Pink Floyd - Astronomy Domine (Live At Oakland Coliseum April 21st 1994)
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Here is a video of Pink Floyd performing 'Astronomy Domine' off their first album 'Piper At The Gates Of Dawn' (1967), during the 1994 'Division Bell' World Tour. 'Astronomy Domine' was used as their opening number throughout the tour on nearly every concert where they didn't perform 'Dark Side Of The Moon' in it's entirety. This video was shot during the first night (out of three) at the Oakland Coliseum, April 21st 1994. You can clearly see planets, stars etc. projected onto the stage, which is to represent a travel through time and eras of the band's history. During the end you sort of "travel" back fast again, to present day (then 1994), and the band goes right into 'Learning To Fly'. Pretty cool!
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please post more I am row 10 VIP and the whole show got 86'd off here...im so sad!
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I was there...this very Concert. Nothing compares to what remains with you after seeing them Live. I was lucky enough to catch Momentary Lapse of Reason tour as well as Pulse. Just doesn't get any Groovier...
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They actually played Oakland on the 20th, 21st & the 22nd of April in 94, so this is from the 2nd night of 3..! Good shows though, I have them all on DVD.
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I was at that exact show april 21st 1994. Greatest show ive ever, and probably will ever see. thanks for this silvertounge85
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Absolutely magnificent. THANKS for posting. :-))
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is there somewhere this entire concert recorded?
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