PINK FLOYD - Huge DVD COLLECTION - LOT of 8 DVDs

This definitive Pink Floyd DVD collection is the most comprehensive.Culled from various locations around the world, and assembled into one amazing archival package, each era of the band - from their earliest work in 1967 right up to their most recent Division Bell Tour in 1994 (and each member's solo work as well!) - is represented in the highest quality attainable! And after 15 years of tireless research and collecting.

Here's what you get:

#1 PINK FLOYD ANTHOLOGY 1967-1972
#2 PINK FLOYD ANTHOLOGY 1973-1994
PINK FLOYD ANTHOLOGY - 2-DVD set
The all-era, comprehensive FOUR HOUR PINK FLOYD DOUBLE DVDr ANTHOLOGY is an incredible visual journey through the history of Pink Floyd... Some of this footage was only rumored to exist, such as the unedited footage of Syd Barrett’s struggling attempt to lip-sync Apples & Oranges on American Bandstand in 1967 (right before he was forced to leave the band due to his erratic behavior), a part of Sysyphus live from 1969, and the complete take of Astronomy Domine on Look of the Week in 1967 (followed by a Waters and Barrett interview)! A great deal of effort went into this anthology. VOLUME ONE (1967-1973)... Arnold Layne 1967 (with band on the beach), Interstellar Overdrive - Excerpt from Granada 1967, Pow R Toc H - Look of the Week, Astronomy Domine - Look of the Week, 1967 (followed by an interview with Waters and Barrett where the host insults them by asking why does it all have to be so terribly loud? Waters delivers a brilliant response!), Interstellar Overdrive - studio footage of Floyd with Barrett recording this song in its entirety for Tonight Let’s All Make Love in London, 1967, The Scarecrow - Pathe Newsreel, Belgium 1967 (with Barrett and the band in the field with a scarecrow), Apples and Oranges - American Bandstand, 1967 (Barrett’s rapidly declining mental state has never been more apparent than when viewing this complete rendition of Apples and Oranges! His blank stares and unwillingness to cooperate prompt a series of concerned looks from Waters while they’re performing!), Apples and Oranges,1968 where Roger is lip-syncing the words and we now find Gilmour playing guitar. (A stark contrast symbolizing the birth of the new Pink Floyd!), See Emily Play, 1968, A Saucerful of Secrets - Various clips from 1968 and the early 1970’s (one clip shows the ballet dancers in front of the stage hopping around while the band played), Let There Be More Light - excerpt from 1968 (with band on train and in station), Flaming - Bouton Rouge, France, February 20, 1968, Let There Be More Light - Tous En Scene, France, October 31, 1968, Flaming - Tous En Scene, France, October 31, 1968, Astronomy Domine video 1968 (with Gilmour on guitar!), The Scarecrow Video 1968 (proof-positive that Roger Waters used a bowstring to play his bass guitar long before Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin! So there! ;-), Set the Controls - Excerpt from Belgium, 1968, Set the Controls - All My Loving, 1968, Point Me At the Sky Video 1968, It Would Be So Nice - Live excerpt from 1969, Sysyphus - Live excerpt from 1969, Atom Heart Mother - Hakone Aphrodite, Tokyo 1970 (film including the band at the Tokyo Airport as well as performing live!), Cymbaline - from An Hour with Pink Floyd at the KQED Studios in San Francisco, 1970, Set the Controls - Holland Pop Festival, 1970, A Saucerful of Secrets - Holland Pop Festival, 1970, Careful With That Axes Eugene - GTK, Australia 1971, Set the Controls - from Heart of the Sun, filmed at Earls Court in the early 70s, Careful With That Axe Eugene - from Superstars in Concert, early 70s, and Any Colour You Like - Various clips from the early 70s.

VOLUME TWO (1973-1994)... Brain Damage/Eclipse - Backdrop film, 1974 (what was shown on the round screen on stage), Welcome to the Machine - Backdrop film, 1974, Pigs on the Wing Video, 1977 (Battersea Power Station footage of pig launching!), Happiest Days of Our Lives - Excerpts from various live shows, 1980, Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 Video, 1980 (with kids in schoolyard, NOT the common one from The Wall Movie), Comfortably Numb - Live from Nassau Coliseum, NY 1980, Pink Floyd The Wall - Theatrical trailer for movie, 1982, When the Tigers Broke Free Video, 1982, The Gunner’s Dream, The Final Cut, Not Now John, and The Fletcher Memorial Home - all from the Final Cut Video EP, 1983, Learning To Fly (Edit #1) Video 1987, On the Turning Away Live Video, Atlanta 1987, Dogs of War Live Video, Atlanta 1987, Signs of Life Live Video, Atlanta 1987, One Slip Live Video, Italian 1987, On the Run - Backdrop film, 1987, Run Like Hell - Previously unreleased live clip from Atlanta, 1987 (official video taping, but never previously released!), Yet Another Movie - Live on a floating stage in The Grand Canal, Venice, Italy on July 15, 1989, Shine on You Crazy Diamond - Live Knebworth, 1990, Take It Back Video - by Marc Brickman, 1994, Keep Talking - Official live version from Foxboro Stadium, Boston, May 19, 1994, High Hopes Video, 1994

#3 PINK FLOYD VENICE ITALY 1989
PINK FLOYD FLOATING
Professionally filmed in Venice, Italy on July 15, 1989, this is a 90-minute DVD with multiple cameras capturing this classic Floyd performance atop a floating barge in the lagoon of St Mark’s Square! Songs performed include: Shine On, Learning To Fly, Yet Another Movie, Sorrow, Dogs of War, On the Turning Away, Time, Great Gig in the Sky, Wish You Were Here, Money, Another Brick in the Wall Part 2, Comfortably Numb, and Run Like Hell as the finale, followed by a fireworks show for the gondola-rowing "front row" seats and the thousands that packed the Square. This is an historic show in that the mass of people made the city sink a half inch and caused a law to be passed barring any future concerts of this size in Venice!

#4 PINK FLOYD PULSE
Wow!! 22 track s in all, filmed live at London's Earle Court 10/20/94. Song List: 1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond 2. Learning To Fly 3. High Hopes 4. Take It Back 5. Coming Back To Life 6. Sorrow 7. Keep Talking 8. Another Brick In The Wall (Part Two) 9. One Of These Days 10. Speak To Me 11. Breathe 12. On The Run 13. Time 14. The Great Gig In The Sky 15. Money 16. Us And Them 17. Any Colour You Like 18. Brain Damage 19. Eclipse 20. Wish You Were Here 21. Comfortably Numb 22. Run Like Hell This is on DVDr format not vcd or svcd. Looks and sounds great.
#5 PINK FLOYD THE DARK SIDE OF OZ
This is the video you've heard about; The full Wizard of Oz video synchronyzed to Pink Floyd music.
The music repeats during the movie because the movie is longer than the album.

Check out these incredible features:

- DVD Case with cover art!
- Synchronyzes perfectly!
- Features true DVD quality video and digital audio.
- Menu and scene selection.
- This is a DVD, not a vcd!

This DVD is second to none! Don't fall victim to inferior products!
Some sellers claim to be selling a DVD, but are actually selling a VCD version that is only 40 minutes long!

#6 ROGER WATERS FOR EVERY LIFE
LOST
ROGER WATERS: For Every Life Lost
"Roger Waters: For Every Life Lost" - a comprehensive contrast of eras between KAOS and Amused To Death, and one of my favorite looks at the "modern Roger"! Includes the rarely seen (thanks to MTV’s unwillingness to air them) KAOS videos (Radio Waves, Sunset Strip, Four Minutes, and The Tide Is Turning), the UNEDITED version of the Radio KAOS rehearsals in London where Roger and The Bleeding Heart Band work on Sunset Strip, Radio Waves, Not Now John, Another Brick Pt.1, Happiest Days, and Another Brick Pt.2. Roger and the band are also seen letting loose with a spontaneous instrumental blues number, demonstrating how tight a musical unit they really were! Following the rehearsals is the most complete version of THE BEST Roger Waters interview you’ll ever hope to see! Not only is he in a jolly good mood (really rather out of character for him, no? ;), bursting with smiles and laughter, but his insightful remarks and playful humor provide for what is my favorite view of Waters. From there we move into the Amused To Death material - What God Wants Pt.1 studio video (with the white gorilla!), an interview of Roger by Jim Ladd in 1992, and the alternate performance version of What God Wants Pt.1, and the even rarer Three Wishes video. Lastly is a 1993 interview with Waters on the 20th anniversary of Dark Side of the Moon and his comments on himself rejoining the other members of Pink Floyd. #7 PINK FLOYD DELICATE SOUND OF
THUNDER
DVD tracks:

1. SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND 2. SING OF LIFE 3. LEARNING TO FLY 4. SORROW 5. THE DOG`S OF WAR 6. ON THE TURNING AWAY 7. 0NE OF THESE DAYS 8. TIME 9. ON THE RUN 1O. THE GREAT GIG IN THE SKY 11. WISH YOU WER HERE 12. US AND THEM 13. COMFORTABLY NUMB 14. ONE SLIP 15. RUN LIKE HELL 16. SHINE ON - REPRISE DVDr comes in case with outer case artwork.

David Gilmour - guitars and vocals
Nick Mason - drums
Richard Wright - keyboard and vocals

with
Jon Carin - keyboards and vocals
Tim Renwick - guitars and vocals
Guy Pratt - bass and vocals
Gary Wallis - percussion
Scon Page (I) - saxophones
Margaret laylor (III) - backing vocals
Durga McBroom - backing vocals
Rachel Fury - backing vocals

#8 PINK FLOYD THE DIVISION BELL
TOLLING LIVE

The Division Bell TOLLING LIVE
For what was then the first time in over 20 years, Pink Floyd stunned their fans and critics alike on July 18, 1994 at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey by delivering a complete and uninterrupted performance of the Dark Side of the Moon! On this, their final show of the 1994 North American Tour, the band dug deep and gave one of their greatest shows in recent memory (even Dave donned some old shaggy blues for this one!). If you were there, you’re very lucky! If you were not, here’s your chance to see it. Talk about having a memento of your evening with the Floyd! =^) This DVDr provides more of an overall view (when are the Floyd up close and personal, especially when playing to 50k+ fans in a massive stadium?). Brilliant footage of the films shown on stage, and a stunning perspective of the vari-lights and military-grade lasers (for which the band needed to secure permission from the FAA for this show due to its proximity to the airport, and the intensity of the lasers and lights - apparently so powerful as to potentially distract/misguide airline pilots).
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As a added bonus you will get 5 surprise companion CD's! Please do not write to ask what each CD consists of... I'm not telling! That's why I call it a "surprise", right?! But know that I have a massive Pink Floyd collection rivaled by few, so I am certain you’ll love every aspect of your purchase, and will not find better quality items than I have. (Note: The companion CDs are NOT audio versions of the DVDs. That would be silly. The companion CDs are relevant to accompany these DVDs and are "stand-alone" pieces worthy of the best collections.)