1984 - "The Pros & Cons Of Hitch Hiking" EPK
1992 - "Amused To Death" EPK
1999 - Interview with Roger Waters to promote the relase of The Wall 1980-1981 "Is there Anybody Out There"
2005 - Charlie Rose show
Friday, October 17, 2008
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Q & A - Vol # 4
2006/02/20 - Nick Mason "Inside Out" Promotion In Budapest, Hungary
2006/03/18 - Nick Mason "Inside Out" Promotion In Cologne, Germany
2005/10/25 - Nick Mason Dedicace Interview In Warzsaw
2006/02/20 - Nick Mason RTL-Klub TV Interview In Budapest, Hungary
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Kate Bush - Live At The Hammersmith Odeon
Thank you for writing so many nice comments about Kate Bush... I hope that you enjoy this one as well. It's another Japanese LD transfer. I have also included the audio separately, should you desire it. The cover was done by the same incredibly generous artist who did art for The Line, The Cross & The Curve DVD (below) - Gabi. Thanks!! The audio source was provided by You Know Who and (wink, wink). Thanks, fellows!
Monday, October 6, 2008
Natalie Merchant - Wonder (promo)
Friday, October 3, 2008
Pink Floyd - Promotional tapes
This is probably the first DVD that I ever put together. I spent a fortune on eBay buying promotional video tapes and wanted to compile them & share them with my friends. The gem in the collection is the interview of Roger Waters. It was made for "Is Anybody Out There", the live Wall concert. It was originally going to be issued by Capitol, who did the interview. But, it ended up being issued by Columbia. So, Capitol just shelved the interview & it was never used for anything. It's a great interview & really deserves to be seen.
I did not create the art. The contents of this DVD were used for some VCDs and someone else did make some DVD art (above). I have no idea who did that. (Thanks, though!) I included some scans of a few of the original promo VHS tapes that went into making this DVD, just in case you're curious.
33 parts
D-a-v-i-d L-y-n-c-h
It seems as though all of my Pink Floyd friends also really get into the work of David Lynch, the director of many beautiful films. He is probably best known for his work on Twin Peaks.
Julee Cruise is the singer whose angelic voice gave the Twin Peaks soundtrack the ethereal weirdness.
There were many TV interviews and VH1 programs and the like that were made at the time which have just been lost to history....
Thursday, October 2, 2008
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