Floyd recorders only available to YouTube

[NuffM]

Hey all. This is something I've wondered about a lot recently and I'd love to have a discussion here about it.

What are some PF recorders that are only on YouTube? I know that there is an August 9th 1980 recording by Tony Wyatt, who uploaded Run Like Hell a very long time ago. There is also a February 27th 1980 recording which is partial as well. I remember a new Brighton 1972 recording that was discovered on YouTube sometime I think last year?

These are some, but I'm sure there are plenty more. What are some Pink Floyd recorders that were shared to YouTube and only YouTube, and has anybody made a list yet? I think this could be a great start.

Tony Wyatt 1980 recorder, as an example: https://youtu.be/hr7zUgJbOic

Thanks!

[JamminJanet421]

Going out on a limb and assuming that there are home recordings of the Later Years that were uploaded by some not-so-tech-savvy people. People who had zero idea about the trading scene. But who knows! One would assume that, if you're going through the effort of filming Floyd, you'd have some idea about how much it's worth!

[Alanko]

A taper from the 1970 Aarhus gig uploaded tracks from their reel. I think only an inferior multiple generation source circulates?

https://youtu.be/nQ0ZMnsvXMc?si=GuMlswoOpyxUgXx9

[Mark45]

A taper from the 1970 Aarhus gig uploaded tracks from their reel. I think only an inferior multiple generation source circulates?

https://youtu.be/nQ0ZMnsvXMc?si=GuMlswoOpyxUgXx9

Great find! I see he uploaded the whole show?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8Zv7_6wfDQ

[swanlee]

Wish youtube had a lossless audio option

[Elisto54]

You can find the above YT version (revised) here
https://ravinganddrooling.com/forum/...nts/264082-