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Artist:    Pink Floyd
Title:     Serious Intermission
Unique_Id: SERINTER

Format:    CD
Catalog:   012 094 Serious Records
Misc.:     TV broadcast
Produced:  94
Date:      941020

Cover:     Blue and orange-coloured digipack with stone heads.

Sources:   20 Oct 1994, Earls Court, London.

Tracks:    Disc 1:
            1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (1-5,7)      
            2. Learning To Fly                          
            3. High Hopes                               
            4. Take It Back                             
            5. Coming Back To Life                      
            6. Sorrow                                  
            7. Keep Talking                             
            8. Another Brick In The Wall (part 2)      
            9. One Of These Days                        

           Disc 2:
            1. Speak To Me, Breathe                     
            2. On The Run                               
            3. Time                                     
            4. The Great Gig In The Sky                 
            5. Money                                    
            6. Us And Them                              
            7. Any Colour You Like                      
            8. Brain Damage                             
            9. Eclipse                                  
           10. Wish You Were Here                       
           11. Comfortably Numb                        
           12. Run Like Hell                            

Band:      David Gilmour
           Rick Wright
           Nick Mason

Xref:      For Whom The Bell Tolls <FORWHOM2>
           Out Of This World <OUTWORLD>

Quality:   Sup-   -PATRICK
           
Comments:  This is the same kind of recording as the cross references.
           The dynamic compression is very high and I don't like that.
           I did not compare it with the others so I don't know exactly
           which one is the best, but I would say that at least this one 
           is better than For Whom The Bell Tolls. -PATRICK