Comments on: Pink Floyd – The Sixth German Show (Godfather GR382/383)

By: sionxxii

sionxxii — Fri, 04 May 2012 13:36:05 +0000

Thumbs up on this one!!
Sounds great and exceleent packaging.

By: DLee

DLee — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 02:46:24 +0000

Yes – Plomerus told me here that he experienced similar problems himself with his own “Oxfam Concert” on computers, and so he suggested trying non-computer CD players, which I did, and the Godfather discs played perfectly in them. Both of my PC CD players have had a compatibility issue only with recently-purchased Godfather discs – not with any other labels such as Sigma, etc., and only very rarely with officially-released CD’s. I’ve tried using lens-cleanings discs on both players, but there seems to be no improvement, and 1 of them seems to be somewhat worse than the other. Thanks.

By: mojopin72

mojopin72 — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 16:13:12 +0000

DLee,
did you play the discs with another player, maybe not a PC one?
You have maybe some compatibility problems with them.

By: DLee

DLee — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 02:40:32 +0000

This is another outstanding (digipak) item by Godfather, just as I expected it would be, but if anyone here might remember those strange freeze-ups lasting up to several seconds that I experienced a few times sporadically on each disc of their “Oxfam Concert” 2-CD digipack in both of the CD-playing multi-purpose disc-drives of my primary PC, the same problem has unfortunately been discovered to occur likewise on a few other Godfather digipaks that I’ve recently obtained – incl. this new GR 382/383. A couple other non-Floyd titles are The Rolling Stones 1-CD “66 Route” & the Doors 2-CD “The Original Matrix Tapes”. Anyway, despite these annoyances, Godfather still continues to produce excellent releases.

By: wgpsec

wgpsec — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 03:21:53 +0000

Awesome title. I am surprised it took this long for a show that sounds this good to come out on silver. Great job on the sound and packaging.

By: ROBERTO

ROBERTO — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:24:41 +0000

i totally agree with plomerus:i bought “dortmund trial” on the “windmill” label some months ago, but this relesase smashes it under every way: really excellent mastering, amazing packaging ( tons of photos and a poster too!), and last but not least a really affordable price… do you need more? i thank again the “godfatherecords “guys for always providing sterling rarities, what else next for us????

By: Plomerus

Plomerus — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 14:24:35 +0000

I’m also happy to finally have this on silver and Godfather have done another amazing job with this release. Just one point though…four of the earlier Floyd releases on Godfather were not silver debuts, but were quality releases nonetheless; which are as follows: “Old Symphonies” (BBC Sessions 1970 – G.R.125), “At The End Of The Rainbow” (Hollywood Bowl 9/22/72 – G.R.176/177), “One Of Those Days” (Frankfurt 11/17/72 – G.R.50/51), and “Wishes, Echoes, And Desires” (Nassau Colisseum 6/17/75 – G.R.267/268). Pretty much since then Godfather have been consistently unearthing shows never before available on silver however, and I think we’re all thankful for this!

By: DLee

DLee — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 03:42:38 +0000

Very cool to finally see this excellent live Wall recording available on factory-pressed silver for the very first time. Now if only we could eventually have the rest of the best, or the best of the rest, live Wall shows released on factory-pressed silver as well, by either Godfather or Sigma, or any other boot label willing to do it.