“IN THE FLESH Tour” was PINK FLOYD’s largest tour in the 70s. A shocking new discovery of a hidden treasure that tells the story of the scene. This is an emergency release decision. The shocking work was recorded at “Louisville Performance on June 17, 1977.” This is the best audience recording. This recording has been known for several years, but what is sealed in this work is the latest master that was released only recently. The biggest point is the sound and the unique performance itself that only this recording conveys. In order to realize its true value, let's first look back at the schedule at the time. [“Animals” released on January 21st]・January 23rd – February 4th: Europe #1 (9 performances)・February 17th – March 1st: Europe #2 (11 performances)・March 15th Sunday-31st: UK (9 performances) April 22nd-May 12th: North America #1 (12 performances) June 15th-July 6th: North America #2 (14 performances) ←★Here★ This is a panoramic view of the biggest “IN THE FLESH Tour” in the 1970s. Based on custom, we separate legs even if there is a gap of about two weeks, but basically the flow is "Europe → UK → North America". Among them, the Louisville performance of this work was the second concert of the final version “North America #2”. This work recorded at such a scene is not only a shock of new excavation, but also a great recording that surprised the 70's audience with its exceptional quality. Only the second part of the show (as you know, the composition of “IN THE FLESH Tour” is “Animals” reproduction + “Flame” reproduction + “Money/Us and Them”. This work is a 67-minute recording of “Flame + Money”) ), but the sound is powerful. Above all, it has amazing strength and directness, and the core is thrust right in front of you without any sense of distance. There is no mistake that it is a sound board due to the heat and reality of the applause that was sucked in, but it would not be surprising if it was just the sound of the performance, SE, and the closeness of the vocals. Although it feels a little rough and over-peaked, it is a zero-distance sound that even feels like it is an effect process. This sound and the first time I heard live music. With this alone, FLOYD enthusiasts will understand the value of this work. There is no doubt that it is a one-of-a-kind live performance, but the real thrill is not the completeness of the musical piece. The quality that could not have been achieved 45 years ago without pouring all of our knowledge and passion into it, and the atmosphere of the worksite that has survived the trials of countless hours and has been passed down to the present day. The spectacle itself burns the souls of vintage recording enthusiasts. I couldn't help but write about it, but this work itself is actually an excellent live album. However, it is true that the real pleasure is even more exciting than that. This is a ``sound of the times'' that we would like you to enjoy, not only for fans of the wonderful British progressive rock, but also for those who love and have dedicated their lives to the very passion of rock that heated the world over 40 years ago. Freedom Hall, Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center, Louisville, KY, USA 17th June 1977 (67:18) 01. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V) 02. Welcome To The Machine 03. Have A Cigar 04. Wish You Were Here 05. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX) 06. Money
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