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desgarradoramente espectacular. Sin palabras, una maravilla.

Esse é o melhor show do mundo. Que espetáculo

my favorite album ...this will bring me to my rest

Track Listing: 0:00 The Wall

My dad raised me on classic rock as a kid. One day I got home from football practice my freshman year of high school at like 5 and he asks, “ Did you get all your homework done”. I was smart enough to get it all done before practice that day. He then tells me to get cleaned up and be ready to go in 10 minutes without telling me what was going on. He had scored tix for the wall at staples center that night. When I finally figure out we’re heading towards downtown LA he finally tells me and I lost my shit. One of the best memories I have with my dad. To this day, the only concert that compares to this was Black Sabbath The End tour with Ozzy. So grateful my dad raised me on good music.

1:44:21

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ❤

Absolutely Amazing!!!

"Don't look so frightened as it's just a passing phase. One of my bad days".

Thank you for posting this. Can't look away !

Sad to see no black people in the crowd 😢

This film looks better than the official 2013 movie lol

una belleza,viva el rey del blues

Solea starts at 48:29

I wonder where Pete Pardo on sea of tranquility would rank Gil Evans? - with great respect! Unfortunately this is too early stuff unless you like mediocre soft core. GBG NO EDITS.

Uuuaauuu👏👏🎶🎵

Just finished listening to the pod with James Kaplan discussing his book "3 Shades of Blue: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, and the Lost Empire of Cool"...the sound and image quality on this recording are first rate...thank you! (while Miles in the Herman Leonard photo looks on behind me)

Musiker mit Herzblut. Eine Ehre dabei gewesen zu sein. Leider waren einige Zuschauer nicht ganz auf der höhe. BB King greatest forever

its inconceivable that this album will one day be forgotten, like so many others. replaced by meaningless pop songs written with "cookie cutter" progressions and meaningless lyrics! this album, like countless others has hit to the core of millions over the years. Its impact on so many lives is without measure. personally it is a soundtrack to so many lives and how people feel inside without being able to say. 50 years old and it still gives me chills whenever i listen to it. The world needs this music! we need to keep it alive so that others can know that some people DO understand. that the voice inside screaming to be heard has a voice.

I was too young to attend this tour when it was still going on. I got into this kind of music a year or so after the tour had ended sadly. I've since seen Roger live twice now on his past two tours. Still jealous my dad got to see The Wall twice!

I saw John with Paco Peña and Al Di Meola in 1978 in Western Australia, great memories, i never this outfit and i if i could id pay good money to see them

Best concert of my life!!

I saw two shows are it was very obvious he lip synced the whole thing. Still liked it though

Line up : Miles Davis (tpt), Quincy Jones (conductor), Wallace Roney (tpt, flh), Kenny Garrett (as), Miles Evans (tpt), John D'Earth (tpt, flh), Lew Soloff (tpt), Jack Walrath (tpt, flh), John Clark (french horn), Tom Varner (french horn), Tom Malone (tb), David Bargeron (euphohium, tb), Earl McIntyre (euphohium, tb), David Taylor (btb), Conrad Herwig (euph), Howard Johnson (tuba, bs), George Adams (ts, fl), Jerry Bergonzi (ts), Alex Foster (as, ss, fl), Larry Schneider (ts, oboe, fl, cl), Sal Giorgianni (as), Roger Rosenberg (reeds), Bob Malach (ts, fl, cl), George Gruntz (p, leader), Gil Goldstein (kbds), Delmar Brown (kbds), Mike Richmond (b), Carlos Benavent (b), John Riley (dr, perc), Kennwood Dennard (dr on "Orgone", perc on other selectiones), Grady Tate (dr), Anne O'Brien (fl), Julian Cawdry (fl, pic, afl), Hans Peter Frehner (fl, pic, akl), Tilman Zahn (oboe), Dave Seghezzo (oboe), Xavier Duss (oboe), Judith Wenziker (oboe), Christian Rabe (bassoon), Reiner Erb (bassoon), Xenia Schindler (harp), Michel Weber (cl), Claudio Pontiggia (french horn), Alex Brofsky (french horn), Roland Dahinden (tb), Ack Van Rooyen (tp, flh), Manfred Schoof (tp, flh), Marvin Stamm (tp, flh) Set list : 1 Boplicity 2 Springsville 3 The Maids Of Cadiz 4 The Duke 5 My Ship 6 Miles Ahead 7 Blues For Pablo 8 Gone 9 Gone, Gone, Gone 10 Summertime 11 Here Come De Honey Man 12 The Pan Piper 13 Solea

Tank Michel Legrand and Miles Davs ❤

*Mr. King, 80 something and giving it all with love and passion, man, I miss him so much.*

Roger did a pretty good job on his Masterpiece, to bad Gilmore wasn't there. Them 2 were Pink Floyd.

I dont now something is missing,don’t misunderstand I love Pink Floyd 🎉

It lacks something without David.

In my life, no possible show will ever come close to this. I cried trough half of the first part of this concert, it meant so effin much to me.

Truly....A W E S O M E.

56:23

Epic

Excellent show, of course. I realize their messages are about how bad the system is and how we should revolt against it. I could enjoy the music more itself without all of that. Especially Europeans telling us how bad the US is....

Que en la otra vida me toque nacer entre músicos de este calibre que tenga inteligencia musical y que sea afroamericana. Y pueda tocar instrumentos de vientos que tanto me gustan. ❤❤❤

47:14 E IMPAZZISCO ❤

Who is that man at the beginning of the show who throws the doll onstage?

In memorial Garrett

Masterpiece. Absolute masterpiece

🌸🌱❤️🙄 クインシーが如何にジャズを愛しているかがわかるなぁ。😃

LOVE ROGER WATERS....THE LIGHT SHOW IS FANTASTIC!!!! NEVER ANYTHING ELSE IN THE WORLD 🌎🌍 COMES CLOSE TO THE SHOW MR.,ROGER WATERS PUTS ON...!!!!!😅😅😅😅😅😅 AMAZING SHOW MY FREINDS...ROGER WATERS RULES!!!!!😅😂😂

GOD OF MUSICIANS

GENIUS PURE GENIUS!!!

WOW 81 YEARS OLD LOOK AT HIS RIGHT HAND PICK!!! The maestro. You will forever live in my heart, my hero.

What a dead crowd

ВВ Кинг гениальный музыкант! Мне зашло сразу.

roger say the same monologue of run like hell in the live record of 1980-1981...interesting, and the song dont have much changes

Ok roger has broken with gilmour, but rogers put a guy to sing gilmours bits that pretend imitate gilmours perfectly, if you close your eyes its almost same voice. Anyway, rogers hipocrita

I remember back in the day debating this recording with other members of the now-defunct All About Jazz forum - which trumpet soloes were by Miles, and which were by Wallace Roney? The general feeling was that Roney was responsible for most of the impressive, strong playing on the concert. After all, Miles was in his last days before dying - right? Of course, when I watched the DVD version of this concert I realised that the truth was more the reverse. RIP Miles.

what was the guys name who was doing the comfortably numb guitar solo? i was just curious about it because i remember him in the the 2018 steven wilson concert.