PINK FLOYD ON DVD

 Pink Floyd on DVD

Pink Floyd have appeared on several soundtracks and have made one movie and have released live shows.

Tonite Let's All Make Love in London 

Is a documentry set in “Swinging London” with interviews with various people including Mick Jagger and Michael Cain. The soundtrack has tree Pink Floyd Tracks Interstellar overdrive (Two versions) and a track called Nicks Boogie. If you want this CD buy it as soon as you see it as it is becoming quite a rare CD to get.

More

 The first soundtrack Pink Floyd were asked to write was to the film More, see more here.

Obscured by Clouds became there second soundtrack again more info here...

Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii.

After getting special permission Pink Floyd set up there equipment in the ruins of Pompeii and recorded several songs including Echoes. The film also show Pink Floyd memebrs recording and experimenting with music of what was to becom Dark Side of the Moon.

Full Track listing on the Directors Cut is as follows:

Echoes part 1

Careful with that axe Eugene

A Saucerful of secrets

Us and them (Studio footage)

One of these days (fromMeddle)

Mademoiselle Nobs ( also called Seamus from Meddle)

Brain Damage (studio footage)

Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun

Echoes part 2.

Zabriski Point

This is another European director film which Pink Floyd contributed to the Sound track.

The first track Pink Floyd contributed was called “Come in Number 51 your time is up.

This was a reworking of Careful with that axe Eugene.

Heart Beat Pig Meat

Crumbleing Land

On the 1997 reissue disc two included the following.

Love Scene (Version 4) is a Richard Wright composition.

Country Song is a ballad.

Unknown Song, is a chillout instrumental.

Love Song (Number 6) is a blusey instrumental.

Pink Floyd recorded other tracks that were not included. These were called Fingals Cave, O enone and The Violen Sequence. This last track reappeared on Dark Side of the Moon as Us and Them.

Crystal Voyager 

So your really into surfing and decide to write, narrate, film and star in a movie to do with surfing in Calafornia. This is what George Greennough did and he arranged for David Elfick to direct it. Crystal Voyager was released in 1973.

It became very succesful film first in Australia and then in France before being popular in the UK. The last 23 minutes of the film is showing the surfer surfing on the Waves while having the waterproof camera strapped to his back. When the film was edited it was slowed up so that Echoes would fit and fit it does. It captures the “tubes”of the surf and mathces perfectly the atmosphere created by Echoes. Pink Floyd did a deal by requesting permission to use Echoes for exchange of footage of Crystal Voyager to be used during there live performances of Echoes.

The DVD is not always available but is quite often on Ebay Please see below.

Other DVD of Pink Floyd and more well known are

 The Wall

Dark Side of the Moon

All available

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