is unique. It is faded in, so the beginning is missing, as is the ending of "More Blues". This version of "Embryo" is also a must for every fan. The Embryo: Best live version I have heard. Harder-edged than the Picnic/Works demo, but still has the other-worldly aspect I love. Dave does the Echoes seagulls here. The first blues is not just a simple blues. In fact it is not a blues, it is "Biding my Time" ! But as the lyrics are edited out, you just have the bridge part and coda. But it is really. After the piece The Man & The Journey shifted out of the Floyd repertoire, BMT was sometime played as a single piece with an extra long jam after the verse (listen to Water's gate LP) To me, this is the definitive 1970 RoIO! Of course, the BBC session (see "Libest Spacement Monitor") is also an excellent performance from that year (and with a little bit better sound quality). But, this time, we have a full concert. This is the best soundboard quality I ever heard for a concert from that year. It's particulary interesting to hear "Atom Heart Mother" without the brass section. BTW, the bass line of "Just Another Twelve Bar" is in fact the bass line from the second part of "Biding My Time". The song is slightly different. It's more bluesy, and there's no trombone All comments from this link -> http://www.pf-roio.de/roio/roio-cd/smoking_blues.cd.html
Bluegrass Archivist (5/5) CDR / 2 A A View  
Makisupa Mikey (5/5) CAS / 1 View  
Pony66 (5/0) SHN/CDR / 2 View  
Chris Parker (5/5) CD-R / 2 A A View   SB D
Kevin O'Hagen (5/0) / 1 View  
Owen Schultz (5/5) SHN / 1 View   (DSBD) (2)
Jon Dewsbury (5/5) SHN / 1 View  
Kevin O'Hagen (5/0) / 1 View  
Mike Pittman (5/0) CDR / 2 View  
David13 (5/5) CD / 2 B C+ View