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Artist:    Roger Waters 
Title:     Radio City 1985 
Unique_Id: RADIOCTY 

Format:    CDR 
Catalog:   PFLZ-001: PFLZ Productions 
Misc.:     Radio Recording 107.3 WAAF Worcester/Boston MA. 
Produced:  
Date:      850328 
Matrix:    Disc  1: 

Cover:     A picture of waters holding a trophy of sorts. A lower quality 
           printing of the picture, seemingly from an older printer. 

Sources:   28 Mar 1985 Radio City Music Hall 

Tracks:    Disc:  1
            1. Welcome to the Machine 
            2. Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun 
            3. If 
            4. Wish You Were Here 
            5. Pigs on the Wing Pt. 1 
            6. Get Your Filthy Hands off My Desert 
            7. Southhampton Dock 
            8. The Gunner's Dream 
            9. In the Flesh 
           10. Nobody Home 
           11. Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 1 
           12. Happiest Days of our Lives 
           13. Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2 / DJ Dialogue 
           14. WAAF DJ Dialogue 
           15. DJ Dialogue / 4:30 AM (Apparently They Were 
               Travelling Abroad) 
           16. 4:33 AM (Running Shoes) 
           17. 4:37 AM (Arabs With Knives and West German Skies)            

Band:      Roger Waters 

Xref:      

Quality:   VG/EX 

Comments:  The recording starts out bad, but rebounds rather nicely. This 
           is not really a more "complete" version of the Radio City Music 
           Hall show in 85, as this version does not have "Money", "Have a 
           Cigar", and "Brain Damage/Eclipse", but it does have part of 
           the Pros and Cons portion of the show, which is great, and IMHO 
           makes up for those songs. Unfortunately it ends prematurely 
           during the Pros and Cons portion of the show. It is interesting 
           to hear the dj from WAAF (even though what he says is not 
           interesting, talks about holophonic radio), and the Westwood-1 
           Radio Network (whatever that is). Also, it appears that some 
           sort of hiss reduction was used, making the quality of the 
           music better. In "The Gunner's Dream" and "Nobody Home" have 
           dropouts in them (part of the song is missing), but only a 
           small portion. 
                          - DARKSIDE