Name: Brain Damage by The Pink Floyd Show in my likes
Duration: 3 min 53 s
Description: Recorded live at The Brindley Arts Centre, Runcorn with Mary-Ann Ratcliffe 27.04.12

my likes

Recorded live at The Brindley Arts Centre, Runcorn - 27.04.12

Speak to Me/Breathe (In the Air)

Recorded live at The Brindley Arts Centre, Runcorn with Mary-Ann Ratcliffe 27.04.12

Us & Them

Brain Damage

Time/Breathe Reprise

04 - Time

05 - The Great Gig In The Sky

07 - Us And Them

Pink Floyd - Mother (Cover)

@eric-burdon-official Eric Burdon & @the-animals-official - House of the Rising Sun

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#60s #ClassicRock #TheAnimals

Eric Burdon & The Animals "House of the Rising Sun"

I'm a Beatles fanatic, but boy do I like Gerry Marsden's voice.  As I should have been getting ready for bed, I heard this song, and couldn't resist a quick recording. 

Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying - (Gerry And The Pacemakers Cover) - remastered

The band was formed in the summer of 2005 by guitarists Andy Baker and Chris Clowsley as a result of their desire to not only play but perform the music of Pink Floyd with the same sense of adventure and experimentalism that made the band so unique in the Sixties and Seventies. From the outset their concept has been to capture both the spirit and the tonality of the music without being afraid to add to or adapt the originals to provide that genuine 'live' feel.

Andy and Chris have over sixty years of playing experience between them and grew up to the sounds of Gilmour bending guitar notes to perfection and spending hours working out just how you get 'that' sound.

They are joined by Jim Cooper, a fantastic young musician who can find his way around the five-string and fretless bass with the same sense of space and timing as Waters, Andy Dyehouse who has the ability to nail the right keyboard sound and also blows a mean sax on tracks like 'Money', 'Us and Them' and 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond', his son Sam Dyehouse, duelling basses with Jim for 'One of These Days' also lends a hand on the keys while Andy takes to the sax, and the powerhouse that is Stevie G featuring on percussion. Steve has been on the rock circuit for longer than he cares to admit to but is relishing the new challenge that Mason's unique and quirky drum style is presenting. He has also invested in what he calls some 'Girlie sticks' for the gentler tracks.

Darkside utilise a vast array of lighting, laser and pyrotechnic effects that form the basis of their stage show. A performance inspired by the shows that made Pink Floyd famous from their debut in the late 1960s, throughout the Seventies and into the 1980s with the blockbusting tours of 'The Wall'. Light projections and moving images complement the band's act and are provided by a dedicated team of sound and lighting engineers that accompany the group, their behind-the-scenes role being an essential part of each gig.

Catering the set list of each night's show to each individual venue or theatre, Darkside cover the Floyd's immense back catalogue of records almost to its entirety. Playing tracks from what is affectionately referred to as the 'Barrett Era' with hits like 'Arnold Layne' and 'See Emily Play' all the way to the later Roger Waters driven albums of 'Animals' and 'The Wall'. 

Brain Damage

The Pink Floyd Show

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