Sun 11 May – Roger Waters

Normaal gesproken zit ik meer in de Blues, Jazz, Funk, Soul en Hip-Hop, maar mijn 6de liefde gaat ongetwijveld uit naar Rock. Zoals velen van mijn generatie is Pink Floyd echt zo'n vader op zoon ding, niet zo verwonderlijk dan ook dat ik voor dit concert (wederom) met me vader op pad ben gegaan. Ten opzichte van vorig jaar (toen in het Gelredome, Arnhem) een behoorlijke rit. Maargoed, dat heb je over voor een levende legende als Waters. In totale tegenstelling tot de meeste reacties over het "parkeerprobleem" konden wij vrij vlot de auto kwijt en Megaland bereiken. Maar voor het muzikale genot eerst een bezoekje gebracht aan het prachtige dorp, werkelijk waar een van de grootste toeristische trekpleisters van Zuid-Nederland. Wauw! Met de wonderbaarlijke gezellige architectuur en verlaten straten zijn Pinkpop en Waters waarschijnlijk het enigste lichtpuntje van het jaar.

In een van de plaatselijke restaurantjes hebben we tevens kunnen genieten van een heerlijke maaltijd waarbij meer zout dan eten op het bordje werd geserveerd. Dat alles drukt de pret uiteraard allemaal niet, rond 6’en zijn we richting het Megaland terrein gelopen waar we opzich vrij snel bij het podium aankwamen. Hierbij ook nog even me complimenten voor de manier waarop de organisatie zich in zet voor een beter milieu, door een kleine heffing op de consumptie bonnen te rekenen. Vooral hoe ze vervolgens bij het afhalen van een consumptie een “plastic” flesje leeg gieten in een “plastic” bekertje! Fijn om te weten dat hier op een bewuste manier met mens, natuur en milieu rekening wordt gehouden! Voor het concert daadwerkelijk begon hadden we een mooi plekje, op zo’n 20 meter afstand van het podium, in het gras veroverd waar we in het zonnetje waar we van onze wel verdiende “milieubewuste” banaansmoothie konden genieten. Net als in het Gelredome begon het iets later dan gepland, vooral de intro werkt op de lachspieren als een groot deel van de vrouwen enthousiasth de heupen losgooit onder “Dancing Queen”, waarna deze weer abrupt snel wordt weg gezapt.



Aangezien ik de show al eerder had gezien waren de verassings elementen er al een beetje af, maar dat mag de pret niet drukken. De eerste 70 minuten staan in het teken van het oudere werk van Pink Floyd en enkele solo nummers van Waters zelf. De show start met In The Flesh?. Vooral de combinatie van beeld en muziek en de verwijzingen naar de film zorgen voor een goed begin van een fantastische avond. Andere nummers van The Wall als Mother en later die avond Comfortably Numb. Vooral de woorden: “Mother should I trust the gouverment?” wekken een leuke reactie van het publiek op. Meer politieke statements komen terug in een van zijn recentere nummers: Leaving Beirut, de boodschap van het nummer is duidelijk, persoonlijk vond ik het muzikale geheel vergeleken met het andere werk toch een stuk minder, de climax stond wel echter vrij haaks met de kritiek die ik op de rest van het nummer had en wordt wel op een mooie wijze afgesloten.

Naast The Wall worden ook andere bekende albums als (onvermijdbaar) Wish You Were Here, Amused to Death en Animals gespeeld. De show word constant door bijpassende beelden op de achtergrond bijgestaan maar hier en daar met wat extra’s zo komt het varken uit de Animals cover midden in de show aangevlogen waarna hij hoog in de lucht verdwijnt tijdens de korte pauze. Als de show vlak daarna al weer wordt opgepakt is het tijd voor, het volgens velen meest geprezen album van Pink Floyd; The Dark Side of the Moon! Elk nummer van het wellicht beste album aller tijden komt aanbod. Vooral On the Run was live een echte uitblinker, door het prachtige geluid dat overal om je heen de chaotische sfeer van het nummer benadrukte. En hierbij dus een dikke pluim voor de audio die van zeer hoge kwaliteit was.



Uiteraard was het na het spelen van The Dark Side of the Moon nog niet geheel afgelopen wat betreft de show. Een bijzonder sterk toegift was het zorgde voor een goede afsluiter van de avond, met een aantal van de grootste klassiekers uit het oude werk van Pink Floyd. Geweldig trouwens hoe iedereen enthousiasth meezingt op Another Brick in the Wall om vervolgens de rest van de week weer braaf om 7 uur het bed uit te stappen en richting het werk te rijden. Geweldig! “We don’t need no education!”, laat me niet lachen... Hoe dan ook, dat alles doet uiteraard geen afbreuk aan de show, wat mijn inziens wel enigsinds afbreuk deed aan het geheel waren de back-up zangeressen. Vooral bij mijn persoonlijke favoriet van het Dark Side of the Moon album; The Great Gig in the Sky. Het klonk vrij verkracht door de vreemde echo, maar voornamelijk het feit dat de zangeres in kwestie totaal niet de juiste toon (zowel letterlijk als figuurlijk) sloeg. Terwijl het vorige jaar echter voor een 3 minuten duurde kippenvel momentje zorgde.

Bovendien vind ik het jammer dat toch een groot aantal nummers ongehoord blijven en Waters het houdt op de publieksfavorieten. Daar in tegen was de aanvulling van de band tijdens het optreden wel erg sterk, 2 kleine slippertjes van de drummer die tijdens het toegift o.a. 1 maal zijn stokjes liet vallen maar over het algemeen een erg sterke band die allen een eigen inbreng binnen het geheel hadden. Om half 3 zijn we weer thuis aangekomen, in de auto nog volop na genieten van de mooie avond. Het lage zonnetje in de eerste 70 minuten en de maan en sterren na de pauze. Avondje om niet snel te vergeten lijkt me zo.

*Foto's (Erik Luyten Photography's) afkomstig van Flurl, andere foto vind je hier ook terug. Video'tjes via YouTube

Sun 11 May – Roger Waters

Finally I got to see Roger Waters “in the flesh”. And it was a great day and performance! The weather was beautiful and around 4:30 PM we arrived at the entrance of Megaland. There were already people waiting in front of the gate, but not as much as I expected. Around 5:15 PM the gates opened and we were walking towards the stage. We had great places! Just about 5 rows in front of us and we were facing the backing singers. We spend some time drinking, eating and talking with all the people around us. Around 8:15 we had some movement on the stage and it started!

I’m not going to mention everything but here are some highlights for me:
Mother: Sylvia Mason-James did a great performance of the ‘Mother’ part but she looked so tensed and stressed about it. I wonder where that came from.
The Fletcher Memorial Home: Roger was really in his element this one of his best songs.
Perfect Sense: a stunning solo by PP Arnold. Really awesome.
Sheep: one of my favourites and it was great. The pig flew around and at the end it (again) had a lift off.
On The Run: absolutely brilliant. I always thought that On The Run was the dullest song on Dark Side. But this vversion was awesome. The quadrophonic sound was great ion this song.
Us And Them: was done nicely by Jon Carin. I really liked the spots during the chorus . It was giving the song a much stronger effect.
Eclipse: is a great finisher. But I think something went wrong . I guess Roger sang the wrong lines and the girls didn’t follow him. So it was a bit of mess at the end, but eventually they all ended with the same line: “and the sun is eclipsed by the moon”. And the prism shone his light around the field. Brilliant!
Bring The Boys Back Home: great explosions on the stage, we could feel the air pressure everytime one exploded.

All in all, a great concert, the quadraphonic effect did his job perfectly and the band seemed to be in a good mood. Even Snowy White walked around the stage and chatted with his fellow musicians.


Set 1:
In the Flesh
Mother
Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts I-V- abridged
Have a Cigar
Wish You Were Here
Southampton Dock
The Fletcher Memorial Home
Perfect Sense, Part I
Perfect Sense, Part II
Leaving Beirut
Sheep

Set 2:
Speak to Me
Breathe
On the Run
Time
Breathe (reprise)
The Great Gig in the Sky
Money
Us and Them
Any Colour You Like
Brain Damage
Eclipse

Encore:
The Happiest Days of Our Lives
Another Brick in The Wall Part II
Vera
Bring the Boys Back Home
Comfortably Numb

I recommend u the following songs to rock out today
Enjoy

1. Pink Floyd - Breathe
2. Pink Floyd - On the Run
3. Radiohead - Reckoner
4. Radiohead - There There
5. Radiohead - Paranoid Android
6. Radiohead - Bodysnatchers
7. Radiohead - Jigsaw Falling Into Place
8. The Who - Baba O Reilly
9. Blondie - One Way or Another
10. The Beatles - Helter Skelter
11. Stereophonics - Dakota
12. David Bowie - Under Pressure
13. The BeatlesDon't Let Me Down
14. The Beatles - Blackbird
15. José González - Teardrop
16. The Beatles - Let It Be
17. Bryan Adams - Summer of '69
18. Radiohead - Creep
19. Pink Floyd - Eclipse

Songs which share titles or have extremely similar titles but are not covers or alternate versions of the same song. A work in progress.

Broken (Jack Johnson)
Broken (Norah Jones)

The Entertainer (Scott Joplin)
The Entertainer (Billy Joel)

Heartbreaker (Led Zeppelin)
Heartbreaker (Mariah Carey)
Heartbreaker (Pat Benetar)

Heaven (Los Lonely Boys)
Heaven (Talking Heads)

How (John Lennon)
How (The Cranberries)

I Need You (The Beatles)
I Need You (America)

Maggie Mae (The Beatles)
Maggie May (Rod Stewart)

Money (The Beatles)
Money (Pink Floyd)

My Way (Frank Sinatra)
My Way (Limp Bizkit)

On the Run (Pink Floyd)
On the Run (OMC)

Our House (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young)
Our House (Madness)

Photograph (Ringo Starr)
Photograph (Jamie Cullum)
Photograph (Nickelback... hate them)

Rain (The Beatles)
Rain (Rusted Root)

Runaway (Traveling Wilburys)
Runaway (The Corrs)

The Show Must Go On (Pink Floyd)
The Show Must Go On (Queen)

Sweet Dreams (Eurythmics)
Sweet Dreams (La Bouche)

This Boy (The Beatles)
This Boy (Franz Ferdinand)

Upside Down (Barenaked Ladies)
Upside Down (Jack Johnson)

How does the world see me?
My Mirage
Not at all?

Will I have a happy life?
On the Run
Probably not.

What do my friends really think of me?
Get Up Get Off
Sometimes its better not to know.

Do people secretly lust after me?
Operation Lockdown
That's a no.

How can I make myself happy?
Wot's...uh the Deal
Illegal substances?

What should I do with my life?
Bring the Boys Back Home
I don't like the way this is going.

Why should life be full of so much pain?
I Feel Love (Yamino's trance mix)
Love = Pain?

How can I maximise my pleasure during sex?
Brothers in Arms
I DEFINITELY don't like the way this is going!

Will I ever have children?
Killer's Lullaby
Probably not a good idea.

Will I die happy?
The Red & the Black
No.

What is some good advice for me?
White Riot
Stand up for your rights.

What is happiness?
If Everybody Looked the Same (radio version)
Conforming!

What is my favourite fetish?
Message to Love
Dirty phone calls?

How will I be remembered?
Sin City
Bad!

Fri 30 Nov – The Australian Pink Floyd Show. Where do I begin? First off, the place was packed. I was almost surprised there were so many people there to see a tribute band. I was with my 25 year old brother. Me and him have always fought a lot, like most brothers, I'd imagine. But lately we've been a little closer. I was originally going to go to this concert with my mom, but I decided to go with my brother, since me and my mom saw Roger Waters in May.

Soon after the first song, "Breathe" kicked in, I found out why the place was packed: They're basically Pink Floyd! If you closed your eyes, you'd have no clue it wasn't the real thing. After "Breathe" came "On the Run" with some cool visuals on the screen as expected. I think Roger did this track better though, visually and otherwise. At the end was the big crash, which then segued into the loud clocks of "Time". This song was another dead-on replication, but even better in some parts. The guitarist (the tall bald one, sorry I don't know his name) was on fire. So was the shorter, not-bald one. The vocals were really well done.

Now comes the highlight of the first set: "The Great Gig in the Sky". The two ladies on backing vocals blew the roof off. I've never heard such beautiful voices in my life. Better than Roger (and his girls') rendition by a bit. Roger's girls' were amazing, and I think they did a very great job doing this song, but the Australian Pink Floyd's two white ladies (not that race matters, just saying) were even better! They both got a standing ovation afterwards, and rightfully so. The rest of "The Dark Side..." went on without a hitch, with everything being spot-on perfect; better in some parts. "Money" was just as good as when I heard Roger do it in May. Also, during Any Colour You Like, the singer/shorter guitarist did some voices with his mouth while playing. Kind of like Gilmour does on WYWH, except louder and faster? I dunno how to explain it.

They got a two minute standing ovation/screamvation after the set ended. We finally gave the keyboardist a moment to speak and tell us to go get a beer or two. I, of course, didn't, but it was neat that he supported drinking! o_o

The second set... this is where it gets good (gooder).
It opened with the familiar flute(?) thingy from Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V). The little "DOO DOO DA DOO" was perfect, better than when Mr. Kilminster did it. I swear, I've never heard a better guitarist live. This guy rivals David Gilmour. I am speaking about the bald guy. I really have no idea who was playing what. But when that bald guy was playing, he was fucking killing it. (That's a good thing) They played the song perfectly. Saxophone and everything. The vocals were REALLY good. This is where I lose track of what song came after what.

They played "Learning to Fly" which was amazing, especially thanks to the drummer. He's very talented. The guitar solos were dead on. "Take It Back" was then played. I can't describe how dead on perfect they were during this whole concert. They played songs better than Pink Floyd has ever played them!

Then came "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun". To be honest, I can't stand the original version of this song. It's really boring to me. But this version... BLEW ME THE FUCK AWAY! The saxophonist was killing it, and then I was like "well that's great!", and then the tall bald guitarist got in on the fun, too! He was playing his ass off, you could tell he was feeling it. I was feeling it too, it was amazing! I wish the studio version was this good!

Next up was "Nobody Home", which featured the singer slouched down in a chair next to a lamp, just like in the "The Wall" movie (during "Comfortably Numb"). I was so surprised to hear this song, and even more surprised to see them kind of acting it out on stage! I'm surprised the singer could sing so well slouching like that! A truly amazing performance of that song.

Then came another unexpected song... "Pigs (Three Different Ones)". I'm not the biggest fan of this one either, but boy did I love it when they did it. I couldn't help but sing along. The light show was great (as it was on ALL of the songs), and the familiar Battersea Power Station was seen on the screen. And then, a bit into the song, out from the side of the stage comes... THE PIG! Now this is a small place, so this thing didn't come out and float around, but it did pop out, to my surprise, and seemed to bob it's head. The eyes lit up when the lights were dark, and then they seemed to look like puppydog eyes towards the end of the song. It looked like it might of been one of the pigs from Pink Floyd's "The Division Bell" tour, not sure, though.

Then was Wish You Were Here, I believe. I don't remember a lot of this song, other than it being spot on. I was recording it on camera for my mom, and whenever I record something, I usually don't remember it. The lights were very pretty (sorry for sounding gay), and the singer did the waah waah waah with his voice just like Gilmour does.

Next up was the TOTALLY UNEXPECTED "Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX)", although leaving out the last two parts. When this started, I almost shit my pants. I listened to this song in the car on the way there, and said "nah, there's no way they'll play this at the concert. It's never played", and then THEY PLAYED IT! And it was BEAUTIFUL! Definitely my favorite part of the "Shine On" suite. The lap steel (I think there's some in that song) was done SO AMAZINGLY. My love for TAPFS went through the roof once they did this song.

Once that was done, and my face was completely blown off, I heard something familiar. That little "BRUN DUN DUN DUN... BREENG... BRUN DUN DUN DUN DUN..." cue One of These Days. I'm not the biggest fan of this studio version, I'll admit. But if they could make me enjoy Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun, I knew I'd love this. When the song started, I noticed something on stage, blowing up. I thought it would be something dumb, BUT IT WAS A GIANT FUCKING KANGAROO! And when they got around the banging of the drums that preceeds "One of these days...", the lights flashed and you could see the kangaroo's face, showing his grimacing... grin? Either way, that was bad ass. But then once they got into the jam part after the lyrics, THE KANGAROO STARTED JUMPING UP AND DOWN TO THE BEAT! I was blown away! Not to mention the non-bald guy FUCKING BROKE IT DOWN on the lap steel. I mean your man was having at it. Holy shit. WOO!

Then came the overly-expected The Happiest Days of Our Lives, followed by Another Brick In The Wall (Part II). I'll admit, these were very well-done, vocally. And of course, musically. I basically hate Another Brick in the Wall (Part II), but once again, I enjoyed this. Then after a 92 minute (or something) applause, they introduced the band. I have shitty hearing, so I made out maybe three names. None of which I remember now. Then they announced they'd be playing their last song of the night; Comfortably Numb.

The singer (obviously) sounded better than Roger does (or has) on this song in the last eight years. He sounded so good. And the guy singing Gilmour's parts sounded almost exactly like him! Now onto the first solo... DEAD ON as expected. Just perfect. The second solo... I almost flew out of my seat. The guitarists are SO GOOD. They played this much better than Kilminster/White did at Roger's concert in May. Not to take away ANYTHING from those two brilliant guitarists, but these guys blew the roof off. It's going to cost a lot to repair it, I'd imagine. I mean, they REALLY did an ass-kicking solo. An ass-BEATING solo. An ass-VAPORIZING solo. It was like the original on steroids! Not as good as I've heard Gilmour do, BUT SO CLOSE! It was at least four minutes long, probably five. The very end where they all just go crazy was, well, crazy! But a good crazy! An amazing crazy! Superb crazy!

Then, it was over... my brother got up to leave, and so did a bit of other people, but I stood there, screaming and clapping. The lights went off, and my brother urged me to come on so we wouldn't be stuck in the rush of people. But I knew better. I knew they wouldn't leave us hanging. I stood there screaming "ONE MORE SONG!" for about two minutes, along with the rest of the audience clapping and screaming, and sure enough the lights flickered.

I could just barely see someone coming back to the stage, and there they were, back to play us another song. "da da da deen da da da da deen da da da". If you can't interpret my shitty written-translation of the song, it's Hey You! I was pretty surprised to hear this, too! Again, I can't say it enough, the vocals were spot-on just like every song. They really pay tribute to Pink Floyd. I wish I wasn't so dumb, because I really can't differentiate keyboards from bass from lap steel, but the part where it's like "WAAH wuh WAAH WAAH, WAAH wuh WAAH WAAH, WAAH wuh WAAH WAAH" was KICK ASS! I mean, it felt like somebody took their steel-toed boot and kicked me in the ass! But it felt so good!

Then the lights went out again, and we weren't done screaming. I wasn't, at least. Not by a long shot. My brother again tried to get us to leave. "Fuck that", said I.

I heard the familiar scratching thing Gilmour did in '94 (did he do it before then?). The lights went crazy for a few seconds as this happened, then stopped. Repeat about five more times, then cue bassist (I believe) repeating almost the exact same words Roger did during the 1980 tours. "Is there anybody here who's weak? Are there any weak people in the audience? Are there any paranoids in the audience? Well this one's for you, it's called Run Like Hell... come on, ENJOY YOURSELVES! HAVE A GOOD TIME! CLAP! I CAN'T HEAR YOU!". Everyone was on their feet clapping, myself included. I honestly think my brother was the only one who sat down during this whole song (poor bloke, bet he couldn't see a thing). This was another one of those songs where the guitarists really shined. They were so kick ass. The light show was probably at it's peak on this song. Or maybe it wasn't, I can't fucking remember. Curse you, 16 year old brain.

Anyways, after they had rocked my socks off (I couldn't find them afterwards), I was afraid that it was over... we then walked out of the room. But I ran back in, just holding out hope for one more song (I'm greedy). No such luck. So I then made my sad, but very happy walk out of the building. Still stunned at how good it was, comparisons to the Roger concert in May just kept running though my head. I'm so glad I saw these Australian blokes, they're spectacular.

Folks, this was the best concert I've EVER seen, and probably ever will see. Even if this was only the second concert I've ever seen, the first one was Roger Waters earlier this year, and I believe this show was better. Not WAY BETTER!!!!!!11, but it was better. Maybe because I wasn't so far from the stage? Maybe because there weren't two drunk 20-something's talking DURING THE ENTIRE FUCKING CONCERT? Either way, I feel this was more impressive than Roger's concert (but his was still AMAZING!).

If you're having any doubts, may those be completely erased now: The Australian Pink Floyd are the real deal! See them if/while you can! You will NOT be disappointed in the slightest. =]

Thank you, Australian Pink Floyd, for giving me the best night of my life. Thank you for playing amazing songs, and thank you for playing them in their entire amazingness (even better in some cases). Thank you for giving me three hours (or two?) to completely forget about my problems and my life, and just focus on the great music of Pink Floyd. I will never forget it. Thank you.

P.S.: I wasn't high. You don't need to be high to enjoy this!

First band: Angra
1. In Excelsis
2. Nova Era
3. Acid Rain
4. Millenium Sun
5. Heroes of Sand
6. Unholy Wars
7. Rebirth
8. Judgement Day
9. Deus Le Volt!
10. Spread Your Fire
11. Angels and Demons
12. The Temple of Hate
13. The Shadow Hunter

Second Band: Blind Guardian
1. War of Wrath
2. Into the Storm
3. Battlefield
4. Mirror Mirror
5. Under the Ice
6. Imaginations From the Other Side
7. I'm Alive
8. The Script for My Requiem
9. Bright Eyes
10. Another Holy War
11. Time Stands Still (At the Iron Hill)
12. Punishment Divine
13. And Then There Was Silence

Third Band: Tool
1. The Grudge
2. Eon Blue Apocalypse
3. The Patient
4. Mantra
5. Schism
6. Parabol
7. Parabola
8. Ticks & Leeches
9. Lateralus
10. Disposition
11. Reflection
12. Triad
13. Faaip de Oaid
14. Stinkfist
15. Eulogy
16. H.
17. Useful Idiot
18. Forty Six & 2
19. Vicarious
20. Jambi
21. Rosetta Stoned

Fourth Band: Dream Theater
1. 6:00
2. Erotomania
3. Voices
4. Scarred
5. Trial of Tears
6. Metropolis, Pt. 1: The Miracle and the Sleeper
7. Under a Glass Moon
8. Wait for Sleep
9. Learning to Live
10. Fatal Tragedy
11. Home
12. The Dance of Eternity
13. The Great Debate
14. Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence
15. In The Presence Of Enemies
16. Octavarium

Fifth Band: Symphony X
1. Prelude
2. Evolution (The Grand Design)
3. Fallen
4. Transcendence (Segue)
5. Communion and the Oracle
6. The Bird-Serpent War / Cataclysm
7. On the Breath of Poseidon (Segue)
8. Egypt
9. The Death of Balance / Lacrymosa
10. Absense Of Light
11. A Fool's Paradise
12. Rediscovery (Segue)
13. Rediscovery (Part II) - The New Mythology
14. Set the World on Fire (The Lie of Lies)
15. Paradise Lost
16. Eve of Seduction
17. The Walls of Babylon
18. Seven
19. The Accolade
20. The Accolade II
21. The Divine Wings of Tragedy
22. Candlelight Fantasia
23. Awakenings
24. The Odyssey

Sixth Band: Porcupine Tree
1. Fear of a Blank Planet
2. My Ashes
3. Anesthetize
4. Sentimental
5. Way Out of Here
6. Sleep Together
7. Signify
8. Waiting
9. Even Less
10. Don't Hate Me
11. Hatesong
12. Last Chance to Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled
13. Russia on Ice
14. Radioactive Toy
15. Nil Recurring
16. Normal
17. Cheating The Polygraph
18. What Happens Now?

Seventh Band: Opeth
1. Ghost of Perdition
2. The Baying of the Hounds
3. Beneath the Mire
4. Bleak
5. Harvest
6. The Drapery Falls
7. Dirge for November
8. Closure
9. Reverie/Harlequin Forest
10. April Ethereal
11. When
12. Deliverance
13. A Fair Judgement
14. Benighted
15. Moonlapse Vertigo
16. Serenity Painted Death
17. Demon of the Fall
18. Blackwater Park

Eighth Band: Led Zeppelin
1. Good Times Bad Times
2. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
3. You Shook Me
4. Dazed and Confused
5. Your Time Is Gonna Come
6. Black Mountain Side
7. Communication Breakdown
8. I Can't Quit You Baby
9. How Many More Times
10. Ten Years Gone
11. Kashmir
12. No Quarter
13. Since I've Been Loving You
14. Going to California
15. When the Levee Breaks
16. Whole Lotta Love
17. In My Time of Dying
18. Achilles Last Stand

Ninth Band: Pink Floyd
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.