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Posted by unique on 10/21/27 11:29
i wish i could have seen it myself. i don't think the film really captures
the full magnificence of the event though, but that could also be as it's
edited basically compared to todays fast/digital editing that can make
almost anything seem more exciting. if the original negatives have went
missing it would be a problem if they wanted to re-edit from scratch. i dont
think there are any shots from far back to show the audience and the scale
of things as it doesn't seem to have been shot for release on video or
showing on tv as it was a bit early for that, and they had plans to make a
different kind of movie, thus it wasn't filmed to be released as a full
concert movie, and that would explain the shots/direction, which leads to
the final cut (see what i did there) not being of todays quality standards
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> "unique" <spam@some1.else> wrote in message
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>> i was at live aid, so my floyd live experience was fulfilled. i was a bit
>> too young in 1980 to see them then, and the band that toured in the 80s
> and
>> 90s wasn't pink floyd to me
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> Which is fair enough.
> But my one and only true Floyd experience *was* at Earls Court for the
> first
> concerts of The Wall.
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> And personally, I NEED to see it again!
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> One of the most lasting memories I have is that of Gilmour at the top of
> the
> wall with a 9,000,000,000 watt searchlight behind him, changing colours,
> while he did the solo to Comfortably Numb.
>
> Damn it I want to see that again!
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