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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0741157153521
Label: Cleopatra
Manufacturer: Cleopatra
Number Of Discs: 2
Publisher: Cleopatra
Release Date: September 13, 2005
Sales Rank: 62420
Studio: Cleopatra

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Disc 1:

1. In The Flesh? - feat. Adrian Belew, Alan White & Steve Porcaro
2. The Thin Ice - feat. Ian Anderson & Tony Levin
3. Another Brick In The Wall Part 1 - feat. Steve Morse & Billy Sherwood
4. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives - feat. Billy Sherwood & Vinnie Coliauta
5. Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 - feat. Fee Waybill, Ronnie Montrose & Mike Porcaro
6. Mother - feat. John Wetton, Adrian Belew & Alan White
7. Goodbye Blue Sky - feat. Steve Howe & Billy Sherwood
8. Empty Spaces - feat. Billy Sherwood & Robby Krieger
9. Young Lust - feat. Glenn Hughes
10. One Of My Turns - feat. Tommy Shaw
11. Don't Leave Me Now - feat. Robby Krieger & Tommy Shaw
12. Another Brick In The Wall Part 3 - feat. Steve Lukather & Tony Levin
13. Goodbye Cruel World - feat. Billy Sherwood & Tony Levin

Disc 2:

1. Hey You - feat. John Wetton, Steve Lukather, Tommy Shaw & Alan White
2. Is There Anybody Out There? - feat. Adrian Belew & Billy Sherwood
3. Nobody Home - feat. Rick Wakeman
4. Vera - feat. Tommy Shaw & Steve Howe
5. Bring The Boys Back Home - feat. Billy Sherwood & Jay Schellen
6. Comfortably Numb - feat. Chris Squire & Alan White
7. The Show Must Go On - feat. Adrian Belew & Vinnie Coliauta
8. In The Flesh - feat. Billy Sherwood, Steve Porcaro & Vinnie Coliauta
9. Run Like Hell - feat. Jason Chefe, Dweezil Zappa & Tony Kaye
10. Waiting For The Worms - feat. Billy Sherwood, Tony Levin & Vinnie Caliauta
11. Stop - feat. Billy Sherwood
12. The Trial - feat. Malcolm McDowell
13. Outside The Wall - feat. Billy Sherwood
14. Isn't This Where We Came In - feat. Malcolm McDowell

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Editorial Review:

Album DescriptionJapanese pressing tribute album to Pink Floyd includes three bonus tracks. Various artists including Keith Emerson, Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman, Steve Lukather, Tommy Shaw, John Wetton, Ian Anderson and Glenn Hughes. 26 tracks in all. Scitron Records. 2006. * Not on schedule anywhere outside of Japan.



Rating: - It seems hard to beat masterpiece
Even having the greatest names in prog-rock available for this project,
former YES man BILLY SHERWOOD couldn't do a much.It is only a good copy
of the original Roger Waters WORK,nothing different in sound or arrangements.I would expect more,especially from the men mentioned in credits.They should try harder,put new spirit in that old classic album.
I still like it,it's worth the money.But those guys have too much respect
for Waters and Pink Floyd.

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Rating: - Absolute perfection.
Some say why reinvent the wheel..hell why not when it is this perfect.Any major deviation from the original masterpiece will make most people very upset.Producing a perfect duplicate of the the original makes some people unhappy but its just what the doctor ordered for me.Don't get me wrong,i have the original Japan made masterpiece..but my opinion is that this cover album stands on its own and is highly recommended..get the Japan version.

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Rating: - Interesting, but couldn't reach me
Faithfull singing (and playing), some intelligent takes, some less. I don't think this can bring a new light on Waters' masterpiece - it is not a very subtle reading. The way the music is played here doesn't seem to help the script. The Wall - live in Berlin is a much better experience in this respect.

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Rating: - Back Against the Wall
O.K., this is faithful to the original, but not as slavishly as other people who have reviewed this say. I just picked this up and am amazed at the subtlety of the playing. The person who reviewed and said that this is a "note for note" reproduction has never seen the sheet music.

The musicians, as has been said before, are amazing. Steve Morse was undersatedly brilliant. Ian Anderson was an interesting pick. It's nice to see Gary Green (Gentle Giant) recording again. There are ... Read More

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Rating: - A tribute to literalness.
You've gotta be kidding! Sure, it's all expertly played, but it's so slavishly FAITHFUL that what's the point? Got news for you, friends, it ain't a tribute to play something "correctly" in a popular music idiom, it's a waste of time! Spend the money you would've laid out for this on Luther Wright and The Wrong's REBUILD THE WALL. Now THAT'S a tribute!

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