1987-October-20

Capital Centre		Landover, Maryland


Disc 1  -  64.22
1	Shine On 1		11.53
2	Signs Of Life		 4.21
3	Learning To Fly		 5.36
4	Yet Another Movie	 7.12
5	A New Machine 1		 1.37
6	Terminal Frost		 6.00
7	A New Machine 2		  .48
8	Sorrow			 9.37
9	Dogs Of War		 7.50
10	On The Turning Away	 9.23


Disc 2  -  74.41
1	One Of These Days	 6.48
2	Time			 5.38
3	On The Run		 4.27
4	Wish You Were Here	 4.46
5	Welcome To The Machine	 8.40
6	Us And Them		 7.37
7	Money			 8.31
8	Another Brick 2		 5.29
9	Comfortably Numb	 9.15
10	One Slip		 6.03
11	Run Like Hell		 7.23


Source:   Audience Recorder 1
Lineage:  Cass(?) > CDR(?) > WAV > EAC > SHN




Though I saw Floyd three times on their 1987 tour, I've 
never listened to many of the recordings from this tour, 
much less compared them to later tours.  As a result, I
found this comment by TheJoker about this specific show 
and the 1987 tour in general to be enlightening:

TheJoker wrote:
I really prefer the 1987 North American leg of the 'AMLOR' 
tour over the 'World Tour' of 1988, and the 'Another Lapse Tour' 
of '89. Much more improvisation in the solos etc. Much more 
power in the performances as well. In 1988 and '89 it seemed 
to me that the band were very much on auto-pilot in certain ways. 
The few months they toured in '87, they were really more excited 
and didn't seem to be bored at all.