Pink Floyd - Recorded Live In Brescia, June 19th 1971 FLAC

I have a copy of this vinyl especially for Pink Floyd fans rare

Though the sound quality definitely isn't incredible (for a bootleg it is still pretty good), this is a pretty interesting album for any of the Pink Floyd bootleg completists out there. Though I don't own any other releases from this label, it is pretty obvious that they are aware that their particular demographic in this day and age for vinyl bootlegs will mostly be enthusiasts/collectors and because of that they put a lot of effort into the overall package that these bootlegs come in. The package folds out three ways to make a display of pictures and newspaper clippings from the concert, as well as a written review the gig/bootleg source by the bootlegger (obviously anonymous), a Huge full colour tour poster (same as the album cover) and even the three Lp's come in pigs on the groove stamped sleeves. This album definitely isn't for everyone though: for one thing its pretty expensive and like I said before the sound quality isn't amazing, but what will make it enjoyable for collector's/floyd enthusiasts besides the cool package is the stellar performance, which is tight the whole way through with a super cool early version of "Echoes" (return of the son of nothing), and (in my opinion) one of the best versions of "Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun" ever. For anyone out there on a budget looking to pick this bad boy up, sadly it doesn't look like an item that will be deprecating in value anytime soon because it definitely was designed to be just a collector's item and nothing else, but If you manage to find one for a good deal, I'd say go for it, but keep in mind that there are definitely better sounding floyd recordings out there (some from this exact same label) that you could probably get for cheaper. I live on a university student budget and I will admit, though I'm happy I got this album, I couldn't afford any others for quite a while after getting this and I know a lot of people really enjoy picking up albums weekly, so take that to heart if you're in the same sort of boat.