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Artist:    Pink Floyd
Title:     The Other Side of the Moon Vol 3
Unique_Id: OTHSIDE3

Format:    CD
Catalog:   BAN-033-C
Misc.:     First half of a concert.  Second half on Other Side Vol 4.
Produced:  Australia.
Date:      890715

Cover:     Standard 'Unauthorised' comments all over it.
           Small photo on front cover: close-up of Dave with face 
           muscles contorted (belting out a song, I presume).  Writing 
           is in a dark purple on a black background (which makes it a 
           bit difficult to read).

Sources:   15 Jul 1989, Venice (almost certainly).
           Disc says Europe 1989 (part 1).

Tracks:    1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond        2:47
           2. Learning To Fly                   5:29
           3. Yet Another Movie                 6:18
           4. Sorrow                            9:59
           5. Dogs of War                       8:10
           6. On The Turning Away               7:39
                                        Total  40:32

Band:      David Gilmour*
           Rick Wright*
           Nick Mason*

           Guy Pratt (Bass, Vocals)*   Scott Page (Saxohones, Guitar)*
           Gary Wallis (Precussion)*         Lorelei McBroom (Vocals)*
           Jon Carin (Keyboards, Vocals)*        Rachel Fury (Vocals)*
           Tim Renwick (Guitars, Vocals)*      Durga McBroom (Vocals)*

Xref:      Venetian Nights ?

Quality:   Ex+  -PHIL
           Ex   -MARK

Comments:  Live in Venice?   -DAve.

           Almost certainly.  Tracklist and times are very similar, and
           other echosians have recognised Dave's little speech at the
           end of Learning To Fly.  The sound is difficult to fault, but
           the performance isn't very different to DSoT.  Incidentally,
           track 4 starts with Round and Round. -PHIL

           The trebele is a bit muted, but overall is an excellent
           recording. Very little audience noise. - MARK

           The way that they were legally possible to sell was the
           "Unathourised" statement on the cover. Unfortunately that
           has been changed.