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The Wall, Live In Berlin was filmed at Potsdamer Platz, Berlin,
Germany on July 21, 1990. Potsdamer Platz was the "no man's land"
that sat between the two Berlin walls which separated East from
West. By the time of the concert, 250,000 tickets had been sold
in advance and over 50 countries had signed on to broadcast the
concert live. For fear of riots and injury, the concert gates
eventually had to be taken down letting in an extra 100,000
people for free. The concert would also serve as a benefit
for The Memorial Fund for Disaster Relief.
The opening sequence showing the enormous stage, the massive white
wall, already 3/4 built, and the vast sea of people was quite
awe-inspiring. For the opening number, "In The Flesh,"
the Scorpions are delivered to the stage
(which is basically a two lane highway) via a white, stretch limo.
What better band to open the show than Germany's own Scorpions,
who were still one of the biggest metal bands on the planet in 1990.
From there, it is a non-stop appearance of musicians and actors
who were brought in to sing the songs, and act out the parts.
This was more of a grand theater production, on the grandest of
scales, than an actual rock concert.
Ute Lemper, a successful German singer and stage actress, takes
the lead on "The Thin Ice" and sings beautifully

1. In the Flesh - Scorpions
2. Thin Ice - Ute Lemper, Roger Waters
3. Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 1 - Roger Waters
4. Happiest Days of Our Lives - Joe Chemay, Stan Farber, Jim Haas, John Joyce, Roger Waters
5. Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2 - Cyndi Lauper
6. Mother - sinead o connor
7. Goodbye Blue Sky - Joni Mitchell
8. Empty Spaces - Bryan Adams, Roger Waters
9. Young Lust - Bryan Adams
10. Oh My God-What a Fabulous Room - Jerry Hall
11. One of My Turns - Roger Waters
12. Don't Leave Me Now - Roger Waters
13. Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2 - Roger Waters
14. Goodbye Cruel World - Roger Waters
15. Waiting for the Worms - Roger Waters
16. Hey You - Paul Carrack
17. Is There Anybody Out There? - Roger Waters
18. Nobody Home - Roger Waters
19. Vera - Roger Waters
20. Bring the Boys Back Home Roger Waters
21. Comfortably Numb - The Band, Van Morrison, Roger Waters
22. In the Flesh - Roger Waters
23. Run Like Hell - Roger Waters
24. Stop - Roger Waters
25. Trial - Roger Waters
26. Tide Is Turning - Everyone

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  • does anyone have any idea how many fans attended? it looks like a masive crowd!! wow!

  • @198634 By the time of the concert, 250,000 tickets had been sold

    in advance and over 50 countries had signed on to broadcast the

    concert live. For fear of riots and injury, the concert gates

    eventually had to be taken down letting in an extra 100,000

    people for free.

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  • scoorpions??

  • i miss david's tone so much

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  • Thumbs up if you were there - Jul 21, 1990!

    Music all day...The Wall in its entirety at night.

  • his new tour I think is WAY better then this! Really, Cindy Lauper, Shane O'Connor !?! What was Roger smoking at the time! This show has its moments, but when you see the new tour, the whole show is one big moment!

  • press 5 for nipple

  • @HelenaWalt I'll trade you my experience for your year of birth!

  • @scotchleaf I AM SO JEALOUS! I wasn't born at this point, damn it, all the awesome things happened before I was born..

  • damn,.....why youtube deleted comfortably numb......the best part....fuck.....i want to play full part of berlin version ....the best forever

  • BEST.... CONCERT... EVER!!!

    Thumbs up if you're with me in 2012

  • @MrBRIANSELPH

    Indeed. Syd Barret echoes throughout late 70's Pink Floyd and The Wall was infact inspired by Syd. The character of Pink was fleshed out by Roger's past and what had become of Syd.

  • @scotchleaf

    I envy you. This is the greatest concert in the history of live music. And I missed it. If only I could've been born 4 years earlier.

  • ute lemper did a nice job here. VERY hard show to do with all different people. Some did great (Sinead O'conner, Ute, Bryan Adams) and some sucked (Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison) but Roger is a genious doing this at the Berlin Wall at the height of the communism fall.

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