



The longest, best quality version of the It Would Be So Nice film (that I have seen so far) comes from an Italian documentary called Eventi Pop. This is a one hour program that, very frustratingly, shows only about 1 minute each of about 60 bands. Rather than make you download the entire program, I'll just share the Floyd clip...
3 comments:
Although...
If you do have the complete show I'd love
to download it: it has mostly unseen footage
of lost of Italian and international groups...
Thanx anyway, Xuh
It is true that there are scores of obscure bands in the documentary - and I do have the whole thing. But, as I said in the post, there is only about 1 min of footage for each band. That's just enough to get you interested, then they cruelly cut away. In the end, I felt like travelling to Italy and asking some people some very unhappy questions.
Dr. F.
I should have specified that I AM from Italy (and so are probably some of your visitors), and that the "Eventi Pop" series isn't just a collection of truncated clips but a sort of "history of pop" generally introduced by some aged local rock-star and commented by a (sadly) Italian voice-over. Some instalments have been very popular and float around the Internet: this one has eluded me so far;
but it's true that the connection with Pink Floyd is minimal, so if you don't feel like upping the whole show it I'll understand...
Thanks anyway, Xuh
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