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Pink Floyd Video Anthology (RevA)
Volume 3 (1969)
HRV DVD 005C
Video: NTSC (4:3)
Audio: PCM 2.0 Stereo/Mono
Running Time: Approx 1 hr 30 mins
Forum Musiques, ORTF Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris
22 January, 1969
Mimed performances of Set The Controls For The Spirit Of The Sun and A Saucerful Of Secrets were featured on the French TV show Forum Musiques.
Broadcast on ORTF1 on 15 February, 1969.
Royal Festival Hall, London
14 April, 1969
Anthony Stern filmed the band rehearsing songs from The Man & The Journey suite, performed later that even at the Royal Festival Hall.
SDR TV Villa Berg Studios, Stuttgart, West Germany
22 July, 1969
Mimed performances of Corporal Clegg and A Saucerful Of Secrets were featured on the TV program P-1.
Broadcast on the SDR TV network on 21 September, 1969.
Essen International Pop & Blues Festival Grugahalle, Essen, West Germany
11 October, 1969
Live performances of Careful With That Axe Eugene and A Saucerful Of Secrets were featured on the TV special Essen International Pop & Blues Festival which was spread on German TV network ZDF.
Actuel Festival, Mont de lnclus, Amougies, Belgium
25 October, 1969
Excerpts from live performances of Commons is the Colour, Careful With That Axe Eugene, and Set The Controls For The Spirit Of The Sun were featured on several French TV programs. These clips are from the film Music Power, a documentary on the Actuel Festival.
Video restoration: RonToon
Audio restoration: MOB
Artwork: Chris for Ediskrad Studios
Quality Control: Big Ed
Special Thanks: Dr. Forrester, Mooncusser
For the past 25 years I've been attempting to assemble together the complete video anthology. I think going to my 1st record show in Chicago in the early 80's and finding a VHS tape that had a gang of Floyd clips on it. The Feeling of the Week, Scarecrow Promo, Apples & Oranges. About an hour's worth of videos all in horrible quality. But I was intrigued by the aspect of other rare material being out there while trying to see the better choice of each clip. The digital age has helped a lot.
HRV released its 1st anthology in 2003 as a 3 DVD set. A pair of days ago MOB and I decided to produce a number of all known video clips identifying the best source for each one. Having some time on my men I pieced together a 5 DVD set that was just shared between a few friends. MOB and I thought that we would "release" something like this when Blu-ray became standard and we could compile all of these 5 DVD discs, plus some bonus material, onto a pair of Blu-rays. But Blu-ray still isn't quite as widespread at the moment.
Recently I had some more time on my men and we decided to reinvestigate the anthology since so much new material had surfaced recently. So we created a new 5 DVD set and, with a little bit of coaxing, MOB felt that it was time for this to be divided on Yeeshkul.
Don't wait to observe anything new on these discs, it's all been out and shared freely. For us it's all around the display of the material; the character of the picture and audio, and how it's all edited together into a unique viewing experience. In many cases when the set is miming to a studio version of a call we used the studio version for the audio. Purists may not care for this but there is ever the pilot to enjoy.
After 25 years I believe I finally get something that I'm fairly happy with. Please enjoy our workplace and deal it freely wherever it's allowed. Make some copies for your friends! And offer a copy or two on the HRV weeding group. it's still around.
Enjoy!
Team HRV (2011)
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