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I believe this is accurate:

--Set One--

(Entire DSOTM)
Speak To Me
Breathe
On The Run
Time
Great Gig In The Sky
Money
Us And Them
Any Colour You Like
Brain Damage
Eclipse


Very good first set but the highlight here was Us And Them.  The band seemed to find their groove on this one musically and the laser and the predominately red tinted light show really created just the right atmosphere and framing for the song.


--Set Two--

Shine On You Crazy Diamond 1-5
Learning To Fly
Take It Back
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
Nobody Home
Pigs (Three Different Ones)
Wish You Were Here
One Of These Days
Happiest Days Of Our Lives
Another Brick In The Wall Pt. 2
Shine On You Crazy Diamond 6-9
-Introduction of Band Members-
Comfortably Numb

--Encore--

Hey You
Run Like Hell



Believe me when I say the Aussies really took the show to another level during the second set. "Take it Back" and "Pigs" were especially strong.  It seemed that they were on a mission and had something to prove.  The crowd in Indianpolis was small and very reserved.  No standing O after Great Gig.  No standing O after DSOTM.

Yea it was a Tuesday night.  Yea it was an 8PM start.  Yea it's their first time in town.  Yea there was virtually no promotion locally.  Yea, Yea, Yea.

Not to worry though because by the time the mirror ball dropped during "Comfortably Numb" those in the house had to be wondering if they and the building were going to survive.  They won over every single person and my guess is that the word of mouth will be sufficient to ensure that next time through Indy this will be a tough ticket.

New North American show is excellent with everthing you loved about previous tours and enough new effects to keep it interesting.

Picked up the new DVD and I'm looking forward to loading it in my projector at home for the full big screen TAPFS experience.  Should tide me over until next year but just in case I have a ticket for the Cincinnati show next month.       

A fun and great review1 thanks. I esspecially like SOYCD 6-9. I haven't heard that performed live yet. But on their live WYWH CD it's fantastic.

Indy is one of the most Pink Floyd mad towns in the country -- I saw Roger at Deer Creek in '99 and the crowd was amazing.  But I don't care how good your band is -- no one will show up if no one knows you're playing  :-[

Wow, what a set list. They pretty much almost played both DSOTM and WYWH, just short of Have a Cigar.

I was debating going to that show (I saw them in Chicago a few weeks ago and that show is still resonating in my head).

Say, you have a projector...can you post a review of that DVD when you are finished reading it.

Thanks for the review - sounds like a great show.