970305*************************************************************

Artist:    Pink Floyd 
Title:     Live In Tokyo 1972 
Unique_Id: LIVTOKYO 

Format:    2CD 
Catalog:   AMS 9616-2-1/2 Amsterdam 
Misc.:     Japanese, "Not For Sale - For Promotion Only" :-) 
Produced:  1996 
Date:      720306 
Matrix:    Disc  1: AMS9616-2-1 505275 IFPI L601 
           Disc  2: AMS9616-2-2 24187X IFPI L602 

Cover:     Front: Blurred picture of 69/70 PF in a park or something, 
                  sitting on a fence (Rick and Roger have some ugly red 
                  boots on..). Pink Floyd written with pink, psychedelic 
                  letters. A rainbow- coloured bar is drawn from left to 
                  right, and just below it says: Live in Tokyo 1972. 

Band:      A 
                  somewhat unclear photo of the stage with the drumkit 
                  most prominent. The rainbow bar is also drawn here, 
                  along with the track list. 


Sources:   06 Mar 1972, Tokyo Taiikukan, Tokyo, Japan 

Tracks:    Disc:  1
            1. Speak To Me 
            2. Breathe 
            3. On The Run 
            4. Time & Breathe Reprise 
            5. The Great Gig In The Sky 
            6. Money 
            7. Us And Them 
            8. Any Colour You Like 
            9. Brain Damage 
           10. Eclipse 
               Total Time:                                         50:47 

           Disc:  2
            1. One Of These Days 
            2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 
            3. Echoes 
            4. A Saucerful Of Secrets 
               Total Time:                                         61:07 

Band:      Roger Waters 
           Nick Mason 
           David Gilmour 
           Rick Wright 

Xref:      

Quality:   VG - Some tape hiss 

Comments:  Ok, this is another edition of the March 9, 1972 concert, 
           another one being Waters' Gate. But judging from the review in 
           the DB, I don't believe that these two come from the same 
           source, or this one is some generations lower (I haven't heard 
           WG). In fact, this one is quite enjoyable, and moreover, it 
           also includes ASOS, WG doesn't. Unfortunately, some (not to say 
           a lot) tape hiss drags it down to just Vg. Without the hiss, 
           I'd had rated it Vg+ , as sound is pretty clear, a little thin 
           on the bass perhaps, but otherwise ok. You'll have to judge for 
           yourself, but I think it's ok. 
                          - OSCAR