The first in a concept series that covers Floyd's past video clips in chronological order, focusing on singles and representative songs, and aggregates the best quality footage with studio take sound sources. First of all, there are two versions of "Arnold Lane", which became Syd Barrett's first smash hit despite its avant-garde content in 1967, and a clip of "Heaven's Reign", although it is black and white, that shows the psychedelic staging of the time. "See Emily Play" and "Apples And Oranges" have been reconstructed as clips that can be used in modern times by synchronizing the working tape footage and studio sound source of Syd's precious TV appearance. Another standard clip, “See Emily Play,” is a version taken in the park where Gilmore participated in the filming, and “Paint Box,” which was also filmed on Belgian TV immediately after Gilmore participated, has the audio replaced with a stereo sound source. What will happen in the upgraded version? In addition, Waters' intense bass riffs such as "In Search of Light" and "Flaming" are synchronized with the official stereo sound source from rare color footage on French TV, and are recorded in 1968, when the psych era transitioned to progressive rock. A number of valuable images. Then, entering the progressive rock era, ``Taiyou Sanka'' was a stereo long version with a clapperboard, and as we entered the 1970s, we entered the era of ``Atomic Heart Mother'' and ``Echoes.'' First of all, these are unique mix video clips that interweave rare footage from the legendary Hakone concert, Pompeii, and Ian Emmis's hit "Blow the Wind, Call the Storm" in Japan. Animated version by. And from 1973's "Madness", it includes a medley of the classics "Time", "Money", "Us & Them", "Brain Damage / Eclipse", etc., for a total of 108 minutes, and includes the most important songs from the middle period. Compilation of 20 songs in the best quality with audio remastering. Plus a DVD containing the 1970 KQED:TV Live and a history documentary produced by the UK: BBC. This is also the ultimate collector's edition that looks back on the band's history and includes many valuable videos, so if you haven't seen it yet, you should check it out. DVD : 01. Opening 02 Arnold Layne (video clip 1967) 03 Arnold Layne (video clip 1967 vers.2) 04 Astronomy Domine ("BBC Look of the Week" 1967) 05 See Emily Play (BBC "Top of the Pops" 1967 ) 06 See Emily Play (video clip 1967 feat. David Gilmour) 07 Apples And Oranges (US TV "American Bandstand" 1967) 08 Paint Box (Belgium TV 1968) 09 Let There Be More Light (French TV 1968) 10 Flaming (French "ATOM HEART MOTHER" Movie Footage ; Hakone, Austria & Germany 1971 15 '71 ; "MEDDLE" feat. Echoes Movie Footage ; Pompei 1972 16 One Of These Days (video clip 1972 / Ian Emes animation) 17 '73 ; "THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON" : Speak To Me / Breathe (video clip 1973 / Backdrop Film) 18 Time (Backdrop Film 1975) 19 Money (Backdrop Film 1975 / video mix) 20 Us & Them (video clip) 21 Brain Damage / Eclipse (video clip) 22 End Credits / Vol.2 Ad [the Best of VIDEO TRAX Vol.1 1967-1973] Limited DVD : Atom Heart Mother / Cymbaline / Grantchester Meadows / Green Is the Colour / Careful with that Ax, Eugene / Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun [KQED 1970/1981 rebroadcast by KQED in San Francisco/60mins] 1. Opening Programme 2. At The Gates of Dawn 1965-1968 3. Wish You Were Here 1968-1985 4. Heart Of The Sun 1985 [PINK FLOYD - BBC THE STORY '65-'94/40mins]
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