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Roger Waters 05/21/06
Highclere Castle, Berkshire, UK
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Set I
Wish You Were Here
Comfortably Numb
Cocaine
Stand Up For Your Rights
Set II
 
Set III
 
Comment
w/ Eric Clapton and Nick Mason
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Collectors With This Show
User (active/rating) Media / # Show Sound Details DB Source User Source
Jamie (5/5) DVD / 1 A View   AUD
Notes: NTSC - 1-cam - w/Clapton
Ben Roberts (5/5) / 1 View  
Notes: HOP009
Dan McDonald (5/5) / 1 A View   Pro Shot w/ Menus
JLINKON (4/5) DVD / 1 View   Sony HDR-HC1 HDV PAL
Notes: w/ Clapton, Nick Mason
Lello (2/5) Dvd / 1 A A View   HOP 009 "Pink at Highclere" Roger Waters, Nick Mason, Eric Clapton, Highclere Castle, 21st May 2006
Notes: Hop The Pond proudly presents: HOP 009 "Pink at Highclere" Roger Waters, Nick Mason, Eric Clapton, Highclere Castle, 21st May 2006 Trackslisting: WYWH Comfortably Numb Cocaine Stand Up For Your Rights Houseband: Gary Brooker Andy Faurweather Low Geoff Whitehorn Mike Rutherford Paul Carrack Dave Bronz Jody Linscott Ian Thomas Frank Mead With guest apearances by Georgie Fame, Nick Mason and Roger Waters This was a rather odd show, whilst not the best renditions of WYWH and Comfy Numb they were certainly very entertaining! More so "Stand Up For Your Rights" as you'll see! The show (organised by the Countryside Alliance) was a rather "pompous" affair with very few fans of the artists performing in attendance!, more just a day out and a picnic for the toffs!
klingklang (1/5) DVD / 1 A- View   audience
Notes: HOP 009 "Pink at Highclere"
DSB (1/5) DVDr / 1 View  
SlowBreathe (1/0) DVD / 1 View   Audience
Notes: Hop The Pond proudly presents: HOP 009 "Pink at Highclere" Roger Waters, Nick Mason, Eric Clapton, Highclere Castle, 21st May 2006 Technical Linage: Filmed by "The Producer" at Highclere Castle, Berkshire, UK, 20th May 2006, filmed 4 rows back from the stage on a Sony HDR-HC1 HDV PAL camera, shot in 1080i High Definition. Due to the audio from my mic being clipped i found a new DAT source for the show and this has been synched acordingly, no details are available for the equipment used to record the audio. Captured through Vegas 6 via firewire to an M2T file, then converted & rendered to 16:9 Anamorphic NTSC MPEG 2 (CBR 6). Audio converted to a 48KHz 16 bit AC3 audio file with Vegas 6. Menus,editing, conversions all done with Vegas 6, DVD authoring REEL DVD. Due to there being no media available to play High Def Video at the moment this has been converted for normal DVD viewing in 16:9 NTSC at 720x 480. ------------- Trackslisting: WYWH Comfortably Numb Cocaine Stand Up For Your Rights Houseband: Gary Brooker Andy Faurweather Low Geoff Whitehorn Mike Rutherford Paul Carrack Dave Bronz Jody Linscott Ian Thomas Frank Mead With guest apearances by Georgie Fame, Nick Mason and Roger Waters This was a rather odd show, whilst not the best renditions of WYWH and Comfy Numb they were certainly very entertaining! More so "Stand Up For Your Rights" as you'll see! The show (organised by the Countryside Alliance) was a rather "pompous" affair with very few fans of the artists performing in attendance!, more just a day out and a picnic for the toffs! Nick and Roger came out for WYWH and Comfy Numb, Clapton took over the second solo in the latter and did a great job, just a shame it didnt run longer. Roger and Nick then stayed on for Claptons track, "Coacaine", Roger just strumming along. Roger then left the stage, although as you'll see, he returned a couple of minutes later looking like he just wanted to be part of the performance. Jody Linscot proceeded to give Roger a tambourine, however he wasnt having any of that and instead opted to pick up a drumstick and "play" the beer can that he'd been drinking out of earlier and proceeded to beat the hell out of it through the entire track! beer flying out and all! Artwork will follow, please dont make your own and host it, wait for the "official" one Enjoy Hop The Pond
fleaibe (1/5) DVD / 1 A View   Hop The Pond 009 Sony HDR-HC1 HDV PAL camera
Notes: HOP 009 "Pink at Highclere" Roger Waters, Nick Mason, Eric Clapton, Highclere Castle, 21st May 2006 Technical Linage: Filmed by "The Producer" at Highclere Castle, Berkshire, UK, 20th May 2006, filmed 4 rows back from the stage on a Sony HDR-HC1 HDV PAL camera, shot in 1080i High Definition. Due to the audio from my mic being clipped i found a new DAT source for the show and this has been synched acordingly, no details are available for the equipment used to record the audio. Captured through Vegas 6 via firewire to an M2T file, then converted & rendered to 16:9 Anamorphic NTSC MPEG 2 (CBR 6). Audio converted to a 48KHz 16 bit AC3 audio file with Vegas 6. Menus,editing, conversions all done with Vegas 6, DVD authoring REEL DVD. Due to there being no media available to play High Def Video at the moment this has been converted for normal DVD viewing in 16:9 NTSC at 720x 480. ------------- Trackslisting: WYWH Comfortably Numb Cocaine Stand Up For Your Rights Houseband: Gary Brooker Andy Faurweather Low Geoff Whitehorn Mike Rutherford Paul Carrack Dave Bronz Jody Linscott Ian Thomas Frank Mead With guest apearances by Georgie Fame, Nick Mason and Roger Waters This was a rather odd show, whilst not the best renditions of WYWH and Comfy Numb they were certainly very entertaining! More so "Stand Up For Your Rights" as you'll see! The show (organised by the Countryside Alliance) was a rather "pompous" affair with very few fans of the artists performing in attendance!, more just a day out and a picnic for the toffs! Nick and Roger came out for WYWH and Comfy Numb, Clapton took over the second solo in the latter and did a great job, just a shame it didnt run longer. Roger and Nick then stayed on for Claptons track, "Coacaine", Roger just strumming along. Roger then left the stage, although as you'll see, he returned a couple of minutes later looking like he just wanted to be part of the performance. Jody Linscot proceeded to give Roger a tambourine, however he wasnt having any of that and instead opted to pick up a drumstick and "play" the beer can that he'd been drinking out of earlier and proceeded to beat the hell out of it through the entire track! beer flying out and all!
tarkus22 (1/5) DVD / 1 View  
Notes: "Pink at Highclere" Filmed by "The Producer" 4 rows back from the stage on a Sony HDR-HC1 HDV PAL camera, shot in 1080i High Definition. (HOP 009)