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Review: Pink Floyd: From Oblivion Vol 1: Live In San Diego October 17th 1971 captures this still iconic British prog band at the peak of their creative powers. Recorded during a seminal moment in their career, this live performance showcases their transcendental soundscapes and avant-garde experimentation in all their glory. From the eerie melodies of 'The Embryo' to the hypnotic rhythms of 'Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun,' the album immerses you in a vast sonic soundscape like no other. With flawless musicianship and mind-bending improvisations that you would expect, this album shows why Pink Floyd remain legends of progressive rock.

Review: Captured across two nights over 14th/15th May 1992 at the iconic Selland Arena in Fresno, California during their For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge Tour, this blistering live set from rock royalty Van Halen came at the height of the Sammy Hagar era. Featured are some of Hagar's finest contributions to the band such as 'Finish What Ya Started', and, 'Best Of Both Worlds', while ample space is provided for iconic hits like 'Jump', and even their epic rendition of The Kinks' 'You Really Got Me'. Above all else, no amount of studio gloss can ever compare to hearing Monsieur Eddie Van Halen melt-shred the frets in a live arena setting.