Pink Floyd

In 1992, the live recording of "Young Lust" from the French Quarter captures Pink Floyd during a pivotal period in their career following the release of the album "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" in 1987. This album marked a significant return for the band, as it was their first studio work without founding member Roger Waters. The band experienced a resurgence in popularity, performing to large audiences and solidifying their legacy in the rock genre. The 1992 performance in the French Quarter occurred during their subsequent tour, where they promoted the live album "Delicate Sound of Thunder," released in 1988. This era saw the band exploring new musical territories while still embracing the classic sound that defined their earlier works. The live recording showcases their ability to blend visual spectacle with intricate musicianship, highlighting Pink Floyd's innovative spirit even in the early '90s.

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