Promo Films with David Gilmour Parc de Laeken and RTB TV Studios, Brussels, Belgium 18-19 February, 1968 Mimed performances of Astronomy Domine, Scarecrow, Corporal Clegg, Paintbox, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun, See Emily Play and a photo montage of Bike were broadcast in a dedicated Pink Floyd TV special, as part of the Tienerklanken pop music show. Broadcast on BRT TV on 31 March, 1968.
A mimed performance of Apples and Oranges was broadcast on the RTB pop music program Vibrato on 27 February, 1968.
Bouton Rouge, ORTF Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris 20 February, 1968 Live performances of Astronomy Domine, Flaming, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun, and Let There Be More Light. Broadcast on ORTF2 on 25 February, 1968.
Discorama, ORTF Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris 21 February, 1968 A mimed performance of Paintbox appeared on the French TV show Discorama. Broadcast on ORTF2 on 3 March, 1968.
The Sound of Change, BBC Lime Grove Studios, Shepherd’s Bush, London 26 March, 1968 An untitled instrumental was performed live for the magazine program Late Night Line Up subtitled The Sound of Change. Broadcast on BBC2 TV on 10 September, 1968.
All My Loving, Abbey Mills Pumping Station, East Stratford, London 28 March, 1968 Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun was performed live for the BBC Omnibus TV special subtitled All My Loving. This clip features the single-camera dailies which were edited together from various takes creating a full performance of the piece. Originally broadcast on BBC1 TV on 3 November, 1968 in black and white. Rebroadcast on BBC2 TV on 18 May, 1969 in color.
Rome Goes Pop, Piper Club, Rome 18 or 19 April, 1968 An abbreviated mimed performance of It Would Be So Nice appeared as part of the Rome Goes Pop TV special. Broadcast on BBC2 TV on 18 May, 1968.
1st European International Pop Festival, Palazzo Dello Sport, Rome 6 May, 1968 A live performance of Interstellar Overdrive. Broadcast on German ARD TV. Program and broadcast date are unknown.
Kastival 1968, Kastival ’68 Festival, Kasterlee, Belgium 31 August, 1968 An interview with Roger Waters and a live performance of Astronomy Domine were filmed by BRT TV, Belgium and broadcast as part of a 30-minute Kastival 1968 TV special on the Tienerklanken pop music show. Broadcast on 8 October, 1968.
Samedi et Compagnie, ORTF Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris 6 September, 1968 Mimed performances of Let There Be More Light and Remember a Day were featured on the music program Samedi et Compagnie. Broadcast on ORTF1 on 21 September, 1968.
Surprise Partie, Le Bilboquet, St. Germain des Pres, Paris 7 September, 1968 A live performance of Let There Be More Light was included on the 4-hour TV special Surprise Partie. Broadcast on ORTF2 on 31 December, 1968.
Tous en Scene, L’Antenne du Chapiteau du Kremlin-Bicetre, Paris 31 October, 1968 Let There Be More Light and Flaming were performed live for the music program Tous en Scene. Broadcast on ORTF2 on 26 November, 1968.
Point Me at the Sky, Promo Film November, 1968 This promotional film of Point Me at the Sky featured David Gilmour and Nick Mason piloting Gypsy Moth biplanes flying over the English countryside. Publicity photos of the band members wearing aviator clothing were taken at Biggin Hill Aerodome in November and it is assumed that this promotion film was made around this time.
Bonus Clip Let There Be More Light, Promo Film September, 1968 A video of the band on a London Tube train accompanied an abbreviated version of Let There Be More Light on the French TV show A L’affiche du Monde. Broadcast on ORTF2 on 12 October, 1968.
Video restoration: RonToon Audio restoration: MOB Artwork: Chris for Ediskrad Studios Quality Control: Big Ed Special Thanks: Dr. Forrester, Mooncusser
It means that this DVD was just released on Saturday. I wanted to share it as soon as possible.
But, coincidently, yes, we're edging ever closer to the Floyd. Technically, we really should go through all of the "Peter"s first, seeing as how we've been so good about going in alphabetical order.
But, I'm just about ready for the Floyd, myself, so I might just hang the sensibility and go for it.
Let's get through the Macca material first, though.
You're ready for the Floyd! We've been anxiously awaiting them ever since you were so kind as to share boots with us again. I hope you were able to get my list of shows I'd specifically like you to post, and I apologize in advance if the list was long -- I made sure to only request boots that you had previously posted here before.
Believe me when I tell you that you will not come away hungry. Once this lot of proper "Floyd" is complete, you will have over 100 GB of "Roger" material. Once all of the various weird bands are complete in 6 months or so, I'll probably just launch back into the Floyd again, reupping all of the Floyd. Far too many links are dead for my liking.
No, it certainly does not. Just unpack all of the folders and see in which order they fall. You'll find that Paul comes before Pink.
And... if you want to get that way about it, if I'm going to do it any particular place, you know as well as I do that Paul would want me to Do It In The Road.
Pink Floyd Video Anthology (RevA)
ReplyDeleteVolume 2 (1968)
HRV DVD 005B
Video: NTSC (4:3)
Audio: PCM 2.0 Stereo/Mono
Running Time: Approx 1 hour 28 mins
Promo Films with David Gilmour
Parc de Laeken and RTB TV Studios, Brussels, Belgium
18-19 February, 1968
Mimed performances of Astronomy Domine, Scarecrow, Corporal Clegg, Paintbox, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun, See Emily Play and a photo montage of Bike were broadcast in a dedicated Pink Floyd TV special, as part of the Tienerklanken pop music show.
Broadcast on BRT TV on 31 March, 1968.
A mimed performance of Apples and Oranges was broadcast on the RTB pop music program
Vibrato on 27 February, 1968.
Bouton Rouge, ORTF Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris
20 February, 1968
Live performances of Astronomy Domine, Flaming, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun, and Let There Be More Light.
Broadcast on ORTF2 on 25 February, 1968.
Discorama, ORTF Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris
21 February, 1968
A mimed performance of Paintbox appeared on the French TV show Discorama.
Broadcast on ORTF2 on 3 March, 1968.
The Sound of Change, BBC Lime Grove Studios, Shepherd’s Bush, London
26 March, 1968
An untitled instrumental was performed live for the magazine program Late Night Line Up subtitled The Sound of Change.
Broadcast on BBC2 TV on 10 September, 1968.
All My Loving, Abbey Mills Pumping Station, East Stratford, London
28 March, 1968
Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun was performed live for the BBC Omnibus TV special subtitled All My Loving. This clip features the single-camera dailies which were edited together from various takes creating a full performance of the piece.
Originally broadcast on BBC1 TV on 3 November, 1968 in black and white.
Rebroadcast on BBC2 TV on 18 May, 1969 in color.
Rome Goes Pop, Piper Club, Rome
18 or 19 April, 1968
An abbreviated mimed performance of It Would Be So Nice appeared as part of the Rome Goes Pop TV special.
Broadcast on BBC2 TV on 18 May, 1968.
1st European International Pop Festival, Palazzo Dello Sport, Rome
6 May, 1968
A live performance of Interstellar Overdrive.
Broadcast on German ARD TV. Program and broadcast date are unknown.
Kastival 1968, Kastival ’68 Festival, Kasterlee, Belgium
31 August, 1968
An interview with Roger Waters and a live performance of Astronomy Domine were filmed by BRT TV, Belgium and broadcast as part of a 30-minute Kastival 1968 TV special on the Tienerklanken pop music show.
Broadcast on 8 October, 1968.
Samedi et Compagnie, ORTF Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris
6 September, 1968
Mimed performances of Let There Be More Light and Remember a Day were featured on the music program Samedi et Compagnie.
Broadcast on ORTF1 on 21 September, 1968.
Surprise Partie, Le Bilboquet, St. Germain des Pres, Paris
7 September, 1968
A live performance of Let There Be More Light was included on the 4-hour TV special Surprise Partie.
Broadcast on ORTF2 on 31 December, 1968.
Tous en Scene, L’Antenne du Chapiteau du Kremlin-Bicetre, Paris
31 October, 1968
Let There Be More Light and Flaming were performed live for the music program Tous en Scene.
Broadcast on ORTF2 on 26 November, 1968.
Point Me at the Sky, Promo Film
November, 1968
This promotional film of Point Me at the Sky featured David Gilmour and Nick Mason piloting Gypsy Moth biplanes flying over the English countryside. Publicity photos of the band members wearing aviator clothing were taken at Biggin Hill Aerodome in November and it is assumed that this promotion film was made around this time.
Bonus Clip
Let There Be More Light, Promo Film
September, 1968
A video of the band on a London Tube train accompanied an abbreviated version of Let There Be More Light on the French TV show A L’affiche du Monde.
Broadcast on ORTF2 on 12 October, 1968.
Video restoration: RonToon
Audio restoration: MOB
Artwork: Chris for Ediskrad Studios
Quality Control: Big Ed
Special Thanks: Dr. Forrester, Mooncusser
Enjoy!
Team HRV (2011)
Hi Doc
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean: The much awaited Floyd avalanche is just about to be kicked off?
Regards
Thomas
It means that this DVD was just released on Saturday. I wanted to share it as soon as possible.
ReplyDeleteBut, coincidently, yes, we're edging ever closer to the Floyd. Technically, we really should go through all of the "Peter"s first, seeing as how we've been so good about going in alphabetical order.
But, I'm just about ready for the Floyd, myself, so I might just hang the sensibility and go for it.
Let's get through the Macca material first, though.
You're ready for the Floyd! We've been anxiously awaiting them ever since you were so kind as to share boots with us again. I hope you were able to get my list of shows I'd specifically like you to post, and I apologize in advance if the list was long -- I made sure to only request boots that you had previously posted here before.
ReplyDeleteBeth -
ReplyDeleteBelieve me when I tell you that you will not come away hungry. Once this lot of proper "Floyd" is complete, you will have over 100 GB of "Roger" material. Once all of the various weird bands are complete in 6 months or so, I'll probably just launch back into the Floyd again, reupping all of the Floyd. Far too many links are dead for my liking.
Many many Thanks for this amazing collection, have been waiting for this and now its here I am very very happy!
ReplyDeleteI've got my hard disk primed and ready to receive!!!
ReplyDeletePatience is a virtue... Thank you so much for this one and really looking forward to all the Floyd boots to come.
ReplyDeleteRegards
Lea
Great to see you are posting again!
ReplyDeleteI downloaded some of my faves from your site in the past.
So a big thank you.
Question for you.
Normally DVDs have so many links and you have only five here. Are these larger packages?
Best regards
CAB4YK
A braver soul might ... you know ... try a link to see for yourself....
ReplyDeleteBy the way, Doc, if you wanna do it in alphabetical order: PM comes AFTER PF, lol.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to all the Floyd. Thanks a million for the great job you do. It is so much appreciated.
Regards from sunny Switzerland
Thomas
No, it certainly does not. Just unpack all of the folders and see in which order they fall. You'll find that Paul comes before Pink.
ReplyDeleteAnd... if you want to get that way about it, if I'm going to do it any particular place, you know as well as I do that Paul would want me to Do It In The Road.
Thanks. Shall be fun to see
ReplyDeleteBest wishes from Sweden
You MUST maintain alphabetic order!!! -- Lexical Leonardo
ReplyDeletegreat quality,god bless,and many thanks from an old floyd fan.
ReplyDeleteAhh, more music for the price of less downloading.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. And a lovely credit for you on the sleeve no less.
Cheers.