Pink Floyd

On November 30, 1987, Pink Floyd performed live in New York City, showcasing their work from the late 1980s. This concert is a part of their album "A Momentary Lapse of Reason," which was released earlier that same year. This was the band's first studio album after the departure of co-founder Roger Waters and marked a significant moment in their career, transitioning from their earlier progressive rock phase to a more mainstream rock sound. The live recording captures the band’s renewed energy and highlights tracks such as "Learning to Fly" and "On The Turning Away," which reflect the themes of change and resilience. Notably, the tour supporting the album was marked by elaborate visual production, establishing Pink Floyd's reputation for innovative live performances. This period also represented a reunion of sorts for the band, as they reunited the classic lineup for the first time since Waters left, signaling a new chapter in their storied history.

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