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the scan of Atlanta 1973 has some big problems that are hard to fix (looks great already but could be improved a whole lot)Originally posted by Rupert Pupkin View Post
This sample of the new 1975 film looks a lot better in my opinion, potentially the best film ever (?) (30 minutes!)Comment
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The 'Talking with Dolph' episode on this film just came out. Confirmed Ivor Wynne stadium! =D
EDIT: here's the link for those interested https://youtu.be/78nAlk55VU0
Here's the link for the footage premiere itself, the thumbnail looks INCREDIBLE https://youtu.be/fSXZMFq_MskLast edited by Melvin (That's The Name); 03-26-2023, 04:54 PM.Comment
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The last time someone "announced" footage like this in advance, Pink Floyd management issued a cease and desist order. Discretion seems to be the key.Comment
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The 8mm live Wall project. Very foolish to publicly advertise things like this in advance on YouTube. Now Pink Floyd have a full week to "deal" with this, if they choose to. I guess some people just like the attention.Originally posted by Melvin (That's The Name) View Post
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Originally posted by rontoon View Post
That has always been the best way.I've been mad for fucking years, absolutely years, I've always been mad, I know I've been mad, like the most of us have... very hard to explain why you're mad, even if you're not mad...Comment
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That's what I was thinking. I remember what happened with the last film that was youtube previewed. Fingers crossed.Originally posted by nipote View PostComment
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With some of the footage being in daylight this should really help with picture clarity and the fact that it’s synced up with audio from the same show will make a real difference, knowing that you’re listening to the actual audio being played rather than from another show.Originally posted by Melvin (That's The Name) View PostComment
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it was those multiple hours of Wall 8mm, that later got leaked in multiple different versions, and eventually released on Y! in another version... bit of a chaos, but it's all out nowOriginally posted by Melvin (That's The Name) View PostComment
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what exactly do you mean "not the fully restored version"Originally posted by rontoon View Post
I know of the "June 2021" version (the one that was supposed to be released)
Isn't that the fully restored one? I hope it isn't because it is honestly quite horribleComment
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AFAIK, it's still being worked on.Comment
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Oh man exciting! If it wasn't for the horrid Moog sound Rick used that tour would be a great one.Comment
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The film is mind blowing, it’s one of the best 8mm I ever worked on, but …. don’t expect full songs. That’s 8mm with all its limitations. Speedy captured some of the best parts of the show though. It’s very well filmed, no out focus parts.Originally posted by Rupert Pupkin View Post
The film was edited on one 400ft reel by speedy and it’s almost 28min long.
For the anecdote, the film was lost (but known by Rob) and after some researches it was found mislabelled ! Sadly, some of his films are still missing, like his Genesis 1975 lamb tour film….
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yes; sure I don't expect the complete song, but some parts of it.
The Atlanta 73 show that David Gilmour was on keyboard not far away from Rick Wright during the Great Gig In The Sky (something Nick Mason confirmed later); something we couldn't tell during the 73 tour. I guess David started with lap-steel and went near the keyboard "era" after the lap-steel intro. After all David played on stage "Out Of The Blue".
There is also the "Jack Nicholson"-eye-contact smile with one of the chorist by Mr Gilmour while soloing "Time".
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