A magnificent concert - the DVD/Blu-ray is called "David Gilmour: Remember That Night - Live from the Royal Albert Hall". And - this track is more than worth the price tag by itself.

Love how Bowie sings a harmony voice, instead of the main voice. (Bah - don't know the english word)

There are better quality videos out there, though, like this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySx7af3fEf4

This 2006 concert needs a *quality, a *doublepromote and to lose the 70s tag.

In case you haven't heard the original song of this from Adele...this is a live performance at Royal Albert Hall. It's so good.

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Truly glad you liked it. No pun....
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That was great. Gotta little tear in my eye to see those 3 play together.

I thought you might appreciate this song. The Killers - Human (Live At Royal Albert Hall DVD):........

The Killers - - Human (Live At Royal Albert Hall DVD)

I haven't been to classical concerts much lately. I remember seeing the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall a few years ago, the abiding memory of which was the incredible heat and lack of air in the hall.

On the other hand when I went to see some classical guitar I had a brilliant time.

And then there have been rock bands who were, and are still today, totally underwhelming on the live stage. One thing I took from this years Glastonbury was how few people could actually sing. Really dissapointing.

I love this song. My choir performed it at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 2001, under the direction of Sir David Willcocks. Definitely one of the highlights of my life.

A [better] non-fanvid version: Amageddon Days Are Here (Again) - live at Royal Albert Hall

This was not one of Jimi's best performances and he had incredible difficulty with Buddy Miles and Billy Cox to the extent that he walked off the stage at a Sweden Concert because this band could not follow the original bands music. It was quite a drop from the sublime musical interaction of the original "Experience" band. I do love seeing Jimi in action though the material and tone of this concert was rather depressing and the "live" album did not sell well at all.

You should watch Jimi and the original Experience live at The Royal Albert Hall, London, 1969. This filmed "live" concert is phenomenal.

george sang this at special concert in linda's honor at London's Royal Albert Hall on april 10, 1999.

sad .... poor macca!