Pink Floyd Pink Floyd/England,UK 5.9.1969 Upgrade Italy 1987 Best Of Both Worlds Disc

Best Of Both Worlds Disc 6(70:55) 01

and "Mess It Up" is a worldwide premiere that was not even performed at the release commemorative live show

This work also follows that trend

2000 {"HELIOCENTRIC" released on April 10th} ・April 14th - August 25th: Europe #1 (30 performances) ← *ROYAL ALBERT HALL ・September 9th - 17th: Japan #1 (6 performances) ・October 28th - November 4th: UK (5 performances) 2001 ・February 3rd - July 7th: Europe #2 (27 performances) ← *DAYS OF SPEED ・July 12th - 17th: Japan #2 (5 performances) ・July 20th - 26th: North America (5 performances) ・August 3rd - September 4th: Europe #3 (3 performances) {"DAYS OF SPEED" released on October 8th} ・October 31st - December 12th: Europe #4 (16 performances) ← ★Here★ This is Paul Weller in 2000/2001

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Pink Floyd Pink Floyd/England,UK 5.9.1969 Upgrade Italy 1987 Best Of Both Worlds DiscThe famous recording, called "Ura Umagauma" and "Umagauma on site experience" by maniacs, has been upgraded. The definitive version, which further brushes up the new master, is now available for permanent preservation. This work is recorded at the "May 9, 1969 Southampton University" performance. It is the best audience recording. Why "Ura Umagauma" is the content and position of the show. To explain its meaning, let's first look back at the outline