PINK FLOYD (Live At Pompeii)

Pink Floyd - Live At Pompeii Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii is a 1972 Adrian Maben film featuring Pink Floyd performing six songs at the ruins of the empty ancient amphitheatre in Pompeii, Italy. The performances of "Echoes", "A Saucerful of Secrets", and "One of These Days" were filmed from October 4, 1971 to October 7, 1971. The remaining songs were filmed in a Paris studio, along with additional front projection footage for insertion into the Pompeii performances.[1] The sequences in Paris were filmed in late 1971/early 1972, and can be distinguished by the absence of Rick Wright's beard. This version was released in theaters in September 1972 and is also included on the DVD edition as an extra feature. In August of 1974, another version was released combining the original film with supposed recording sessions of The Dark Side of the Moon at Abbey Road Studios. These sessions were actually staged for the film, as the recording of the album had been completed when these sessions were filmed in January of 1973 and the band was mixing the album at the time.

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redx123 (2008-06-11)

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bart9h (2008-08-02)

Original is way better, IMO.
I see Pink Floyd in three phases:
A) The Aurora age: the first album with the intrepid unique genius Syd Barrett;
B) The Golden age: from there till this concert at Pompeii, with the epics "Atom Heart Mother" and "Echoes" being the great masterpieces;
C) The Modern age: crowned by "Dark Side Of The Moon", along with the beautiful "Wish You Were Here" -- the last album as a group.
"Animals" shows clearly that their creative cycle was finished. Water's lament "The Wall" is jewel, but it's more of a personal work. After that, as many other great bands do, they continued to release albums now and them, just because they were already in the business. I just ignore them.

zarathustra2k1 (2008-08-12)

Stay rooted in the past, then. You don't _deserve_ to hear the classic LPs Final Cut, Momentary Lapse & Division Bell.
I'll just ignore _you_ from now on...
=]

Grumpy44 (2008-11-12)

And another big thankyou for another great upload.

japo32 (2008-12-18)

this is part of 100 greatest rock and roll movies of all time.
chek it out. :p

ejputz (2009-02-27)

heh... I wouldn't have thought there were 100 rock and roll movies, great or otherwise! :-0

whisky13 (2009-03-08)

I see Pink Floyd in one phase... BRILLIANT! Not only the writing and composition, also the recording and production of all the Pink Floyd albums...and by the way, Animals and The Wall are both masterpieces by the Pink Floyd. I hate over analytical douchebags like that!

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