Pink Floyd - London 1966/1967 (2005) - DVD & CD Rip

Posted By : Aldoux | Date : 09 Oct 2009 21:34:00 | Comments : 3 |

January 11th 1967, the original Pink Floyd lineup sat at the Sound Techniques Studios in London and, with Joe Boyd as producer, did their first profesional recording session. Two tracks were filmed: a 17 minutes long Interstellar Overdrive and a jam titled Nick's Boogie, a sort of precursor of pieces like Set The Controls To The Heart Of The Sun and A Saucerful Of Secrets. Later in April 67 underground paper IT (International Times) organised at London's Alexandra Palace a multimedia show called 14 Hours Technocolor Dream that included musical acts (Pink Floyd, Soft Machine, The Move, Arthur Brown & The Crazy World, Pretty Things, Small Faces and Eric Burdon & The New Animals among others), light shows and "living art" performances. The event was filmed by Peter Whitehead and released a year later as Tonite Lets All Make Love In London, a 70 minutes documentary considered as the most relevant document about English Psychedelia and the Swinging London. This DVD contains the two Floyd tracks, collated with images of Whitehead's film and footage filmed at the legendary UFO club. 2005 edition, includes some film extras and a CD with the 2 Pink Floyd tracks. A must for Syd Barrett/early Floyd fans.

DVD Features:
- Interstellar Overdrive
- Nick's Boogie
- Interviews with Mick Jagger, Michael Caine, David Hockney & Julie Christie
- Footage capturing the London scene in the late 60's
- Overview with director Peter Whitehead

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CD Tracklisting:
- Interstellar Overdrive
- Nick's Boogie