A complete recording of the Hamilton performance, which was the final performance from the North American tour held in 1975, with an ultra-high quality audience recording. This is a remastered recording of the finest sound source of the same performance that Harvested released in the past under the title “STEEL BREEZE.” The best version with the lower pitch of the Harvested album corrected. As a performance with very good sound quality since the analog boot era, among fans it is the standard sound source Hamilton performance of the 1975 tour along with LA and Boston. Recorded in high quality sound. The comparison target is “Hamiton ’75”, but it is certainly recorded with a louder, more dynamic, and more direct sound than the Sirene edition, which boasts an ironclad sound. All sound parts have this tendency, but the difference is especially noticeable in the snare sound and the contour of the sound. The texture and power of the ultra-clear and modern sound like digital recording are wonderful, and it is the strongest and best version that can be declared a must-hear for all Floyd collectors. Unlike the Sirene edition, where the 4th minute cut of Shine On You Crazy Diamond Part 6-9, which corresponds to the tape change, seemed to skip, with this take, if you listen normally, it is impossible to point out the cut point. You can hear the amazing processing. Although it is a perfect stereo audience recording, it is recorded with the left and right sides reversed from the Sirene edition. Specialized overseas reviews have praised the album as “Best show from 1975” and “this CD is from a master tape or a master clone. One of the best 1975 concerts.” The advantage of the Sirene edition is that it is a 3-disc set, so you can listen to the “madness” part without changing discs. The Harvested version is almost exactly 135 minutes, but it is recorded about 40 seconds longer than that (this is because the cheering part is recorded longer, especially the conversation around the recording person after the end of the Echoes performance). (Can only be heard on the Sirene edition.) Although it has a more subdued impression than the Harvest edition, the feel of the sound is natural and uncontrived, and the sound localization and balance are excellent, and it is an unprocessed version of the original source of the famous sound source. In terms of sound, I think it can be said to be a must-have for enthusiasts even after the release of the Sirene edition and this work “Steel Breeze”. By the way, this time’s “STEEL BREEZE” has a much better sound than the remastered version of the “Madness” part (the remixed version that was distributed overseas – this one was slightly over-equalized). I can definitely say that it has been processed. A pitch-corrected version of the Ketteiban, a famous sound source raised to the ultimate level through advanced and tasteful remastering. Please enjoy the upper sound source of the 1975 Hamilton performance where you can enjoy the impregnable sound and miraculous recording. Disc 1(72:01) 1. Raving And Drooling 2. You Gotta Be Crazy 3. Shine On You Crazy Diamond Part 1-5 4. Have A Cigar 5. Shine On You Crazy Diamond Part 6-9 The Dark Side Of The Moon 6. Speak To Me 7. Breathe 8. On the Run 9. Time 10. Breathe (Reprise) Disc 2(63:00) 1. Great Gig In The Sky 2. Money 3. Us And Them 4. Any Color You Like 5. Brain Damage 6. Eclipse Encore 7. Soundcheck 8. Echoes