Ian Priston meets Danilo Steffanina in Italy (Video)

[Skinny12]

Hello everyone!

My dear friend and co-host of our Podcast, Ian Priston went to Italy and visited the collector Danilo Steffanina.

Danilo Steffanina owns one of the world's finest collections of Pink Floyd concert posters. In this video, he gives lan Priston a tour of his personal gallery, explaining his motivations, the stories behind some of the artworks, and how the expertise he has developed over the years helps him decide what new pieces to add to his collection.

Approach: filmed with a handheld iPhone 13, 4K video at 30 fps using clip-on Comica wireless mics. lan anticipated the opportunity and suggested making the film to Danilo when he saw the main room. Danilo happily accepted the proposal, but there was no time to prepare. No after-effects were added to the footage, and the discussion is spontaneous and unedited.

Have fun!

https://youtu.be/Rlmx9A-_Exc

[DesertRat]

If there were a way to make all of those into one single book, I’d buy it!

[neonknight]

Is everyone enjoying the new Kralingen footage?

[SamSiamC]

I will watch the Video now....thank you very much !

[PFC67]

Can someone please share the link, thanks!

[mattazing]

Can someone please share the link, thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9dRp8g0g4w

[mattazing]

Is everyone enjoying the new Kralingen footage?

Fantastic to see how much material is still made available / unearthed / found / discovered! Great new video.

[johnjohnstone]

Loved Danilo's posters, what a great collection - not envious at all! Great video, thanks to Ian and Danilo for sharing ...

[MGoBlue1989]

Thanks for sharing this fascinating collection and conversation. I really enjoyed geeking out to this video!!

[Anredeon]

Thank You very much! What could be just a paint by numbers a la this is this, this is that, it was lovely to watch it because of the passion of it.

Fabulous collection! My favourites being the 67 and 69 posters. I do really love the posters with the meddlegroupphoto too. I have (but just a facsimile) ´72 tourposter proudly on the wall.

I particularly liked the program from Lyons ´70 with an unseen photo.

I have a friend who also collects PF tourposters. He has some 70s ones too, but he rather shouldn´t see this video.

[TheGreenStrat]

I still have my reproduced Pink Floyd film poster that you could buy at any record store back in the day. It’s not anywhere near as cool as these posters (see attachment.) Joe Boyd talked about the making of the psychedelic posters and how expensive they were and how they were essentially pieces of art with how uniquely they were made (I.e. handmade and not mass made) and were eventually stolen by fans. There’s a poster in this vid that looks like it has vivid gold leaf/paint on it from the late 60’s.