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Posted by listen on 10/10/20 11:29
It will if the legal aspect of things can be sorted out.
leave me your e mail here and ill mail you a nd sort a copy of the 2 disc
set out for you:)
"unique" <spam@some1.else> wrote in message
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> thanks for the info. i taped that documentary, but was dissapointed when
> it wasnt released on dvd with an SE of the wall. they released the SE dvd
> of the wall, but afaik it was the same disc in different packaging so i
> didnt get it as i already had both pal and ntsc copies. it gets to be a
> pain buying so many reissues. i have four copies of the man who fell to
> earth now, but as the criterion edition doesnt have the new 5.1 dts mix
> its not the ultimate edition it could be, altho rather nice, and the best
> so far
>
> i'll have to try and track down the 2 disc dvd you mention, as i only have
> the nyc show on vhs which i got over 10 years ago now. i thought it was
> watchable and good quality for the age, although the picture suffers from
> being too dark
>
> i dont suppose you know anymore about the mastered dvds roger got? is it
> going to get a release sometime?
>
>
> "listen" <listen@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:YRH4f.3187$QP6.737@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
>> Parker didnt do the wall footage*, it was originally thought to be edited
>> to Mark Brickman, the lighting director, however it was edited by Howad
>> Lamden from the production in LA that filmed it.
>> There has for several years been "bootlegg" versions of both the Nassau
>> show and the Earls Court show being traded in Pink Floyd collecting
>> circles.
>> The Nassau show is the poorest of the 2, usually about 6th generation
>> VHS's are whats been around, the show was filmed on 6 cameras in total
>> but with NO onstage cameras, as the show was a very "dark" show the
>> lighting is poor and the show whilst watchable is a great experience.
>>
>> Earls Court on the other hand was filmed on over a dozen cameras with 5
>> onstage cams, you'll notice the quality of this show is far clearer and a
>> lot brighter from the onstage cams, again due to it been a "dark" show.
>> Again bootleggs of this show have circulated in the Floyd community for
>> several years and up untill last year the best source was a 4th
>> Generation VHS tape. A 2 DVD set was made by the Pink Floyd fan group
>> called Harvested and the source used for this was a 3rd Gen VHS, by far
>> the best quality seen to date (by the majority of people.
>>
>> Waters and his manager were sent sample dvd's of the full edited version
>> from the masters in LA in June last year and to their surprise the
>> quality far exceeded what they remembered it to be. believe it or not
>> both Waters and his manager had no idea where the footage was or who even
>> owned/filmed it untill early last year!
>>
>> *Alan Parker did however film 3 tracks from Earls Court i believe on 35mm
>> film, these have never seen the light of day to date.
>>
>> There was at TV prorgamme broadcast 2 years ago called Behind The Wall,
>> a documentry on the actual Earls Court show, fans were stunned when
>> never before seen snippets of the original filmed footage were shown on
>> this and the quality was outstanding including an amazing "crane" shot
>> going from the bands side of the wall over to the audiences side!
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "unique" <spam@some1.else> wrote in message
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>>> it wasn't released as the quailty was up to todays standards. i think
>>> the earls court footage wasnt used partly as they used the wrong type of
>>> film and it came out too dark, like the nassua collesseum gig thats
>>> doing the rounds, complete show, i think 5 cameras. i understand earls
>>> court is also doing the rounds amongst collectors
>>>
>>>
>>> "Damon" <d_shawcrossNOTTISBIT@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:Xns96F1A94198DF8dshawcrosshotmailcom@130.133.1.4...
>>>> "listen" <listen@aol.com> wrote in
>>>> news:kfu4f.3556$6i4.2332@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net:
>>>>
>>>>> Its in a production office in LA, the quality IS outstanding no
>>>>> remastering is needed at all. itll be out one day:)
>>>>
>>>> Is this the footage that Parker had done of the Earl's court shows for
>>>> The
>>>> Wall but never used?
>>>>
>>>> What amazed me was that it was all edited from many cameras into a
>>>> proper
>>>> full length concert video but never released which is criminal in my
>>>> (floyd) book
>>>>
>>>> Damon
>>>
>>>
>>
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