Pink Floyd

In June 2006, when Pink Floyd delivered a stunning performance of "Time" in Cork, Ireland, the band was celebrating the immense success of their 2005 album, *Pulse*. Although this live recording features the iconic lineup, it actually stemmed from the bittersweet reunion that occurred during the Live 8 concert a year earlier, where members Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Rick Wright performed together for the first time in over two decades. The energy from that event seemed to carry over into their subsequent performances, as audiences were genuinely thrilled to witness the magic of Pink Floyd back on stage, even if it was for a limited time. It’s fascinating how the band’s willingness to embrace their legacy sparked renewed interest, drawing in both lifelong fans and a new generation, making recordings from this era particularly poignant. Isn’t it something how music can bridge gaps, even those left by time?

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