"Delicate Sound of Thunder" is an essential video for the Floydian who appreciates the post-Waters incarnation of the band. Most of the songs are from either "The Dark Side of the Moon" or "A Momentary Lapse of Reason." Predictably, 'One of These Days' is the token song from the band's early era. Viewers like me who believe that "Momentary Lapse" is one of the most unappreciated discs in the Floydian discography will especially enjoy this musical and visual treat. The obvious comparison for this product is the "Pulse" DVD. While this captures Floyd touring for "A Momentary Lapse of Reason," "Pulse" showcases a full-length concert during the "The Division Bell" time period. Fans were starved for almost a decade to finally see Pink Floyd return to the stage. Moving past the legal squabbling, David Gilmour took this version of the band on tour with fresh new songs that over time became classics. Setting aside the controversial issues (who's band is it anyway - why does Gilmour seem ad of the band's earlier music and almost never play anything before 1973), this is a magical evening. If the viewer can move past the knit-picking and appreciate this for what it is, "Delicate Sound of Thunder" will provide great satisfaction.
Pink Floyd - Delicate sound of thunder 
d of the band's earlier music and almost never play anything before 1973), this is a magical evening. If the viewer can move past the knit-picking and appreciate this for what it is, "Delicate Sound of Thunder" will provide great satisfaction. 
