July 7, 2025
Pink Floyd LIVE Sheffield 1970 1st Gen
November 3, 2024
Pink Floyd Frenzy: In Search Of Pink Floyd
February 3, 2024
In The Studio "The Division Bell"
At the time of its release the radio dj Redbeard hosted a world premiere broadcast in his famous radio show In The Studio including interviews with band members David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright.
November 30, 2023
Pink Floyd - Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY 1975
Sound Quality: 9-
Source: Audience
Track List:
November 12, 2023
Pink Floyd LIVE London - UK - Earl's Court 1994-10-29 - AKA - The Last Bell -
March 30, 2023
Pink Floyd - The Best of Tour '72 (Completed & Restored)
Source: Audience
Track List:
March 26, 2023
In The Studio "The Dark Side Of The Moon"
Get it here: Soundaboard Jukebox
August 9, 2022
Pink Floyd - High Time (1968 & 1969)
July 18, 2018
Pink Floyd - Live Unapproved (1993)
June 24, 2018
Pink Floyd - California Soundboard (incl. remastered version)
Although aparently from a soundboard source its sound isn't super so I made a remastered version for anyone interested.
Sound Quality: 9+
Source: Soundboard
Track List:
CD 1
1. Speak To Me
2. Breathe
3. On The Run
4. Time
5. Breathe (Reprise)
6. The Great Gig In The Sky
CD 2
1. Money
2. Us And Them
3. Shine On You Crazy Diamond
4. Echoes
Atticrock Remaster:
WAV
June 8, 2018
Pink Floyd - San Diego 1971
This one is a great audience recording of one of the best Pink Floyd performances during the short Meddle tour.
It's a remastered copy of the release New Mown Grass from the show at the Convention Hall, Community Concourse in San Diego on October 1971.
Sound Quality: 9+
Source: Audience
Track List:
01. Careful with that Axe, Eugene
02. Fat Old Sun
03. Atom Heart Mother
04. The Embryo
05. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
06. Cymbaline
07. Blues
FLAC pt1
FLAC pt2
MP3
February 10, 2018
Pink Floyd - Orange Bowl, Miami (1987)
Their setlist included classic songs along with selections from the album A Momentary Lapse of Reason.
Sound Quality: 9.5
Source: Soundboard
Track List:
CD 1
01. audience
02. Shine On You Crazy Diamond
03. Signs Of Life
04. Learning To Fly
05. Yet Another Movie / Round And Around
06. A New Machine (Part 1) / Terminal Frost / A New Machine (Part 2)
07. Sorrow
08. The Dogs Of War
09. On The Turning Away
CD 2
01. One Of These Days
02. Time
03. On The Run
04. Wish You Were Here
05. Welcome To The Machine
06. Us And Them
07. Money
08. Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2)
09. Comfortably Numb
10. One Slip
11. Run Like Hell (Fades Out)
MP3 pt2
FLAC pt1
FLAC pt2
June 27, 2016
Pink Floyd - Live At The BBC 1974
02. "Breathe" Waters, Gilmour, Wright 03:01
03. "On the Run" Gilmour, Wateers Instrumental 04:56
04. "Time" (containing "Breathe (Reprise)") Mason, Waters, Wright, Gilmour 06:30
05. "The Great Gig in the Sky" Wright, Clare Torry[nb 11] Clare Torry 06:44
06. "Money" Waters Gilmour 07:58
07. "Us and Them" Waters, Wright Gilmour, 07:53
08. "Any Colour You Like" Gilmour, Mason, Wright Instrumental 03:42
09. "Brain Damage" Waters 03:42
10. "Eclipse" Waters 05:12
11. "Echoes" 23:29
LINKS:
UPDATED ZIPPY LINK
ZIPPY 1
ZIPPY 2
SOLIDFILES 1
SOLIDFILES 2
April 14, 2013
Pink Floyd - Welcome to the Machine
Recorded live in concert at Madison Square Garden
Of all the shows I've heard from that tour, this set is 2nd only to Oakland.
Excellent guitar work as always, but damn, Rick Wright's performance is just brilliant here. Sadly it's only the 2nd half of the show, but it's so awesome it doesn't even matter.
There are boots of the entire concert available, and I'd always wondered why the sound for the 1st half of the show was so bad . . . with a little digging I found that the tapers moved down closer to the stage for the 2nd set.
That explains why this is so much more clear.
The recording is mono, but crystal clear, and one of my favorites of all time.
Props to the tapers on this one, whoever you are.
May 22, 2012
Pink Floyd - Oakland 1977
Quoting anonymous:
May 19, 2012
Pink Floyd: Cruel But Fair (1975 Mike Millard Recording - FULL Concert)
Pink Floyd: Cruel But Fair (1975 Mike Millard Recording - FULL Concert)
This concert was found on a now-defunct boot site about a year ago. This is the absolute best sounding Pink Floyd concert from 1975 that I’ve heard. This recording isn't marred by the tape hiss that affects “Hogs in Smog.” The narrative below was borrowed from the site I got the concert from, with some additions and corrections made as needed. The artwork looks recent and fan-made, and it’s excellent quality. Unbelievably great sound for a 37 year old audience recording!
Pink Floyd
April 26th 1975
The L.A. Forum
Source: Audience recording by Mike Millard
Sound Quality: 8-9
Back-story:
The fan recording of a concert is really an extension of taking snapshots of your heroes. Back in the ‘60s and ‘70s recordable media was just making its way into households as a consumer electronic device, either an expensive reel-to-reel deck or a convenient cassette recording deck. Just imagine sneaking one of those into a concert these days. More likely, the stealth recorder of choice today would be a mini-disc recorder or your cell phone…small enough to fit your pocket.
But Mike Millard was different. He arrived early at concerts near his home, pulled out a wheelchair from the boot of his car, and proceeded to wheel himself into the arena, presenting himself as being physically handicapped. He managed to secure front row "seats," almost always front and centre. Hidden underneath his wheelchair was a Nakamichi stereo cassette deck hooked up to two high-quality AKG mics. Security guards in those days were probably unaware of such goings-on.
His recordings are much sought after for their quality - capturing the expanse of the stage plus the great ambience of the halls. His close proximity eliminated any echo from his recordings. All the instruments recorded right off the front speakers. Plant’s voice is crystal clear. But Millard had a habit of marking his tapes when he copied them for another collector or fan. He would, for instance, lower the levels when transferring the audio to a VHS tape or lower the volume in mid-song when making a cassette copy. It has been said he detested bootleggers who pressed up his recordings onto vinyl or CD to sell. To that end, he kept a log of all the trades he made with clear indications of what markings he did to the tapes. That way, he knew which of his trades were sent to bootleggers. He worked as a custodian in a public school. In a fit of depression, he committed suicide in 1990. His friends say he destroyed all copies of his Led Zeppelin recordings. What has survived are the first generation copies he made and shared freely with other Zep fans. These are what are now being traded back and forth.
Millard was active from 1974 to the ‘80s and was said to have taped shows by Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Yes, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Jethro Tull and even Kansas. To date, we have never found a copy of his Who or Tull recordings. The non-Zeppelin masters are supposedly in the possession of Millard’s family. Hopefully, someday they will be shared again.
This show is VERY desirable as this is one of very few FULL 1975 concert boots available. It contains the best-existing versions of Dick Parry performing a saxophone solo in "Echoes" and the prototypes "Raving and Drooling" and "You've Gotta Be Crazy," which would eventually become "Sheep" and "Dogs" respectively. After You Gotta Be Crazy, Roger Waters says "It was a cruel song.... But fair. The next tune we're going to do for you is another new number, it's called 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond.' It has something to do with Syd Barrett who some of you might remember..... & some of you probably won't."
CD1
01 - Raving And Drooling
02 - You Gotta Be Crazy
03 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond I-V
04 - Have A Cigar
05 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond VI-IX
CD2
01 - Speak To Me
02 - Breathe
03 - On The Run
04 - Time
05 - The Great Gig In The Sky
06 - Money
07 - Us And Them
08 - Any Colour You Like
09 - Brain Damage
10 - Eclipse
11 - Echoes
September 13, 2008
Pink Floyd - Wembley 1974

Pink Floyd ~ Wembley 1974
Great quality pre FM recording.
The whole of 'Dark Side' is played & at times
sounds very natural and jammy compared to
some later 'album perfect' performances.
You also get a stunning version of Echoes.
It's in 192kb/s mp3 so at just over 100Mb
it's an easy download for everybody.
regards
Titus
Speak to Me
Breathe
On the Run
Time/Breathe (reprise)
The Great Gig In the Sky
Money
Us and Them
Any Colour You Like
Brain Damage
Eclipse
Offficially released as part of the Immersion Box Set
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