Pink Floyd Delicate Sound of Thunder Remix and Remastered: The Best Live Album showcasing the Band at their Peak
For a longtime fan of the legendary Pink Floyd, I've always felt that like a lot of other iconic Rock bands, many of their songs sounded even better in Live situations than in the studio especially given David Gilmour's skyscraper Guitar solos which really came to life during live improvisations. And as Gilmour's uniquely melodic and evocative playing comprises a large part of the sonic atmosphere of all Pink Floyd classics--from the poignant Shine on you crazy Diamond to the ethereal Comfortably Numb, it had always seemed to me that the band's catalogue really needed a few live albums that could capture the very best renditions of those classics. Sure P.U.L.S.E is a great Live Album containing some of the best versions of several of the band's most beloved songs, and Gilmour's extended Guitar solos really take the already great studio versions to whole new heights of musical richness. But even with all the pristine live recordings, there were several reas...