Feel free to discuss the DVD

Basic track listing
Interstellar Overdrive
Nick's Boogie
I have not seen it, nor have I ever seen it available...where can one purchase a copy? If it is unavailable, can one find it elsewhere (the notorious "gray market" of the UK, or perhaps "Y", or...?)J Ed wrote:this ones got a rawther complicated history and itd probably be better to have separate threads for the soundtracks cd(s) (of which there have been numerous repackagings) and the film(s) (of which I think there are really two seperate but overlapping films)
first:
there was a feature length documentary called Tonite Lets All Make Love In London, made in 67 or so by Peter Whitehead, who was also doing Stones promo films at the time
its supposed to be about the psychedlic swinging London club scene of the day, centred around the Syds Floyd playing at the UFO Club, with lots of celebs in the crowd
Ive never seen it, has anybody else?
it looks like a See For Miles versiondanielcaux wrote:
Is that one the See For Miles Version?
Going to start a whole new tread on all the other DVD's you can buyStephen wrote:I see that we can't add new topics on this thread so I'll have to tag it onto this one as it's somewhat related.
A Technicolor Dream [DVD]
I bought this some time back but can't find it now. Anyone remember whether it's worth the effort of me searching for it? I know that I sat through the purgatory of the beat poets at The Royal Albert Hall but I've forgotten what else was on it. Maybe this warrants a new topic on this thread?
I like it. I watched a few months ago for the first time since I bought it. It is a great companion piece to the Syd Barret and Pink Floyd story...in fact, these two dvds could be combined to make one excellent film with Pink Floyd London ’66-‘67 DVD...another strange thing about A Technicolor Dream, is that it is really Nick and Roger who participate...no Gilmour.Stephen wrote:I see that we can't add new topics on this thread so I'll have to tag it onto this one as it's somewhat related.
A Technicolor Dream [DVD]
I bought this some time back but can't find it now. Anyone remember whether it's worth the effort of me searching for it? I know that I sat through the purgatory of the beat poets at The Royal Albert Hall but I've forgotten what else was on it. Maybe this warrants a new topic on this thread?
Yes.Flying pig437 wrote:There's an E.P on Itunes with the soundtrack to this. It's just got a 16 mins version of IO & NB. Anyone know if it's worth getting?
I myself in the 2nd post wrote:the soundtrack is a much better example of the legendary freeform improvisotory style of the SydFloyd than is Piper or the singles