The ultimate DVD title that compiles the best footage of Pink Floyd from 1969 to 1972 from overseas. Contains the best live footage from the time when Floyd was at his most creative and showed off his spectacular live performances in the highest quality. Although it was originally released in 2008, it is still one of the best titles that reigns as the top Floyd video title. (Regarding the content of each video) First, on October 25, 1969, a festival performance held at Amougies in Belgium was recorded in master quality from local TV footage. Contains Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun, which starts with Roger's murmuring vocals that still have a fresh feel. Even though the video is black and white, you will be amazed at the extremely clear image quality and sound. The terrifying Careful With That Ax, Eugene is a color video, and the first half, which mainly includes close-up scenes of Roger and Nick's faces, is intense. Although it is black and white after 1 minute and 25 seconds, you can enjoy the impactful video even though it is a short recording. Next, on June 28, 1970, from the stage at the Kralingen Pop Festival in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, about 9 minutes of ultra-high quality footage of Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun and A Saucerful Of Secrets was recorded. Set The Controls is recorded from the middle part, and you can enjoy the spectacular performance with wonderful images and sound, such as Roger and Nick's powerful drumming. A Saucerful Of Secrets is recorded from the quiet organ part in the middle. It starts with a strange image, but at around 1 minute 25 seconds it becomes a close-up of the band. From then on, you can watch the band play as one with high-quality multi-cameras until the ending. A must-see for all Floyd fans is the band's ecstatic expression as they continue to play in a groove. On June 15, 1971, the Royaumont performance in France was a live performance in a classical hall with a formal feel. This is also recorded in perfect color video. Cymbaline, with Gilmore's passionate singing, is full of mood. (It's a shame that I don't show the guitar solo...) A Saucerful Of Secrets starts with Roger's introductory drum beat. The murmuring vocal part is different from the youthful 69 year old, and you can see a truly dignified performance that has reached the stage of complete maturity. Although the video is based on black, you can enjoy the high quality visual beauty of a movie, and you can enjoy Floyd's divine performance during his strongest period as a live band in ideal image quality. The last performance was in Brighton, England in June 1972. This is 16 minutes of the highest quality multi-camera color footage of Careful With That Ax, Eugene and Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun. The sight of the members illuminated by the red, blue, and green lights emitted by the liftable lights that symbolize 1972 is truly a sight to behold. It is no exaggeration to say that these two songs are the strongest in Floyd video history. You can experience a dream-like 17 minutes in the highest quality. In Eugene, Roger's vocals using vocal effects are mysterious and powerful. The appearance of Roger listening to the vocals in a comfortable mood with a cigarette in hand at Set The Controls is full of the dignity of the leader of a live band that reigns at the top of the world. In the second half, the drum is lit and Floyd is captured in a wonderful camera angle as he plays a spacey performance. From the middle, images of the ocean, volcanoes, the sun, etc. overlap, and the song reaches a grand conclusion, and the ending credits of the TV program overlap. Also includes many nice bonus tracks. You can watch Atom Heart Mother's performance in Hamburg on February 25th from the Floyd special program broadcast in Germany in 1971. The scene where the local orchestra and choir perform together is very atmospheric. Next, from the same program master, "Mystery" from Offenbach's performance on the 26th, the next day, which captured Roger continuing to hit the cymbals with an almost demonic force, is also recorded in the highest quality. In addition, in early 1972, after More, Barbe Schroeder asked him again to do the soundtrack, and there is a 15-minute local program documenting Floyd recording a music studio for ``La Vallee'' in Herouville, France. . English translation credits are also included, so you can understand the content clearly. Although the content is mainly interviews, it is extremely valuable. The last part includes footage from when Robert Wyatt appeared on the British program "Top Of The Pops" in September 1974. The song is "I'm Believer" and Nick Mason plays the drums. A must-have video collection DVD for Floyd enthusiasts around the world, with a total time of 77 minutes (54 minutes main, 23 minutes bonus), all images recorded in the highest quality that will convince you of master quality! Ultimate TV film compilations from overseas (SUPER QUALITY!!!) BELGIUM 1969 Mont de L'Enclus, Amougies, Belgium (Amougies Pop & Jazz Festival) 25th October 1969 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun/Careful With That Ax, Eugene HOLLAND 1970 Kraalinge Bos, Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kralingen Pop Festival) 28th June 1970 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun/A Saucerful Of Secrets FRANCE 1971 ORTF, Abbaye de Royaumont, Royaumont, France 15th June 1971 Cymbaline/Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun UK 1972 The Dome, Brighton, Sussex, UK 28th/29th June 1972 Careful With That Ax, Eugene/Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun Bonus Track - Grosser Saal, Musikhalle, Hamburg, West Germany 25th February 1971 Atom Heart Mother - Stadthalle, Offenbach, West Germany 26th February 1971 A Saucerful Of Secrets - French TV Documnentary for making soundtrack of La Vallee - Robert Wyatt/I'm A Believer (with Nick Mason on drums) Top Of The Pops Sept 1974 PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.77min.
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