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Artist:    Pink Floyd
Title:     Darkside II
Unique_Id: DRKSIDII

Format:    CD
Catalog:   HB02
Misc.:     Desk tape
Produced:  !
Date:      770129

Cover:     Pink Floyd in pink letters up the right hand side of the
           cover.  Picture of a man standing on a barren landscape
           with a big pink pig floating in the air behind him.

Sources:   29 Jan 1977, Berlin and 01 Feb 1977, Vienna.

Tracks:    1. Pigs On The Wing (part 1)                            2:09
           2. Pigs On The Wing (part 2)                            2:37
           3. Pigs (3 Different Ones)                             16:52
           4. Wish You Were Here                                   5:48
           5. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (part 6-9)               17:41
           6. Brain Damage                                         3:54 
           7. Eclipse                                              1:47 


Band:      Roger Waters 
           Rick Wright 
           Nick Mason
           David Gilmour

Xref:      !

Quality:   Ex  - with hiss  -PATRICK

Comments:  These tracks are from the same source as Dark Side Of The
           Pig. Pigs (3 Different Ones) is on the CD but does not appear
           on the cover. Brain Damage and Eclipse don't seem to be from
           these concerts but from one of the 74/75 tour   -PATRICK

           Has ticks and pops so I assume it was mastered from vinyl.
           Pigs (3 diff. ones) is not listed on the sleeve. There is
           quite a lot of hiss throughout the recording. Not the best
           recording of the 1977 tour, and not recommended.   -ANON

           The sound quality at the beginning of the CD is extremely
           poor, a lot of background noise and tape hiss.  POTW can be
           identified, but it is a pain to listen to!  SOYCD sounds
           much better, and is quite enjoyable.  Brain Damage is
           conceptually the best I have heard, a duet by RW and DG (RW
           singing the main melody, while DG sings the
           'alto/tenor'-part).