Pink Floyd: "Delicate Sound of Thunder", Original 1988 Live 2-LP Set, NEAR MINT+
  $   69

 


$ 69 Sold For
May 6, 2017 Sold Date
Apr 26, 2017 Start Date
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From Columbia Records (PC2 44484), this is DELICATE

SOUND OF THUNDER by PINK FLOYD. It is a true 

first pressing released November 22, 1988; recorded August 19-23,

1988, at Nassau Coliseum, Long Island. Gatefold is NEAR MINT; 

LP sides range from NEAR MINT MINUS to solid MINT, mostly in

the NEAR MINT+ range. An amazing play copy and collectible piece.

Obviously, our most passionate recommendation! 


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  The Cuts:

SIDE ONE No. Title Writer(s) Recording date Length 1. "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" Waters/Gilmour/Wright 20 August 1988 11:53 2. "Learning to Fly" Gilmour/Ezrin/Carin/Moore 21 August 1988 5:27 3. "Yet Another Movie" Gilmour/Leonard 19 August 1988 6:21 4. "Round and Around" Gilmour 19 August 1988 0:33 SIDE TWO No. Title Writer(s) Recording date Length 5. "Sorrow" Gilmour 23 August 1988 9:28 6. "The Dogs of War" Gilmour/Moore 21 August 1988 7:18 7. "On the Turning Away" Gilmour/Moore 21 August 1988 7:58 SIDE THREE No. Title Writer(s) Recording date Length 1. "One of These Days" Waters/Gilmour/Mason/Wright 23 August 1988 6:15 2. "Time" Waters/Gilmour/Mason/Wright 19 August 1988 5:16 3. "Money" Waters 23 August 1988 9:52 4. "Another Brick in the Wall (Part2)" Waters 19 August 1988 5:28 SIDE FOUR No. Title Writer(s) Recording date Length 5. "Wish You Were Here" Waters/Gilmour 20 August 1988 4:49 6. "Comfortably Numb" Gilmour/Waters 23 August 1988 8:56 7. "Run Like Hell" Waters/Gilmour 21 August 1988 7:12

Personnel & Instrumentation:
  • David Gilmour – guitars, console steel guitar, lead vocals
  • Nick Mason – drums, percussion, vocal sample
  • Richard Wright – keyboards, vocals
  • Jon Carin – keyboards, programming, vocals
  • Rachel Fury – backing vocals
  • Durga McBroom – backing vocals
  • Scott Page – saxophones
  • Guy Pratt – bass, vocals
  • Tim Renwick – guitars, backing vocals
  • Margaret Taylor – backing vocals (also known as Machan Taylor)
  • Gary Wallis – percussion, additional keyboards 

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