Nick Mason's Saucerful Of Secrets - Astronomy Domine (Live at The Roundhouse) [Official Audio]

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14/07/2023 NIGHT OF THE PROG, LORELEY AMPHITHEATRE
16/07/2023 SUMMER FOG FESTIVAL, KATOWICE
17/07/2023 FORUM, PRAGUE
19/07/2023 PIAZZA DEL SIGNORI, VICENZA
20/07/2023 PIAZZA GRANDE, PALMANOVA
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Nick Mason, Gary Kemp, Guy Pratt, Lee Harris and Dom Beken, aka Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets, came together with the simple idea of playing some early Pink Floyd - the songs pre ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’ - that had not been given a live outing for decades! This was the first time Nick had played live since Live 8 in 2005! “Why don’t we get a rehearsal room and play some things and see how we feel about it?” Nick suggested...
A few months later, on Sunday 20 May 2018, Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets took Pink Floyd’s drummer back to the clubs for the first time since 1967 - Dingwalls in Camden, London. The performance was met with huge adulation across the board**.
Three nights at the Half Moon in Putney followed that same week before announcing a theatre tour through the UK, North America and Europe from September, and they promptly sold out! A handful of extra UK shows were announced for April and May 2019, including two nights at The Roundhouse - the venue where Pink Floyd first played on 15 October 1966, at the International Times launch party.
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[@1crimson7]

Hands down the best show I have seen in years - Syd truly shines on and on 🎸⚡️🎶🌈

[@Subversion_dnb]

Just incredible. What I would imagine a Floyd show would have been like in '67!

[@blascabrera6510]

Gracias Pink Floydpor por mantener encendida la llama gracias Nink Masón.

[@wagnerribeirodesantana1651]

Amazing version! 🎸🎶🎧

[@albertoeaton4432]

Wow..definitivamente la mejor version k e escuchado..way to go nick!!

[@DarthSidious]

Thank you Nick and Co.! My copy is still en route and I couldn't wait. At least the video will still be a surprise!

[@johnoberle9750]

This is so good.

[@kramkalisthenics]

AWESOME!!!

[@ingemarperjans5750]

Thank You and your band. Great version, a little bit more punk! Me like 👍

[@Finleypug]

Best drummer ever.

[@emilianogresson2385]

Sarpada version!!! Me quedo con esta a las de Gilmour. Perdon David pero esta versión es una locura!

[@craigsteven74]

One of the best, I've 200 or so

[@marcelodecastro9007]

Very good nick

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

🎶✨🌈🍄🌈✨🎶

[@lucasdasilva9572]

10/10

[@perlaaretxabala1006]

✌💯🎼🎶🎵🚀🕊🇨🇱

[@italonz9735]

Original.

[@GangrelDj]

Sudno Burning hell awaits led Kashmir yôtoshite

[@lukegoffkat]

Maybe it's just me, but too much raunch...Instruments are too busy. Not enough soul. Hard to find any of the original Pink Floyd here, which is what we need. Overall, great band. Just to busy.

[@robyn051]

Personally I think it’s quite good

[@AndyWitmyer]

It sounds almost exactly like the original 1967 version, except with higher fidelity and more intricate drum patterns. What's not to like? It's extremely faithful to the original.

[@LetsGoFlyers2011]

"We"? Speak for yourself.

[@lb2696]

I just think the vocals aren’t up to par really, and instrumentally it feels like dudes who are sober and haven’t done acid.

[@BarzOnTheWindow1]

Listen to side B, of the mid 90’s Take it Back, single. The Pink Floyd opened the Division Bell show, with THIS. It sounds quite similar to this, just engineered/produced better.