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No Eric Clapton, no Jeff Beck (a last minute cancellation) - but that'sĪ small quibble. There are obvious omissions from the line-up. Jensen's onstage introduction of the artistes, along with a few tracksįrom some of the lesser performers on the bill. It is a whopping two andĪ half hours long - the main aspect that has been edited out is David Houseboat, by David himself and Andy Jackson.
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Into full surround sound in David Gilmour's home studio, the Astoria US$330,000), and this DVD, reviewed here, is expected to swell thisįigure dramatically, as it is also being sold in aid of the charity. The concert alone raised £175,000 (around The Strat Pack - Live In Concert (with David Gilmour)Ģ4th September 2004, which featured Pink Floyd guitarist David GilmourĪlongside a whole host of top musicians at the London Wembley Arena, Home Reviews DVDs, Blurays, and Videos The Strat Pack - Live In Concert (with David Gilmour)
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