When I bought this vhs tape in 1991 at the beginning of my senior year, I heard the best concert performance by DAVID GILMOUR that even outdid the DELICATE SOUND OF THUNDER tour, despite that keyboard player Gregg Dechart used a KORG organ instead of the HAMMOND B5 organ.  Furthermore, it also outdoes the PULSE tour that fortunately includes a complete live performance of THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON.  The highlight of his solo band in my musical opinion was and still is BAD COMPANY'S lead guitarist MICK RALPHS whose guitar playing style gave DAVID's music a whole lot more guitar rock power than TIM WENRICK from the PINK FLOYD tours.  On the other hand, everybody else in this band were also excellent musicians who should always be remembered.  UNTIL WE SLEEP is a outstanding opening song with DAVID and keyboardist GREGG DECHART's 2-part harmony vocals and then the extra harmonies of bass guitarist MICKEY FEAT and MICK RALPHS.  ALL LOVER'S ARE DERANGED is an excellent guitar rock song with MICK and DAVID trading lead guitar riffs.  I also love the way MICK plays rhythm guitar on THERE'S NO WAY OUT OF HERE, as well as the harmonies of MICK, GREGG AND MICKEY.  MICK's guitar playing style on this song and others on this concert has inspired me musically.  After watching this tape, MICK RALPHS has become my most favorite guitar player whose has since that moment inspired me and my guitar playing.  Plus, I have even practiced playing guitar just like him since then.  SHORT AND SWEET is excellent too with ROY HARPER, but RUN LIKE HELL sounds a whole lot better on this concert than the future PINK FLOYD tours.  OUT OF THE BLUE is a great piano ballad, especially seeing DAVID playing the piano himself.  BLUE LIGHT kicks the concert into overdrive, with everybody in a solo spot.  The sound of MICKEY FEAT's bass guitar is excellent and so is Raff Ravenscrof sax playing tone and keyboard playing stills.  Then DAVID introduces his band members, and when he mentions, "MICK RALPHS on the guitar," I was totally surprised.  I knew the guitarist had a more powerful sound on this tour than on the future PINK FLOYD tour, but I would have never guessed that MICK would be in this band instead of TIM.  Plus, I thought that a lot of the musicians from the 1987 PINK FLOYD tour were also from DAVID's 1984 solo band, and I also did not remember the drummer CHRIS SLADE, who I first remember seeing in THE FIRM with JIMMI PAGE and PAUL RODGERS, being bald-headed.  I knew I was definitely glad I found this tape, otherwise I would be missing out on a whole lot of great guitar rock music.  Back to the concert, the closing song MURDER is an excellent surprise.  First of all, David plays the acoustic guitar and Mick plays the electric guitar, which certainly surprised me after seeing David playing the electric guitar while Tim Wenrick plays the acoustic guitar on ON THE TURNING AWAY.  Anyway, when Mick starts playing the lead guitar solo, I was deeply amazed how great the tone of his guitar sounds.  The song in general still makes me think of BAD COMPANY's "FEEL LIKE MAKIN' LOVE," eventhough the tone of Mick's guitar solo sounds like the tone of the guitar solo of IF YOU NEEDED SOMEBODY from HOLY WATER.  More importantly, it was an outstanding listening and visual esperience.  Then David switches to his black strat playing lead guitar throughout the song, and then MICK and DAVID close the song with their 2 part harmony lead guitar.  As for the encore of COMFORTABLY NUMB with PINK FLOYD's NICK MASON on drums, this song also outdoes the PINK FLOYD version with the psychodelic keyboard sound of GREGG DECKART, the beginning harmonies of MICKY and GREGG, then DAVID and MICKEY, and later MICK.  I also love the way DAVID works his way up to the signiture high-pitch guitar solo of the song that he usually does not do during the PINK FLOYD tours.  It's a plain same MONEY, ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL, and other PINK FLOYD did not make it on this tape.  The 2 videos are great and so it the half hour special of his solo tour that features interviews from THE WHO's PETE TOWNSHEND and PINK FLOYD's NICK MASON.  I remember when all of this was broadcasted on MTV in 1984.  Why this concert is not on DVD, I certainly can not, nor will, understand the reason for that.  This should not be judged due to the lack of the PINK FLOYD name.  In my musical opinion, DAVID GILMOUR had the best sounding solo career, since his singing and guitar playing did and still does represent the sound of PINK FLOYD.  Maybe his solo tour would have been more successful if he had planned to play MONEY & ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL throughout the whole tour and give notice somehow what PINK FLOYD songs he would perform throughtout this tour.  More importantly, his solo career should not be forgotten.