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Pink Floyd - One Slip | RESTORED & 🔈 5.1 REMASTERED | Atlanta, USA - November 3rd, 1987 Multilingual [ Restored, Remixed, REMASTERED & 5.1 Surround Version by Obi Wan Kenobi ] 🔹Some differential details: ▪ This is the “Clip Version“ from the performance including the Line-in video images and different cuts along the whole rendition. ▪ This is also an Extended Version, since it features almost 10 additional seconds from Guy Pratt's bass solo, regarding any of my previous publishings in the channel. ▪ Restored and upscaled to 4K resolution. ▪ Remixed, Remastered and upgraded to 5.1 Surround, also several segments from the original soundtrack were reworked and improved. A Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour Live The Omni Coliseum Atlanta, Georgia, USA November 3rd, 1987 Pink Floyd is: David Gilmour: Vocals, Guitar Nick Mason: Drums, Percussion Richard Wright: Keyboards and Vocals Scott Page: Saxophone Guy Pratt: Bass Guitar & Vocals Jon Carin: Keyboards & Vocals Tim Renwick: Guitars Gary Wallis: Secondary Drums, Percussion Rachel Fury: Backing Vocals Margaret Taylor: Backing Vocals Durga McBroom: Backing Vocals Lorelei McBroom: Backing Vocals Roberta Freeman: Backing Vocals (Special Guest) 🔸Subtitulado en Español [ Opcional desde ajustes de YouTube ] 🔸English Subtitles Available [ Optional from YouTube settings ] 🔸Multi-Lenguage subs Available [ Auto generated by YouTube through settings ] #PinkFloyd #OneSlip #ClipVersion #ExtendedVersion #AMomentaryLapseOfReason #Restored #Remixed #Remastered #DolbySurround #RachelFury #TheOmniColiseum1987 #SubtituladoEnEspañol 🔺Usual recommendations: ▪ The 5.1 surround sound can be used on YouTube on all televisions of 2021 onwards, as well as in Chromecast, Apple TV, Roku and most Fire TV devices. In addition, the 5.1 envelope sound is compatible with Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, Xbox One X, Xbox One S, Xbox One and PlayStation 5. Many televisions of the previous 2020 and years also support the surround sound. Check the manufacturer's information to know if your device is compatible with the 5.1 surround sound. ▪ I strongly encourage you to play my tracks using SPEAKERS. The reason is that I work each remaster based on an “air monitoring“; I mean, using the sound through air just like live sound normally unfolds, and even though headphones will work, the experience will always be better over a speaker based system. The better the speaker system the better the experience; forget about smartvs and cellphone speakers, since all of them are deeply limited in dynamics and hardly can handle mid-ranges.
