Pink Floyd Delicate Sound of Thunder(Expanded ) 180g vinyl3LP

Release date:21-11-2020(orginally released in 1988)

2021 EU remix 180g vinyl3LP Expanded - Reissue of 1988 Grammy Nominated Film/Live Album with 9 Bonus Tracks Not Included on Original Release; Completely Remixed from Original Multitrack Tapes by Longtime Engineer Andy Jackson with David Gilmour Assisted by Damon Iddins.

Features:
• 180g vinyl 3LP reissue
• First break out package from the Pink Floyd Later Years set
• Completely remixed from the original multitrack tapes by longtime Pink Floyd engineer Andy Jackson with Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, assisted by Damon Iddins
• Expanded with nine songs not included on the original 1988 release
• 24-page booklet
• Slip case with die-cut hole in front to reveal band on stage
• Poly liners plus card outer sleeves with spine

Tracks:
LP1:
A1 Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts 1-5
A2 Signs Of Life
A3 Learning To Fly
B1 Yet Another Movie
B2 Round And Around
B3 A New Machine Part 1
B4 Terminal Frost
B5 A New Machine Part 2
B6 Sorrow
LP2:
C1 The Dogs Of War
C2 On The Turning Away
C3 One Of These Days
D1 Time
D2 On The Run
D3 The Great Gig In The Sky
D4 Wish You Were Here
D5 Welcome To The Machine
LP3:
E1 Us And Them
E2 Money
E3 Another Brick In The Wall Part 2
F1 Comfortably Numb
F2 One Slip
F3 Run Like Hell

Sony Music presents a new remixed and remastered 180g vinyl 3LP reissue of Pink Floyd's Grammy-nominated film/live album Delicate Sound Of Thunder complete with nine bonus songs not included on the original 1988 release. As a record of the creative power of David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Richard Wright at their incendiary best, Pink Floyd's Delicate Sound of Thunder is an engrossing and uplifting event, bigger and better than ever here. The sound for this 2020 reissue was completely remixed from the original multitrack tapes by longtime Pink Floyd engineer Andy Jackson with Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, assisted by Damon Iddins.

In 1987, Pink Floyd made a triumphant resurgence. The legendary British band, formed in 1967, had suffered the loss of two co-founders: keyboardist/vocalist Richard Wright, who left after sessions for The Wall in 1979, and bass player and lyricist Roger Waters, who had left to go solo in 1985, soon after the 1983 album The Final Cut. The gauntlet was thus laid down for guitarist/singer David Gilmour and drummer Nick Mason, who proceeded to create the multi-platinum A Momentary Lapse Of Reason album, a global chart smash, which also saw the return of Wright to the fold. Originally released in September 1987, A Momentary Lapse Of Reason was quickly embraced by fans worldwide, who flocked to attend the live tour dates, which started within days of the album's release. The tour played to more than 4.25 million fans over more than two years, and, as a celebration of the enduring talent and global appeal of Pink Floyd, was unsurpassed at the time.

The setlist carefully balances the then-new material and Pink Floyd classics, including songs from The Dark Side Of The Moon ("Time," "On The Run," "The Great Gig In The Sky," "Us And Them"), the anthemic
title track of Wish You Were Here, The Wall's "Comfortably Numb" and a cathartic "Run Like Hell." A Momentary Lapse Of Reason tracks include the powerful "Learning To Fly," the lyrical "On The Turning Away," and the mesmerizing "Sorrow." Pink Floyd's stellar supporting cast for the live dates included: Jon Carin (keyboards, vocals), Tim Renwick (guitars, vocals), Guy Pratt (bass, vocals), Gary Wallis (percussion), Scott Page (saxophones, guitar), Margret Taylor (backing vocals), Rachel Fury (backing vocals) and Durga McBroom (backing
vocals).