30 Days of Floyd, Day 15 - May 15, 1988

May 15, 1988

Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA, USA

Welcome to the month of Pink Floyd, where I’ll be celebrating the 30-day countdown until the release of the Early Years box set. Technically, it’s 31 days, but I’ll be celebrating the 31^st day differently… maybe. I’m bad at commitment.

The plan is to look at 30 random concerts from Pink Floyd history, even going past the content covered in the Early Years.

I finally get to talk about a 1988 concert. It’s one of my favorite for several reasons, and it’s in Philly. May 15, 1988.

This is rated M for Philadelphia.

30 Days of Floyd, Day 14 - September 17, 1969

September 17, 1969

Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Welcome to the month of Pink Floyd, where I’ll be celebrating the 30-day countdown until the release of the Early Years box set. Technically, it’s 31 days, but I’ll be celebrating the 31^st day differently… maybe. I’m bad at commitment.

The plan is to look at 30 random concerts from Pink Floyd history, even going past the content covered in the Early Years.

I think it would be a national crime if I didn’t talk about this concert. September 17, 1969, the most popular recording from Floyd.

30 Days of Floyd, Day 11 - June 30, 1990

June 30, 1990

Knebworth Park, Knebworth, England

Welcome to the month of Pink Floyd, where I’ll be celebrating the 30-day countdown until the release of the Early Years box set. Technically, it’s 31 days, but I’ll be celebrating the 31^st day differently… maybe. I’m bad at commitment.

The plan is to look at 30 random concerts from Pink Floyd history, even going past the content covered in the Early Years.

It’s the only Pink Floyd concert from 1990, it’s the Knebworth Park Festival from June 30, 1990.

30 Days of Floyd, Day 10 - February 7, 1980

February 7, 1980

Exposition Park, Los Angeles, California

Welcome to the month of Pink Floyd, where I’ll be celebrating the 30-day countdown until the release of the Early Years box set. Technically, it’s 31 days, but I’ll be celebrating the 31^st day differently… maybe. I’m bad at commitment.

The plan is to look at 30 random concerts from Pink Floyd history, even going past the content covered in the Early Years.

We’re doing the Wall! It’s February 7, 1980 in good old Los Angeles.

30 Days of Floyd, Day 9 - September 13, 1967

September 13, 1967

Star Club, Copenhagen, Denmark

Welcome to the month of Pink Floyd, where I’ll be celebrating the 30-day countdown until the release of the Early Years box set. Technically, it’s 31 days, but I’ll be celebrating the 31^st day differently… maybe. I’m bad at commitment.

The plan is to look at 30 random concerts from Pink Floyd history, even going past the content covered in the Early Years.

Another 1967 concert, this time its September 13, 1967. I’m tired today, so a shorter concert is a more realistic option for me.

30 Days of Floyd, Day 8 - March 18, 1973

March 18, 1973

The Palace Theater, Waterbury, CT, USA

Welcome to the month of Pink Floyd, where I’ll be celebrating the 30-day countdown until the release of the Early Years box set. Technically, it’s 31 days, but I’ll be celebrating the 31^st day differently… maybe. I’m bad at commitment.

The plan is to look at 30 random concerts from Pink Floyd history, even going past the content covered in the Early Years.

Continuing our apparent streak of Dark Side concerts, this takes place on March 18, 1973 during the second half of the Dark Side tour.

30 Days of Floyd, Day 7 - December 5, 1972

December 5, 1972

Forest National / Vorst Nationaal, Brussels, Belgium

Welcome to the month of Pink Floyd, where I’ll be celebrating the 30-day countdown until the release of the Early Years box set. Technically, it’s 31 days, but I’ll be celebrating the 31^st day differently… maybe. I’m bad at commitment.

The plan is to look at 30 random concerts from Pink Floyd history, even going past the content covered in the Early Years.

The concert in review is from December 5, 1972, from the Dark Side of the Moon tour. Yes, we’re here. I actually picked this one because it’s my personal favorite. I cannot do this concert justice.