Is there an official over/under on unreleased material?

[TheGreenStrat]

I was reading through posts in the archive and between rumors and half-truths i was wondering if there is any set in stone consensus on what PF definitely has in their archives with live shows/soundboards/etc?

We’ve all essentially ruled out film footage excluding some of The Wall but I’ve always heard rumors about Radio City 1973, seen people in the archive post Soundboards from 1975 like San Diego, examples like that. Do we have any certainty which rumors are false and which are true?

[MrFender]

Part of the claimed value of selling the PF catalog is that there still is valuable vault material. It's been discussed in numerous forums and postings what may or may not exist. Ultimately only a few people like the band members and close confidents really know. For the $500 million that's thrown around as a sale price, one would expect there is something left unpublished. It would have to be disclosed to any potential buyer so they can properly value the sale. Time to find moles in the various companies in the running.

[ruben77]

People have rumored about the 73 Radio City so much and without any proof, that even if it does not really exist it now exists in the Pink Floyd fan-lore. Even if the band themselves would deny its existence, fans will still believe the RCMH recording is being hoarded by them.

As for 1994 it is known most (if not all) of the shows were professionally recorded. Thanks to that we have Pulse, which is not bad. But somewhere there are tapes with some very interesting European performances as proven by several audience recordings.

[DaveTheRave]

Open-air microphone recordings of the Animals tour, which were cleaned up and presented to the band for possible inclusion on the recent Animals rerelease. The band rejected it.