description Pink Floyd - Pulse Overview
Pulse is a 1995 double live album by the British rock band Pink Floyd, assembled from performances on the 1994 tour supporting The Division Bell. Its second half presents The Dark Side of the Moon in full, alongside material from The Division Bell and earlier albums. The release documents the David Gilmour-led touring lineup through an expansive stadium production and is intended for listeners interested in the band's later live performances.
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What makes Pink Floyd's Pulse album unique?
Released in 1995, Pulse is a double live album that features the band playing their iconic 1973 album "The Dark Side of the Moon" in its entirety during the second half. The recordings were compiled from their 1994 tour supporting "The Division Bell."
Which guitarist played on Pink Floyd's Pulse?
The album features David Gilmour on lead guitar and vocals, marking the first live album since the departure of bassist Roger Waters. The tour also utilized additional touring musicians like Tim Renwick to help recreate their complex studio sound.
What famous stunt did Pink Floyd perform on the 1994 Pulse tour?
During the Division Bell tour, Pink Floyd became famous for flying a massive, crashing airplane directly over the audience during performances of the song "On the Run." The Pulse album captures the audio intensity of these massive stadium spectacles.
Did the Pulse album have special packaging?
The original 1995 CD release was famous for featuring a blinking red LED light built into the spine of the slipcase, mimicking a heartbeat. The special packaging was designed by Storm Thorgerson to match the heartbeat theme of "The Dark Side of the Moon."
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