Roger Waters/Germany 1990 Rehearsals

A must-see ultra-high-definition video title has arrived from overseas, which contains a total of five hours of footage of the three days of rehearsals just before the unprecedented Wall Live held on July 21, 1990 at Potsdamer Platz in Berlin, recorded on three discs. Disc 1 mainly introduces scenes from a different perspective to the band performance, such as the installation of equipment at the venue on July 18 and the choreography practice scenes of dancers and extras while playing Waiting For The Worms and Run Like Hell. The animation check projected on the huge wall in Trial is so impressive that even the cameraman doesn't know where to shoot. Disc 2 mainly contains band rehearsals. In the daytime scene on the 18th, there is an impressive scene of Roger singing with an acoustic guitar in front of an empty field in the bare set. You can also see Roger playing blues as a sound check, and performing Mother, which was sung by Sinead O'Connor during the actual performance. Goodbye Blue Sky checks the chorus group and acoustic guitar, but what's interesting is that you can see a substitute vocalist standing on stage with a piece of paper with "JONI MITCHELL" written on it. Empty Spaces is performed with a full electric band. The scene where Roger is in charge of vocals only with his hands in his pockets is also a must-see. The whole scene on the night of the 19th is a full rehearsal. The guest musicians who have already arrived are participating, but the stage production and progress are quite rough and slapstick overall, which makes it very interesting to watch. In The Flesh?, you can see the Scorpions get out of the limousine and play as if it were the real thing. Ute Lemper is on vocals in The Thin Ice. The scene where the teacher's monster appears in The Happiest Days Of Our Lives is impressive. Cyndi Lauper appears dressed as a punk-style schoolgirl in Another Brick In The Wall Part 2. The scene where they dance as if it were the real thing with the guitar solo in the back in the second half is professional and moving. You can see that they are having trouble changing the set to Mother. Sinead O'Connor has not yet joined in Mother. Joni Mitchell's wonderful vocals are heard in Goodbye Blue Sky, just like in the real thing. The slide scene on the wall in the urban modern art style Young Lust and One Of My Turns is very impressive. You can see some kind of trouble on stage in Comfortably Numb. The guitar solos by Rick DiFonzo and Snowy White in this song are the best. In The Flesh, with the Scorpions again, is a spectacular large-scale production. A pig monster appears in Run Like Hell, and you can also see the extras running down the rope here. In the daytime footage on July 20th, you can see a rare scene of Bryan Adams singing Young Lust after arriving and Roger dancing rhythmically to the song with his topless body during the guitar solo part. The last disc features a truly wonderful performance of Goodbye Blue Sky, featuring Joni Mitchell on flute again. Disc 3 contains a 1 hour and 50 minute "dress rehearsal" held on the night before the performance on July 20th. All the guest musicians gather together, and you can fully enjoy another "Berlin concert" with costumes and direction just like the real thing. At the actual performance on July 21st, they made a big mistake by not being able to hear Ute Lemper's vocals on Thin Ice and Sinead O'Connor's vocals on Mother. (The official video includes a retake of Thin Ice. However, Sinead refused to reshoot Mother, so an edited version was recorded from the dress concert the day before.) The EXTRA section of Disc 1 includes a collection of promo videos and other footage related to the Berlin live performance, but also includes a rare scene from the live TV broadcast of Thin Ice, where Lemper's vocals were not included and the performance was interrupted midway. In any case, this first-class video documentary, which vividly and precisely records the hundreds of staff members working together to create a huge, chaotic event, is definitely a must-see for all Floyd fans! Not only is it highly valuable, but the content is also very interesting, so it's a great video title that we would recommend to people other than Floyd fans as well. Limited stock from overseas! Rehearsals at Potsdammer Platz, Germany 18th-20th July 1990 Disc 1 Building The Wall 18th July 1990 1. Building The Wall feat Hey You 2. Dancers Rehearsing(Room) feat Waiting For The Worms 3. Dancers Rehearsing(On The Set) feat Run Like Hell & Waiting For The Worms 4. Outside Scenes feat Another Brinck In The Wall 2 5. Reporter Introductions 6. Lights & equipments check feat Nobody Home 7. Crew Interviews 8. Animation check feat Trial 9. Crew Interviews 19th July 1990 10. Outside Scenes 11. Night Scene feat Another Brick In The Wall Part 3 12. Crew Interviews Extras Another Brick 2 Promo(Berlin 21st July 1990) / EPK 1 / EPK 2 / Animation Gallery Program / Power Loss / Phone Interview 9th July 1990 / Filmmakers Notes Disc 2 Band Rehearsals 18th July 1990 1. Intro. 2. Roger sings acoustic 3. Blues 4. Mother 5. Goodbye Blue Sky 6. Empty Spaces 7. Young Lust 19th July 1990 8. In The Flesh? 9. In The Flesh? feat Scorpions 10. The Thin Ice feat Ute Lemper 11. Another Brick In The Wall Part 1 12. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives 13. Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 feat Cyndi Lauper 14. Mother 15. Goodbye Blue Sky feat Joni Mitchell 16. Empty Spaces 17. Young Lust 18. One Of My Turns 19. Don't Leave Me Now 20. Another Brick In The Wall Part 3 21. The Last Few Bricks 22. Goodbye Cruel World 23. Comfortably Numb 24. In The Flesh with Scorpions 25. Run Like Hell 26. Waiting For The Worms 27. Stop 28. The Trial 20th July 1990 29. Giant "Teacher" Moving 30. Young Lust feat Bryan Adams 31. Soundcheck 1 32. Soundcheck 2 33. Soundcheck 3 34. Goodbye Blue Sky feat Joni Mitchell Disc 3 Dress Rehearsals 20th July 1990 1. Intro. 2. MC 3. In The Flesh? feat Scorpions 4. The Thin Ice feat Ute Lemper 5. Another Brick In The Wall Part 1 6. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives 7. Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 8. Mother feat Sinead O'Connor 9. Goodbye Blue Sky feat Joni Mitchell 10. Empty Spaces 11. Young Lust feat Bryan Adams 12. S.E. 13. One Of My Turns feat Jerry Hall 14. Don't Leave Me Now 15. Another Brick In The Wall Part 3 16. The Last Few Bricks 17. Goodbye Cruel World 18. Intermission 19. Hey You 20. Hey You(Cont.) 21. Nobody Home 22. Vera 23. Bring The Boys Back Home 24. Comfortably Numb feat Van Morrison 25. In The Flesh 26. Run Like Hell 27. Waiting For The Worms feat Scorpions 28. Stop 29. The Trial 30. The Tide Is Turning COLOR NTSC Approx. 310min. Roger Waters - Vocals, Bass, Guitar (The Bleeding Heart Band) Rick DiFonzo - Guitars Snowy White – Guitars Andy Fairweather-Low - Guitar, Bass, Vocal Peter Wood - Keyboards Nick Glennie-Smith – Keyboards Graham Broad - Drums Stan Farber - Backing Vocals Joe Chemay - Backing Vocals Jim Haas - Backing Vocals John Joyce - Backing Vocals Guests: (Scorpions) Klaus Meine - Vocals Rudolf Schenker - Guitar Matthias Jabs – Guitar Francis Buchholz - Bass Herman Rarebell – Drums (The Band) Levon Helm - Vocals Rick Danko - Vocals Garth Hudson - Accordion, Soprano Saxophone Ute Lemper - Vocals Cyndi Lauper – Vocals Thomas Dolby - Synthesizer & vocals. Sinead O'Connor - Vocals The Hooters - Acoustic Instruments Joni Mitchell - Vocals James Galway - Flute Bryan Adams - Vocal, Guitar Jerry Hall - Vocals Paul Carrack – Vocals Van Morrison - Vocals Tim Curry - Vocals Marianne Faithfull - Vocals Albert Finney - Vocals The Rundfunk Orchestra Directed by Michael Kamen The Rundfunk Choir The Military Orchestra of the Soviet Army