Pink Floyd

1. Breathe

2. Money

3. Wish You Were Here

4. Comfortably Numb

A synthesiser hums from the unlit stage, smoke emanating skywards and Pink Floyd are onstage without an introduction. None needed. Performed especially for Live8, they begin their set with “Breathe” the first track from “Dark Side Of The Moon”, David Gilmour, looking remarkably like Frank Black from the Pixies rocking the house alongside Roger Waters who looks remarkably like Richard Gere!

The cc-ching of the cash register rings out and we name that song in one note. “Money” is an apt track for the occasion and the words lit up on the stage above read NO MORE EXCUSES.

Waters speaks into the microphone “This is quite emotional, standing up here with all these guys after all these years, being counted with the rest of you. This is for those who aren’t here, particularly Syd”, referring to the original band member who has been a recluse for years. They play “Wish You Were Here”.

Vocal duties are shared by the recently estranged Gilmour and Waters for the classic and haunting “Comfortably Numb”, which whirls and trails across London’s legendary park in nightfall. The band hug each other before exiting stage right.

01. Echoes (Near-Complete)

02. Signs of Life (Complete)

03. Learning To Fly (Near-Complete)

04. Terminal Frost

05. Sorrow

06. The Dogs of War (Near-Complete)

07. On The Turning Away

08. One Of These Days

09. Time

10. Wish You Were Here (Near-Complete)

11. Welcome To The Machine

12. Us and Them

13. Money

14. Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)

15. Comfortably Numb

16. One Slip

17. Run Like Hell

1- Back Catalog EPK - EMI Issued Electronic Press Kit

2- High Hopes - Columbia Digital P.O.P. release

3- Nick Mason on David Letterman Show - aired 1998-09-30 Taped from TV

4- PULSE Promo - EMI issued PAL Electronic Press Kit

5- SACD EPK - Capitol Records issued Electronic Press Kit

6- Essential PF Collection - Stray Moose Productions video issued to Abacus Media

7- VW Presents PF - PAL video issued with limited edition promotial kit for the 1994 VW Golf PF edition

8- Luther Wright and the Wrongs ABITW2 - Promo video

9- Gilmour in Concert EPK - EMI Issued Electronic Press Kit

1- Echoes - Electronic Press Kit 17:47 Promo VHS

2- TV Commercial : Echoes 2:00 Taped from VH1 First Generation Mono Sound

3- TV Commercial : Echoes 5:58 Promo VHS

4- Broken China EPK 10:30

5- Night Of A Thousand Furry Toys 4:37 bra version

6- P.U.L.S.E EPK 11:08

7- Pink Floyd In Europe EPK 14:49

8- P.U.L.S.E 1:10 Promo VHS TV Commercial

9- P.U.L.S.E Trailer 3:20

10- The Division Bell EPK 13:07

11- Take It Back 4:57 Columbia Records Digital P.O.P.

12- The Division Bell TV Spots 1:45

13- Wall In Berlin 1990 Promo 5:41

-T.V. Performances

-Interviews

-Documentaries

-Live shows

POMPEII - JAM - ON TV 6 - NOSTALGIE - NEWS 2001

This is the 40th anniversary special edition of the ultimate critical guide to the work of Pink Floyd, in concert, on record and on film.

Using the actual words of the band and critics, Welcome To The Machine is the definitive review of the music of Pink Floyd from the Syd Barrett era to Pulse.

This superb critical guide uses films and recordings of Pink Floyd performances from sound, television and radio archives around the world to create an in-depth review of the work of this legendary band.

The DVDs include a review of a rare 1970 performance of Atom Heart Mother from American TV performed by the band alone. Also reviewed is the famous performance broadcast across Europe from a floating stage on the lagoon at Venice during the Delicate Sounds Of Thunder tour.

The RTB Films, 18 and 19 Feb 1968

-Astronomy Domine

-Scarecrow

-Corporal Clegg

-Paintbox

-Set The Controls

-See Emily Play

-Bike

-Apples & Oranges

David Gilmour made his film debut with Pink Floyd by recording this series of promotional clips for Belgian TV. Four of the films were shot at RTB TV studios and the remainder in and around Parc de Laeken on the 18th & 19th of February. "Apple & Oranges" was broadcast on the RTB pop music program Vibrato on 27 February. The remaining films, including a photo montage set to "Bike", were shown consecutively as part of the Tienerklanken pop music show broadcast on BRT TV on 31 March.

Kastival Open Air Festival 31 August 1968

-Astronomy Domine

Pink Floyd performed in the afternoon on the 1st day of this 3-day festival. The event was filmed by BRT TV and highlights were shown on the Tienerklanken pop music show broadcast on 8 October in a featured segment called "Kastival '68".

DVD 1 :

-Warm up

-Echoes

-Signs of life

-Learning to fly

-A new machine (part 1)

-Terminal frost

-A new machine (part 2)

-Sorrow

-The dogs of war

-On the turning away

-One of these days

-Time

-Wish you were here

-Welcome to the machine

-Us & them

-Money

-Another brick in the wall (part 2)

-Comfortably numb

-One slip

-Run like hell

DVD 2 :

-Interview with David Gilmour & Nick Mason

-Interview with Robbie Williams

-Interview with Morris Lyda

-Additional Airport & Hangar

1 -Atom Heart Mother 17:04

2 -Cymbaline 8:41

3 -Grantchester Meadows 7:33

4 -Green Is The Colour 3:30

5 -Careful With That Axe Eugene 9:08

6 -Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 11:46

-Shine On You Crazy Diamond part I-II (Intro)

-Signs Of Life

-Learning To Fly

-Sorrow

-The Dogs Of War

-On The Turning Away

-One Of These Days

-Time

-On The Run

-The Great Gig In The Sky

-Wish You Were Here

-Us And Them

-Money

-Comfortably Numb

-One Slip

-Run Like Hell

-Shine On You Crazy Diamond

- Pre Concert

- Jingle

- Shine On You Crazy Diamon (Part 1)

- Learning To Fly

- Yet Another Movie

- Round And Around

- Sorrow

- The Dogs Of War

- On The Turning Away

- Time

- The Great Gig In The Sky

- Wish You Were Here

- Money

- Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2)

- Comfortably Numb

- Run Like Hell

Bonus:

-German report on the 1988 show + French report 1989 Moscow hows

DVD 1:

"London 66-67" ( See For Miles films) Sound Technique Studios, London January 11-12th 1967

Live Clips filmed at UFO Club, Tottenham Court Road,London, England. January 13th, 1967.

1. Interstellar Overdrive "Scene Special" (Granada TV) - "Underground: It's So Far Out It's Straight Down" UFO Club, Tottenham Court Road,London, England. January 27th 1967.

2. Interstellar Overdrive * Arnold Layne promo film (filmed by Peter Whitehead). March 10th, 1967.

3. Arnold Layne * "Look of the Week", BBC 1 Television Centre, London, England. May 14th, 1967. includes interview with Roger Waters & Syd Barrett by Hans Keller

4. Pow R. Toc H.

5. Astronomy Domine * "Pathe Newsreel" (BBC TV)- A promotional film of The Scarecrow. Unknown location. July 8th, 1967.

6. The Scarecrow * "American Bandstand" (US TV Show), Hollywood, California, USA. November 4th, 1967. A mimed performance for Dick Clark's American Bandstand.

7. Apples And Oranges * "UK Central Office of Information" (promo film) A mimed performance of Jugband Blues. December 1967.

8. Jugband Blues * Radio ET1 Vision Belge, Brussel, Belgium. February 18th/19th, 1968. Mimed promos filmed in the studio, Parc de Laeken and around the Atomium, in Brussels.

9. Astronomy Domine

10. Corporal Clegg

11. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun

12. Apples And Oranges

13. Paint Box

14. See Emily Play

15. The Scarecrow * "Bouton Rouge" (French TV), Filmed at ORTF TV Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris, France. February 20-21, 1968.

16. Astronomy Domine

17. Flaming

18. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun * "Rome Goes Pop" (ARD, German TV) Rome International Pop Festival, Palazzo Dello Sport, Rome, Italy. May 6th, 1968.

19. Interstellar Overdrive * "All My Loving" (BBC2 TV) The Tabernacle, Notting Hill, London, England. November 3rd, 1968.

20. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun

DVD 2:

1."Tous En Scene" -Live performances of 'Let There Be More Light' and 'Flaming'

2. "Excerpts From European Television and Promotional Films" - 'A Saucerful of Secrets' (P-1 German TV 1969), - 'Roland Petit Ballet performance' (L'Assault de la Palace d'Armes 1973), - 'It Would Be So Nice' (1968 promotional film), - 'Let There Be More Light' (1968 promotional film), - 'Sysyphus' ('Tomorrow's World,' BBC 1968)

3. "An Hour With Pink Floyd" - Live 1970 KQED performance of 'Cymbaline'

4. "Point Me At The Sky" - Promotional film

5. "Stamping Ground" - Live 1970 performances of 'Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun' and 'A Saucerful of Secrets'

6. "Hakone Open Air Festival" - Live Japan 1971 performance of 'Atom Heart Mother' with overdubbed sound

7. "French Windows" - 'One of these Days' animated film by Ian Emes

8. "Crystal voyager" - Surfing film directed by David Elfick. - Featuring 'Echoes'

DVD 3:

1. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (9:01)

2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene (8:02)

3. Time (2:0

4. Money (4:19)

5. Us And Them (2:02)

6. Brain Damage/Eclipse (3:26)

7. Welcome To The Machine (6:40)

8. Pigs On The Wing (1:24)

9. Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) (3:12)

10. Comfortably Numb (7:37)

11. When The Tigers Broke Free (2:50)

12. The Gunner's Dream (5:1

13. The Final Cut (4:47)

14. Not Now John (4:24)

15. The Fletcher Memorial Home (4:29)

16. Easter egg (0:37) (Live Dortmund '81)

17. Easter egg (4:34) ('Hey You' outtake from 'The Wall' movie)

18. Easter egg (1:30) (Comic show)

Synching tracks from “Meddle”, “Ummagumma” and “Atom Heart Mother” with the timeless classic “2001: A Space Odyssey”. This DVD is the definitive trip that will take you places you never knew existed.

Presented in Megabit format, preserving the high bitate audio and video presentation that guarantees maximum quality and value.

Synching tracks from “Meddle”, “Ummagumma” and “Atom Heart Mother” with the timeless classic “2001: A Space Odyssey”. This DVD is the definitive trip that will take you places you never knew existed.

Presented in Megabit format, preserving the high bitate audio and video presentation that guarantees maximum quality and value.

-Echoes part 1

-Interviews
-Careful With That Axe Eugene
-A Saucerful of Secrets

-Interviews
-One of These Days

-Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
-Interviews
-Mademoiselle Nobs
-Echoes part 2

Pink Floyd at a recording session on January 11th and 12th, 1967, at Sound Techniques Studioin London. They are seen playing Interstellar Overdrive and Nick's Boogie. Additional footage shows them performing live at the UFO Club in London 1967. This video also shows footage from the 14 Hour Technicolour Dream concert at the Alexandra Palace in 1967, although there are no shots of Pink Floyd at this concert. Also includes a bonus audio CD of Interstellar Overdrive and Nick's Boogie.

1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond

2. Signs Of Life

3. Learning To Fly

4. Sorrow

5. The Dogs Of War

6. On The Turning Away

7. One Of These Days

8. Time

9. On The Run

10. The Great Gig In The Sky

11. Wish You Were Here

12. Us And Them

13. Money

14. Comfortably Numb

15. One Slip

16. Run Like Hell

17. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (reprise)

NOTE: It's the concert "Pink Floyd - Delicate Sound Of Thunder DVD" special 2009 edition

01- Shine On You Crazy Diamond

02- Learning To FLy

03- High Hopes

04- Take It Back

05- Coming Back To Life

06- Sorrow

07- Keep Talking

08- Speak To Me

09- Breathe

10- On The Run

11- Time

12- The Great Gig In The Sky

13- Money

14- Us And Them

15- Any Colour You Like

16- Brain Damage

17- Eclipse

18-Another Brick In The Wall

19- One Of Those Days

20- Wish You Where Here

21- Comfortably Numb

22- Run Like Hell