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Pink Floyd Live Earls Court London 1980

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This is certainly a great video, but this is NOT an official one. This can be easily obtained through sharing groups and sites through the interet.

The Wall live at Earl Court is probably the greatest concert Pink Floyd did together, and the one concert ever true Pink Floyd wants on DVD. Unfortenley we have to seattle for this EXPENSIVE bootleg DVD. Seriously fifty bucks is not worth it. You can watch this whole concert on YouTube, same quality (video and audio) for free. The only reason I got it is because YouTube doesn't work on my computer anymore, and I love this concert. So i'm giving it three stars because it's still a great concert, despite the horriable quality, and like I said before it's the only thing we got to one of the greatest concerts ever. So if you really want to see this concert go on YouTube or wait for that fifty dollar price to drop way down.

God Bless Pink Floyd

This was a very well orchestrated show which was probably supposed to have been included in the "The Wall Movie", however the director was a flake and hurried with out the input from Roger Waters. Even to todays standards this performance was excellent as well as the props and stage hands meeting with quite a set.
My only problem was the quality of the sound which was not in stereo mode. For some reason the internet "Goog Video" has the first half of this same concert with good sound contrary to the DVD.
All in all I would strongly urge any real Floyd fan to see this concert. -John DC

The video and audio are not perfect but enough quality to appreciate the show. The live audio is charming compared to the highly maked up mixes.
I'm happy to found it!

This is a must have for any Pink Floyd fan, although video & quality are not so good. I'd rather have this DVD than no DVD at all. If you really like Floyd's live performances, buy it

Given the fact that there are no official The Wall Live videos, this is a must have for any Pink Floyd fan, although video & quality are poor. I'd rather have this DVD than no DVD at all. If you really like Floyd's live performances, buy it, but in keep in mind that you won't find the video & audio you'd expect to find on a DVD.

Worth having if you're a fan. Come on! its a live 1980 show, when Rick Wright (RIP) was on his way out!!

Sadly the Final Cut followed, which basically killed the band

The Wall was the last legitimate Gilmour/Waters collaboration. The Final Cut could easily have been a Waters solo album, barring the odd guitar solo on Fletcher Memorial Home!