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Artist:    Pink Floyd
Title:     Live In Rome, Palaeur, June 20, 71
Unique_Id: LIROME71

Format:    2CD
Catalog:   A2155 Aulica
Misc.:     Audience Recording
Produced:  !
Date:      710620

Cover:     High quality digipack which features a photograph of the
           group and also a photograph from the coliseum. When opening
           the digipack, one can see a black and white photograph of
           Rome taken from an Airplane.

Sources:   20 Jun 1971, Palaeur, Rome.

Tracks:    Disc 1:
            1. Atom Heart Mother                                    18:50
            2. Careful With That Axe Eugene                         14:28
            3. Fat Old Sun                                          14:30
            4. Embryo                                               11:45
              
           Disc 2:
            1. Echoes                                               24:05
            2. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun            12:03
            3. Cymbaline                                            11:55  
            4. A Saucerful Of Secrets                               18:28
            5. Astronomy Domine                                      8:06

Band:      Roger Waters 
           Rick Wright 
           Nick Mason
           David Gilmour

Xref:      !

Quality:   VG  -PATRICK
           VG+ -PELLE
           VG  -ANDRE

Comments:  Echoes has the old lyrics    -PATRICK

           Echoes is called 'Return Of The Son Of Nothing', it is a good 
           copy, worth the price just for that song.   -BRANDON.

           The black and white inner photo is about a plastic model of
           ancient Rome, which is placed at the National Archeological
           of Rome. This is a complete set of a very enyojable
           performance, regarding a period which lacks of Roio cd. The
           sound quality is good for those times (no croud noise, just
           a little distortion in the middle of "Set the controls").
           The only fault is the high hiss level tha has not been
           improved from the analog source. What a pity!  Nevertheless,
           it is one worth buying. -PELLE

           There indeed is a lot of hiss, but not too distracting.  The
           'distortion' on Set The Controls is 'print-through in the right
           channel.  Like someone used an old tape that wasn't
           completely erased.    -ANDRE