WELCOME TO THE MACHINE, PIGS and BREATHE are taken from the famous
Westwood One broadcast of Roger Waters "KAOS" tour.

It was recorded on Nov 7, 1987, at the Quebec Colisee.

The sound is fantastic (soundboard, stereo), and the performance is excellent.

Notice that "Breathe" is sung by Paul Carrack, not Waters. Sound quality: Sup!



THE HAPPIEST DAYS OF OUR LIVES / ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL(2) are taken from
the Roger Waters appearance at the Guitar Legends Festival in Sevilla in 1991.

This was recorded from a mono broadcast.

Sound quality is excellent, but not as good as for KAOS show in Quebec.

Sound Quality: Sup-



TIME, ON THE RUN and SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND were recorded during the
"Momentary Lapse Of Reason" tour, on September 28, 1987, at Rosemont Horizon.

The source, for these 3 tracks, is an excellent audience recording, in stereo
(the same recording that appears on "A Clear View" and "Now And Forever" RoIOs).

Sound quality: Ex+



COMFORTABLY NUMB is exactly the same as on the official live "Delicate Sound Of Thunder".

So, this is from Aug 19-23 1988, Nassau Coliseum, New York.

Sound quality: Sup (of course!)



STOP/THE TRIAL, NOBODY HOME, VERA, BRING THE BOYS BACK HOME
are from the well known recording of"The Wall" show, on Feb 28, 1980, Nassau Coliseum, New York.

It's an excellent audience recording, in stereo (the same recording as for the other RoIOs from
this show: you can hear the same screams and applauses, from the same people).

 Sound quality: Ex



SET THE CONTROLS FOR THE HEART OF THE SUN was performed during the KQED TV Show,
in San Francisco, 29 Apr 1970.

Very good version of this song.

It's a mono recording.

Sound suffers because of crackle supression from the vinyl source
(same sound quality as "Colourful Meadows").

Sound quality: VG+



LET THERE BE MORE LIGHT is the famous BBC version, recorded on
25 June 1968, 201 Picadilly Studio 1, London.

It's in mono, as usual. There's a lot of tape hiss,
the version on the Xreferences has a quite better sound.

Sound quality: VG+