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Namely, someone finds it as an internet download and no one seems to know what the heck it is.ДЈ.) It's a clever remix of the actual Floyd done by a guy named Ray Kolling I can find discussion about this thing on the internet - and the origin of each discussion seems similar to my confusion. EXCEPT - it's a very odd spot to make a 'welcome' announcement - AND - I think the spoken part I'm hearing might be an attempt to recreate/replay what was said before a real Wall concert done back in 1980. The strangest thing is in the middle of the thing there seems to be a stage announcement 'Welcome to Nassaus Coliseum' that sounds like the band has stopped playing and they are saying hello to the audience.

just mostly wanting the song titles so I can figure out who or what this is. I can see the desire to listen to it as one long track. and looks like I have about 20 more to go before I have this whole thing marked into separate breaks. So far, I'm up to about 12 or 13 'songs'. I tried to break the file up into individual song titles - but it's often hard to decide what consitutes a song because there are moments where one song or another is quoted very briefly. It actually sounds like Floyd at various parts - except the end effect - no matter how meticulous - is cheesy. The attention to detail is kind of beyond belief. this is a a concert by a really talented cover band' And that's still what I think it is - but I'm dying to identify the band and what this thing actually is. it started with the heartbeat from Dark Side of the Moon - but the first song was 'The Gunner's Dream' from The Final Cut. It kept wandering back and forth between different Floyd albums. Listening to the music, I was completely confused. I even thought I found artwork for the album. So, I figured this was probably similar to what the Flaming Lips did. something like the Beatles 'Love' soundtrack.Д«efore I began playing the file, I did a google search on the phrase 'Dark Side of a Dream' and I pretty sure it was something done by a band called Dream Theater.Дream Theater are a 'progressive metal' band known to do covers of old progressive bands - and I spotted artwork for an album with that title. The way he described it, I was expecting to be a mash up remix. It was a very long file that was titled 'Dark Side of a Dream'. Toward the end, he grabbed his computer, filled up a USB stick with something and told me 'Go home and listen to THIS'. So I asked him 'Still have your copy of 'Pulse' blinking?' He didn't but that's how the conversation started. I hadn't seem him in six years (he left our company - but now is back).

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We talked about it one time, and he had figured out how to rewire new batteries to the packaging. This guy used to keep a copy of the 'Pulse' CD in his cube blinking - many years after it should have stopped blinking. I was talking to a guy in work yesterday about Pink Floyd.