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August 20th, 2006, 07:21 PM
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It's the recordings of the 1994 Pink Floyd concert at Earl's Court (London), an enormous indoor arena.
It's a 2 disc DVD set. The actual concert footage is around 140 minutes long and has 22 songs including the entire Dark Side of the Moon album. The laser effects are amazing and on the song On The Run (from DSOTM) they have an prop airplane flying through Earl's Court on fire and smashes into one of the wall where it explodes. Something they probably wouldn't be able to do if they were together today in our post 9/11 world.
It has tons of special features. Theres a section called Bootlegging the Bootleggers that has 4 videos of the concert shot by people in the audience. The sceen films they play during the songs without showing the band onstage. Alternate versions of Time, Money, Speak to Me, The Great Gig in the Sky, and Us and Them. Behind the scenes footage. The Rock and Roll Hall of fame induction ceremony with Billy Corgan from giving a short speech on the role Pink Floyd has played in his life followed by the song Wish You Were Here preformed there. A photo gallery. Conver art for some of their albums. The P*U*L*S*E tv advertisement. And The 1994 tour maps and dates.
Allthgether the collection has about 4 hours of content. You can get it at Target for $19. Most stores have it right upfront as soon as you walk in because of it being such a huge success. I just got it yesterday.
It's the recordings of the 1994 Pink Floyd concert at Earl's Court (London), an enormous indoor arena.
It's a 2 disc DVD set. The actual concert footage is around 140 minutes long and has 22 songs including the entire Dark Side of the Moon album. The laser effects are amazing and on the song On The Run (from DSOTM) they have an prop airplane flying through Earl's Court on fire and smashes into one of the wall where it explodes. Something they probably wouldn't be able to do if they were together today in our post 9/11 world.
It has tons of special features. Theres a section called Bootlegging the Bootleggers that has 4 videos of the concert shot by people in the audience. The sceen films they play during the songs without showing the band onstage. Alternate versions of Time, Money, Speak to Me, The Great Gig in the Sky, and Us and Them. Behind the scenes footage. The Rock and Roll Hall of fame induction ceremony with Billy Corgan from giving a short speech on the role Pink Floyd has played in his life followed by the song Wish You Were Here preformed there. A photo gallery. Conver art for some of their albums. The P*U*L*S*E tv advertisement. And The 1994 tour maps and dates.
Allthgether the collection has about 4 hours of content. You can get it at Target for $19. Most stores have it right upfront as soon as you walk in because of it being such a huge success. I just got it yesterday.