Pink Floyd - Pigs (Three Different Ones) Miami April 22,1977

[captain2112]

WOW! Hearing this really gives me chills. I was ONSTAGE for this show. Our radio station, WSHE-FM sponsored it with Celler Door and I managed to hook up our 16-track equipment to the soundboard. Got Some AMAZING recordings.

I remember the weather - The winds blowing the pig all over the place. At one time, the pig picked up several stagehands trying to hold it down and carried them a few feet.

I wish I still had the equipment to play the tapes. YOUR stuff is as close to mine as it gets.

[PuttinOnnTheRitzz]

@captain2112 You're saying you've got the only soundboard recording of this song to ever "surface" (or be mentioned)?

[captain2112]

@PuttinOnnTheRitzz Yeh. Too bad now even with connections in the business I cannot get the equipment necessary to play it.

[bodoboi]

@captain2112 - hey, Cpt - what equipment you need, exactly?

[ukkfayooyay]

I am the guy who made the original recording of this concert at the Miami Baseball Stadium on 4/22/77. At the time I used to trade copies of concert tapes with other collectors around the country. Somebody obviously got hold of a copy and put out this bootleg. You can hear my voice during the intro, "It's so strange to be here...." I still have the original master cassette tapes. Anything you want to know about this concert, ask me.

[wseale85]

@ukkfayooyay yo ass

[charadeyouareha]

So Roger is playing that first guitar part we hear at the beginning and throughout the song? Snowey on bass. And did Roger cry out "fatty" at some point amidst all the squeels? 

[intheflesh1977]

@charadeyouareha Yep, Snow's on bass with first tam-tam-tum, then Dave's with this hight whaaaah-whaaat and then Rog's with E.... :)

[waellerholger]

thank you for upload!

The best album of Pink Floyd.

[daviddesain]

my favorite animals album song, very good recording. You have an excellent collection, thank you for sharing. I like to know where you found all these. I guess the internet has everything. I collected overseas thru the mail in the 70's. A lot easier nowadays. David DeSain Rochester, NY.