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TONITE LET'S ALL MAKE LOVE IN LONDON

Pink Floyd

 

Psychedelic/Space Rock

2.65 | 73 ratings

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Sean Trane
Special Collaborator
Prog Folk
3 stars 3.5 stars really!!!

This represents Floyd at their Psychadelic prime where the swinging London was squeezing themselves into a sardine can just to get a glimpse of those madmen Floyd in selected clubs such as UFO or the Marquee. For this one, this was a live event somewhat linked to the legendary Fourteen Hour Technicolor Dream spree/event (or something resembling that name). Actually, the Cd is correct but get the video so you get the full light show and you get a glimpse of the attendance among whom Lennon and his new Japanese muse. Floyd is doing exactly what got them on the map before Barrett started writing these twee British psych hits: they're doing formidable jams and improvising. Again, it's not that Floyd is a virtuoso band, but their detractors are wrong on one count: they had sufficient musical abilities to be credible to do lengthy numbers that improvised and set the London nights on fire with their lightshows (not yet fully developed at this point). The released video takes exactly the same length as the Cd but I don't know if this got released on DVD legitimately, yet.

Sean Trane | 3/5 |

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