So now that the surround system is tweaked, I decided to sit back and enjoy the new Pink Floyd concert DVD - the re-mastered Pulse from 1994. I'm being brutally honest when I say that it's unfortunate that part one of the concert was dominated by Floyd's work post-Roger Waters. Not that this work is terrible, but one has to admit it doesn't quite measure up to material from The Wall and prior. Nevertheless, the sound and images were spectacular. The highlight so far (limited to part one) was the song Sorrow - particularly the guitar solo that opens and closes the song. My word - David Gilmour can make that guitar sing ............. my liver is still vibrating.
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Saturday, July 15, 2006
Reviewing the Pulse
So now that the surround system is tweaked, I decided to sit back and enjoy the new Pink Floyd concert DVD - the re-mastered Pulse from 1994. I'm being brutally honest when I say that it's unfortunate that part one of the concert was dominated by Floyd's work post-Roger Waters. Not that this work is terrible, but one has to admit it doesn't quite measure up to material from The Wall and prior. Nevertheless, the sound and images were spectacular. The highlight so far (limited to part one) was the song Sorrow - particularly the guitar solo that opens and closes the song. My word - David Gilmour can make that guitar sing ............. my liver is still vibrating.
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