See it here:
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rb319LV97C8
 
I have not had a chance to look at any of it yet, so this is not necessarily a recommendation, but there are some pretty positive comments.

I'll watch it later, but I hope it doesn't make me regret my decision to not see him! 
 
(I owe some money and made the "responsible" choice, but still...)

I'd watch it but I gotz to mix two night.

Almost half-way.  Interesting, but the cameraman DEFINITELY is not a guitarist.  When the lead starts, pan to the guitarist please!  *Sigh...*

 
Was this in the sound check ?
 

Hi,
 
And D. Kilminster is at it again ... from Steven Wilson, to Roger Waters!
 
In many ways, this is a lot better than the original PF in that it is better rehearsed and played. That's not to say that the original was not worth it, it was, however, what was the energy and excitement of the time and place when it originally came out, I am not sure it can be replaced.
 
Still good, and very good. Worth seeing, if you have never caught anything PF. The show is always well defined and played. The sound quality is usually excellent, although I have to say that I miss the "quadraphonic" days, really bad, and the feeling that "you're here and now" ... instead of simply feeling like this was some historic piece from yonder.

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Was this in the sound check ?
 

He's got a song for him that's pretty derogatory.  I'm not a fan of political commentary when I'm listening to music...

So you never liked:
 
Eve Of Destruction
Ohio
War Pigs
et. al.?

I prefer when it's not as blatant.  When you hear the song you'll know.  Most of the words are expletives. 

Musos and actors should stick to their trade and leave the political comments alone..
just cause they are elevated in status that us normal PEE-ONS does not give the license to spout their "views"
I include those on both sides of the spectrum