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Artist:    Pink Floyd
Title:     Forever And Ever
Unique_Id: FOREVER

Format:    2CD
Catalog:   PF 001/002
Misc.:     audience recording
Produced:  1994
Date:      940403

Cover:     The artwork is an audience shot, with the metal heads on
           either side top of the picture.

Sources:   03 Apr 1994, San Antonio.
           Disc says Live in San Antnio (yes, it says Antnio) 2 Apr 1994

Tracks:    Disc 1: 
            1. Asronomy Domine
            2. Learning to Fly
            3. What Do You Want From Me
            4. Poles Apart
            5. Sorrow
            6. Tack It Back
            7. Lost For Words
            8. Keep Talking
            9. On the Turning Away
           10. Shine On You Crazy Diamond

           Disc 2:
            1. Breathe in the Air
            2. Time
            3. Breathe in the Air reprise
            4. High Hopes
            5. Wish You Were Here
            6. One Of These Days
            7. The Great Gig In The Sky
            8. Us and Them
            9. Money
           10. Comfortably Numb
           11. Hey You
           12. Run Like Hell

Band:      David Gilmour
           Rick Wright 
           Nick Mason

Xref:      !

Quality:   VG

Comments:  Apparently a "well done analog recording" spoilt by tape
           drag towards the end of the tape.  -THE HEDONIST

           The sound quality is not excellent by any means but I
           thought it was worth the 39.00 (USD?) I spent.  It seems to
           be an audience recording and sounded quite like being
           there.  I have no other roio so I have nothing to compare it
           to.

           It is a double Cd set, the first set being Forever, the
           second being Ever, and is marked for promotional use only
           not for sale.  No indication of manufacturer, just pf-001 on
           one cd, and pf-002 on the other.  pf-001/2 on the cover.  -ANON

           The track listing is somewhat unique, with OOTD in the
           middle of the second set, and both PA and LFW included.  The
           CDs also have the tracks listed on them, but with a slight
           twist: the titles are reworded (eg, Sorrow is listed as
           "Sadness", On the Turning Away as "Far Away", Time as "The
           Clocks").  The sound quality is good for an analog recording
           (good bass, not much hiss), but the person doing the
           recording seemed to get the mike muffled every now and then,
           and the tape warbles for the second half of the second
           CD.        -STU