Pink Floyd Pink Floyd/Live at Pompeii 1974 & 1972 Repitched Ver.

The legendary video work “LIVE AT POMPEII”. A DVD containing the precious trailer footage and pitch-corrected version has been decided to be released. [Trailer film (1974)] There are two types of footage included in this work. One is a rare trailer film. It was produced when it was released in theaters in 1974, and is just over a minute long. It has been circulating among enthusiasts, but this time it is the latest version that has only recently appeared on the Internet. It has been digitized using modern technology from the original 16mm film. It is a film-like image that is different from the main feature, which has been preserved in super beautiful condition, but that is why the scent of 1974 is fragrant. The editing was done by director Adrian Maben himself, and the essence of the main movie, including the image processing, is condensed into about one minute. The cut division, camera work, the proud “AN EXPLOSIVE CINEMA CONCERT!” caption, and the silhouette of Roger playing the gong… all of these overlap with the world view of “LIVE AT POMPEII”. At the end of the film, the rights credits are displayed, but even they have a 70s feel, and the atmosphere of the era is even stronger than the main feature. [Corrected original film (1972)] Following the one-minute trailer, the entire “LIVE AT POMPEII” is included as a huge bonus video. However, this is not just the main feature. It is a “corrected version” that has been precisely corrected for speed and is more than four minutes longer than the original version. If I suddenly say “correction,” you may not understand what I mean, so let me explain it step by step. In the first place, there are three versions of “LIVE AT POMPEII”: “Original Film Version (1972: 60 minutes)”, “Theatrical Release Version (1974: 80 minutes)” and “Director’s Cut Version (2002: 92 minutes)”. However, all three of these currently known versions are fast in pitch. The deviation is about 4%, and the nuance is quite different from the live performance. This work is an accurate reproduction of the live performance by an overseas enthusiast who corrected the deviation. In fact, the deviation is obvious from the length. The original film version is the basis for this work, but this work is more than four minutes longer than the original 60 minutes at “64 minutes 20 seconds”. Of course, this difference is not due to additional footage such as interviews or studio scenes. It is purely Pete’s madness. And what you can feel more than the length is the nuance of the performance itself. Please compare it with the official version “Echoes” that you have at hand. Some people may have thought that the official version was somehow expensive, but this work is much more natural and exudes the original tripping feeling of the song. Of course, the basic quality is perfect, and the original film that was the material (where did they find it?) is the best visual beauty ever. Along with the correct pitch, it is the most perfect “original version” and the version that is closest to the “live performance”. A beautiful 16mm trailer that has been re-digitized and the original film corrected to the correct pitch. It is a masterpiece that contains two precious versions of a historical masterpiece on one disc. “LIVE AT POMPEII” exudes an even more intense scent of “authenticity”. 1974 Original 16mm Film Trailer 1972 Original Films Repitched Version (1:05) 1974 Original 16mm Film Trailer (64:20) 1972 Original Films Repitched Version 1. Intro 2. Echoes, Part 1 3. Careful With That Ax, Eugene 4. A Saucerful Of Secrets 5. One Of These Days 6. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 7. Mademoiselle Nobs 8. Echoes, Part 2 PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.66min.