Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets: Live at the Roundhouse

This live at the Roundhouse performance has something VERY uniquely fresh to the beginnings of Pink Floyd. In particular the execution is mindboggingly accurate and musically perfect. These men together are just amazing musicians. And when you add the best of modern technology to it to record and film it, then you get something so perfect it's a pleasure to watch and follow. And yet, it's also not clinically cold, on the contrary, it's very alive too, the voices are not the PF-voices but they are so good. There is pure enjoyment in their performance. I have been enjoying this SOS deeply and intensely.

As a big Floyd fan it was nice to see a member of the Floyd's playing some songs the other members forgot about. This must be the first time I have seen mister Mason is smiling on stage. I wonder if Mason asked the 2 remaining members to play with him, but Guy Pratt was the obvious second choice for playing the bass. Jon Carin would have been my first choice on keyboard and vocals on Gilmour songs. But it is a nice concert anyhow.