Pink Floyd

The live recording of "Delicate Sound of Thunder" took place on October 12, 1988, at the Miami Arena, marking a significant moment in Pink Floyd's post-Roger Waters era. This concert was part of their "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" tour, which supported the album released the previous year, in 1987. This album was the first to be produced after Waters' departure from the band, showcasing a new period of musical exploration for Pink Floyd, characterized by a shift towards more atmospheric and contemplative soundscapes. Interesting aspects of this live performance include the band's introduction of new songs like "Learning to Fly" and "Signs of Life," alongside their classic tracks, showcasing their capacity to blend old and new material seamlessly. The visual spectacle of the concert also highlighted their evolution in stage production, including elaborate light shows and visual effects, which became a hallmark of their live performances in the later years.

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