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Pink Floyd - "Pulse" (1995)
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1) Shine on you crazy diamond
")
2) Astronomy domine
")
3) What do you want from me?
")
4) Learning to fly
")
5) Keep talking
")
6) Coming back to life
")
7) Hey you
")
8) A great day for freedom
")
9) Sorrow
")
10) High hopes
")
11) Another brick in the wall (part two)
")
12) Speak to me
")
13) Breathe
")
14) On the run
")
15) Time
")
16) The great gig in the sky
")
17) Money
")
18) Us and them
")
19) Any colour you like
")
20) Brain damage
")
21) Eclipse
")
22) Wish you were here
")
23) Comfortably numb
")
24) Run like hell
")
Shine on you crazy diamond (13:35)
Astronomy domine (04:20)
What do you want from me? (04:09)
Learning to fly (05:15)
Keep talking (06:53)
Coming back to life (06:56)
Hey you (04:39)
A great day for freedom (04:30)
Sorrow (10:49)
High hopes (07:52)
Another brick in the wall (part two) (07:07)
Speak to me (02:30)
Breathe (02:33)
On the run (03:47)
Time (06:46)
The great gig in the sky (05:52)
Money (08:54)
Us and them (06:57)
Any colour you like (03:21)
Brain damage (03:46)
Eclipse (02:37)
Wish you were here (06:35)
Comfortably numb (09:29)
Run like hell (08:36)
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