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Celebrating The Dark Side Of The Moon demonstrates that the imagination of Nguyên Lê has indeed risen to power it is no simple tribute to a record which made history.

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He's a flamboyant guitarist and, while he shows courteous deference to his source material, he has always expressed the full diversity of an imaginary world engendered by his own history, that of a nomad, self-taught virtuoso: his music feeds on influences embracing all continents, and is painted with colours drawn from jazz, rock, and a kind of world fusion permeated with light.

Nguyên Lê is a magician his art reveals itself not only in his own compositions but also in his celebrations of the music of the past, where his approach to the latter resembles sculptures made of new clay. Other highlights include E Street Band keyboardist Roy Bittan playing a snippet of “Once Upon A Time in the West” as an intro the first-pumping “Badlands” and the crowd-pleasing “Rosalita” to close out the main set of the 38-song concertĪfter five years, the 'trfkad flac series' is back with this special release: acclaimed jazz guitarist Nguyen Le celebrating Pink Floyd masterpiece The Dark Side of the Moon. That record stood until 2012, when he closed out his European tour by playing four hours and six minutes - without leaving the stage - in Helsinki, Finland. Not including the intermission, the New Year’s Eve concert runs three hours and 47 minutes. Nassau Night had also gained fame among Springsteen bootleg collectors as the longest show in his history. Shortly before midnight, Springsteen killed a bit of time with a cover of Wilson Pickett’s “In the Midnight Hour,” which was followed by “Auld Lang Syne.”

In addition to the usual concert staples, Springsteen and the E Street Band spotlighted several songs from The River that would rarely be played on subsequent tours.

Known to bootleg collectors as Nassau Night, this 38-song concert was recorded during the final gig of a three-night stand. As Bruce writes in the albums liner notes, 'I felt they were among the best of my writing and deserved a proper studio recording.' Besides Morello, the album also includes appearances on several songs by Clarence Clemons, who passed away in 2011, and Danny Federici, who passed away in 2008, on what Springsteen calls 'some of our best unreleased material from the past decade.' The album was recorded in New Jersey, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Australia and New York City and marks Springsteen's 18th studio album. 'High Hopes' finds Bruce Springsteen in a number of different musical settings, and includes the E Street Band members in various large and small combinations as well as guitarist Tom Morello on eight tracks.