Just when you thought you could never hear another great version of Echoes, comes Nick Mason and his great band. Piper at the Gates of Dawn, Obscured by clouds, and Meddle were all well represented here as well as Atom Heart Mother. Need I say more from old PF fans.

This band play with t vigor and raw energy. Some fantastic deep tracks, Lets Roll Another, Vegetable Man, Obscured By Clouds, when your in...just phenomenal. If your pondering, don't !! Buy a ticket and go, you'll have the best time while seeing a Legend with a fantastic band.

This was my 8th show on the tour, and the band just gets better every night. No two nights are exactly the same. This band was great during their 2018-2019 tour, but have really tightened things up in this tour. Tackling "Echoes", a massive favorite among Pink Floyd fans, is a monumental task. They did the song great justice. Other personal favorites include "Childhood's End", "Astronomy Domine", and "Obscured by Clouds". Gary and Lee do a great job exchanging guitar parts, and Guy is always animated on bass. Dom adds that ethereal Pink Floyd tone on keyboards- I just wish we could see him better! If you haven't seen them yet, you need to do it.

Nick Mason and his talented band played the Early Pink Floyd songs in an energetic manner. The musicianship was excellent and hearing these rarely performed songs was a real treat. Everyone including the musicians had a wonderful time.

Nick Mason and his Saucerful of Secrets was simply amazing last night in Philly. Long set list featuring all the old stuff. An amazing experience to hear Floyd songs that havnt been played live in decades (or forever in the case of Vegetable Man). The musicians were tight and the vocals perfect. The sound and ambience at the newly renovated Met was excellent and only added to the show. So glad I got to experience the once in a lifetime opportunity.

Brilliant selection of songs ingeniously reinvigorated with great hooks , Like Pink Floyd when the world was a simpler happier place before there had to be some message to go along with the sheer entertainment of the songs