PINK FLOYD - Animals aux Abattoirs

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PINK FLOYD - Animals aux Abattoirs

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Porte de Pantin, Pavillon de Paris, Porte de Pantin, Paris, France
February 25, 1977
Harvested release (HRV CDR 038)
1st gen cassette provided by Finkployd49, transfer by Neonknight, remastering by MOB

CD 1:
1. Sheep
2. Pigs On The Wing Pt.1
3. Dogs
4. Pigs On the Wing Pt.2
5. Pigs (Three Different Ones)

CD 2:
1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond Pt.1-5
2. Welcome To The Machine
3. Have A Cigar
4. Wish You Were Here
5. Shine On You Crazy Diamond Pt.6-9
6. Money

An excellent 1st gen tape provided by Finkployd49 was transferred by Neonknight in 2011, and the present Harvested release is a remastered version of this 1st gen tape transfer.
The remastering addressed mainly 3 aspects. First, on the rough transfer the speed was not consistent, the pitch increasing slightly as the show progressed. The speed of the first part of the Animals set is correct but it begins to accelerate during Dogs resulting in a 1.7% increase at the end of Pigs. A similar accelerating effect occurs for the second set, with 1.2% correction needed at the beginning of SOYCD 1-5 and 2% correction at the end of SOYCD 6-9. During Money, the acceleration is even more obvious where the first verse is 2% too fast and the last verse is 3% too fast. These speed fluctuations can be explained by batteries slowly losing power during the taping of the show. The present remaster corrects all of these speed issues.
Another aspect was the raw sound of the original transfer with some annoying saturation of particular frequencies during the loud parts and a kind of "narrow" spectrum due to prominent medium. Careful EQ was applied in order to reduce the annoying frequencies, and to let the music breathe more with a "fuller" sound. For instance, the depth of Roger's bass can be heard in its full glory on this remaster. Another example is the barking interlude in the middle of Dogs where the bass drum kicks now sound as they were likely to sound in the Pavillon that night.
Last but not least, the original recording was plagued with hundreds of mic bumps, probably caused by GD (the taper) moving during the show and touching his microphones. Every bump was carefully eliminated or attenuated manually in order to appreciate the music without these disturbances. This was the biggest challenge for this remaster, since it took dozens of hours to get rid of these mic bumps. There was no NR applied for this remaster.
In regards to the performance this show is a real killer.

Harvested Team (February 25, 2013)

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Re: PINK FLOYD - Animals aux Abattoirs

Post by ripple » Sun Jul 13, 2014 9:20 pm

thank you
The bus came by I got on that's when it all began

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