1967. 01. 27.

UFO, The Blarney Club, Tottenham Court Road, London, England

Pink Floyd's performance was filmed on this night and clips were used in the Granada TV documentary arts programme 'Scene Special', subtitled 'It's So Far Out It's Straight Down' and first broadcast on the Granada ITV network on 1967. 02. 07. Includes segments of Interstellar Overdrive and Matilda Mother.

Pro shot, black and white

Best version:

432MB .avi file (MP42 S-MPEG 4 Version 2 video codec @612kbps, 44.1kHz PCM stereo audio @1411kbps) - complete 30 min. TV show

1967. 04. 29.

'Arnold Layne' - second promotional film shot in Amsterdam, The Netherlands ('Made In England' version, discovered in 2006, originally broadcast on the French TV show called 'Bouton Rouge' on 1967. 05. 21.)

Best version:

"French TV 1968-1969" - PAL DVD

Other versions I've seen:

48.7MB .avi file (MS MPEG-4V2 video codec @926kbps; PCM stereo sound @44.1kHz)

1967. 12. xx.

Jugband Blues promotional video

Best version:

29.8MB .mpg file @1302kbps with corrected soundtrack

1967. 12. 12.

Mike Leonard's house, London, England

Filmed for an edition of the 'Tomorrow's World' programme including 2 untitled instrumentals played by the Pink Floyd.

First broadcast on 1968. 01. 17. on BBC1 TV.

Pro shot, black and white

Best version:

"Tomorrow's World - Lights" - NIVE Productions DVD [NPDVDPF1]

1968. 02. 18. and 19.

RTB TV Studios and Parc de Laekan, Brussels, Belgium

Promotional clips for Belgian TV, including: Astronomy Dominé, Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun, Apples And Oranges, Corporal Clegg, Paintbox, Scarecrow, See Emily Play

Pro shot, black and white

Best version:

"Pink Floyd Video Anthology 1966 - 1983" (Harvested HRV DVD005) - with Dolby Digital soundtrack @448kbps

Other versions I've seen:

71.1MB .avi file (MS MPEG-4V2 video codec @1997kbps; PCM stereo sound @44.1kHz)

1968. 02. 20.

ORTF TV Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris, France

TV show called 'Bouton Rouge' including Astronomy Dominé, Flaming, Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun and Let There Be More Light.

First broadcast on 1968. 02. 24. on ORTF2.

Pro shot

Best version:

"French TV 1968-1969" - PAL DVD

1968. 02. 21.

ORTF TV Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris, France

Pink Floyd mimed to Paintbox for the music programme 'Discorama'.

First broadcast on ORTF2 on 17 March 1968.

Pro shot, black and white

Best version:

"French TV 1968-1969" - PAL DVD

1968. 03. 28.

Abbey Mills Pumping Station, East Stratford, London, England

Filmed for the BBC programme 'All My Loving'.

First black and white broadcast on BBC1 on 1968. 11. 03.; first rebroadcast in colour on BBC2 on 1969. 05. 18.

Pro shot

includes: Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (3 un-edited takes and an edited version)

Best version:

"Mind Your Throats Please - The Pink Floyd Archives Volume One" (Fixed version) - distributed by RonToon in March 2007 with slightly better picture and synched audio; main title mentions 'a TAKRL production'; NTSC

Other versions I've seen:

"Mind Your Throats Please - The Pink Floyd Archives Volume One" - original version; main title mentions 'A NooTron Production'; NTSC

1968. 09. 06.

ORTF TV Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris, France

TV show called 'Samedi et Compagnie', Pink Floyd mimed to Let There Be More Light and Remember A Day.

First broadcast on 1968. 09. 21. on ORTF1(?).

Pro shot, black and white

Best version:

"French TV 1968-1969" - PAL DVD

1968. 09. 07.

Le Bilboquet, St. Germain des Près, Paris, France

TV show called 'Surprise Partie' including Let There Be More Light.

First broadcast on 1968. 12. 31. on ORTF2.

Pro shot

Best version:

"French TV 1968-1969" - PAL DVD

1968. 10. 12.

Arts programme 'A L'Affiche Du Mond' subtitled 'Special Angleterre: La Nouvelle Vague De La Pop Music', including footage of the Pink Floyd on the London underground set to the album-version of Let There Be More Light. Broadcast on ORTF2.

Pro shot, black and white

Best version:

"French TV 1968-1969" - PAL DVD

1968. 10. 31.

L'Antene du Chapiteau du Kremlin-Bicêtre, Paris, France

TV show called 'Tous en Scene' including Let There Be More Light and Flaming.

First broadcast on 1968. 11. 26. on ORTF2.

Pro shot

Best version:

"French TV 1968-1969" - PAL DVD

1969. 01. 22.

ORTF TV Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris, France

TV show called 'Forum Musiques', Pink Floyd mimed to Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun and A Saucerful Of Secrets. David Gilmour was also interviewed in French between the two songs.

First broadcast on 1969. 02. 15. on ORTF1.

Pro shot

Best version:

"French TV 1968-1969" - PAL DVD

1969. 10. 11.

Internationales Essener Pop & Blues Festival '69, Grugahalle, Essen, West Germany

Careful With That Axe, Eugene and A Saucerful Of Secrets (21 min.)

Pro shot

Best version:

"Song Days Festival 1969" (Harvested HRV DVD 018) - PAL DVD

1970. 04. 30.

KQED TV studios, San Francisco, California, USA

Pro shot

Best version:

"KQED Revision A" (Harvested HRV DVD 001 Rev. A) - same video, remastered audio (PCM mono 48 kHz/24 bit)

• "KQED" (Harvested HRV DVD 001)
• KQED (Video&Audio) (DL-V002 DIGITAL LUNATICS) - in low-res (352x240) MPEG format

1970. 06. 27.

Bath Festival of Blues & Progressive Music '70, Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet, England

Pro shot

includes: Atom Heart Mother

Best version:

"Mind Your Throats Please - The Pink Floyd Archives Volume One" (Fixed version) -  distributed by RonToon in March 2007; main title mentions 'a TAKRL production'; NTSC

Other versions I've seen:

"Mind Your Throats Please - The Pink Floyd Archives Volume One" - original version; picture and sound quality is the same as the 'fixed version'; main title mentions 'A NooTron Production'; NTSC

1970. 08. 08.

St Tropez Music Festival, St Tropez, France

pro shot

Best version:

"Reach For A Peach" (Harvested HRV DVD 011) - NTSC; this is a conversion from the PAL version from "Cochon": picture and sound quality is the same, but audio is equalized and synchronized with video.

Other versions I've seen:

Saint-Tropez, Music Festival (Cochon Production) - PAL

1971. 08. 15.

St. Leger Stand, Randwick Racecourse, Randwick, Sydney, Australia

pro shot w/interview, B&W, 9min.

Best version:

Untitled DVD - ABC (Australia) rebroadcast recorded by dalystonjohn on 19.01.2008 (w/Rage logo)

Other versions I've seen:

"Get To Know - Pink Floyd In Australia" - NTSC DVD; picture is worse and cropped

Screen films of the 1972 tour

"P.U.L.S.E" official double DVD

The Amsterdam Rock Circus, Olympisch Stadion, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Audience cam

includes: Atom Heart Mother, Careful With That Axe, Eugene and A Saucerful Of Secrets

Best version:

"Mind Your Throats Please - The Pink Floyd Archives Volume One" (Fixed version) - distributed by RonToon in March 2007 with slightly better picture; main title mentions 'a TAKRL production'; NTSC

Other versions I've seen:

"Mind Your Throats Please - The Pink Floyd Archives Volume One" - original version; main title mentions 'A NooTron Production'; NTSC

1972. 06. 29.

The Dome, Brighton, East Sussex, England

pro shot

Best version:

"Waking The Grapevine" - Pinkroioshn DVD-002 (PRS-DVD-002): 17min.

1981. 06? xx.

Earl's Court Exhibition Hall, Earl's Court, London, England

audience cam

"The Wall Rehearsal" - Harvested HRVDVD015; 45min., rather dark, blurry, most songs (and rehearsal) are incomplete

1981. xx. xx.

TV commercial for A Collection Of Great Dance Songs

Best version:

4.36MB .mpg file @1407kbps

1983. xx. xx.

Not Now John - promo video (obscured version - 'Stuff all that')

Best version:

89MB .mpg file (MPEG-2 video @2502kbps and mp2 audio @224kbps) - taken from VH1 broadcast)

1987. xx. xx.

Learning To Fly - promo video

Best version:

"P.U.L.S.E" official double DVD

Screen films of the 1987-89 tour

Learning To Fly (1987)

Speak To Me (1987)

On The Run

Money (1987)

Us And Them (1987)

"P.U.L.S.E" official double DVD

1988. 06. 21.

Place d'Armee, Chateau de Versailles, France

Audience cam

Best version:

"Live In Versailles" - Cochon Production (a bit distant, blurry and shaky; show slightly incomplete; many songs incomplete, especially in the first set)

Bonus on DVD: French TV news reports probably from June 1988

1988. xx. xx.

German Tour 88 (from German local TV)

Best version:

"Live In Venezia [Italy]" - Cochon Production

TV show about the 1988 tour in Germany.

Bol'aja Sportivnaja Arena, Lushniki, Moscow, USSR (from "Rapido" French TV)

"Live In Venezia [Italy]" - Cochon Production

TV report about the 1989 shows in Moscow.

Canale di San Marco, Piazza San Marco, Venice, Italy

"Live In Venezia [Italy]" - Cochon Production

More natural colours and better sound when compared to Harvested's version. Longer intro and outro.

"Á Venezia" - Harvested HRV-DVD003

Italian Newsclip 1 (RAI TRE TV)

Italian Newsclip 2 (RAI UNO TV)

"Á Venezia" - Harvested HRV-DVD003

Italian Newsclip 3 (RAI TRE TV)

"Á Venezia" - Harvested HRV-DVD003

ET Clip 1 & 2

"Á Venezia" - Harvested HRV-DVD003

Newsclip from the USA.

Take It Back - promo video

"P.U.L.S.E" official double DVD

1994. xx. xx.

Labatt ice beer TV commercial featuring What Do You Want From Me and the Division Bell blimp

Best version:

4.88MB .mpg file @1413kbps

Screen films of the 1994 tour

High Hopes

Speak To Me (Graphic)

Time (1994)

The Great Gig In The Sky (Wave)

The Great Gig In The Sky (Animation)

Money (Alien)

Us And Them (1994)

Brain Damage

Eclipse

"P.U.L.S.E" official double DVD

Earls Court Exhibition Hall, London, England

There are 3 different pro shot versions:

"P.U.L.S.E" official VHS

"P.U.L.S.E" official VideoCD

Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame induction

Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York City, New York, USA

"P.U.L.S.E" official double DVD

2005. 06. xx.

Live 8 rehearsals, London(?), UK

including interviews and 'Wish You Were Here'

2005. 07. 01.

Live 8 soundcheck, Hyde Park, London, UK

Live 8, Hyde Park, London, UK

Untitled (16:9 anamorph PAL from digital video broadcast; Hauppauge "Nova-S" PCI DVB Card, Linux DVB drivers/dvbstream to capture original DVB transport stream, Project X to cut and demux the original transport stream, mplex (from mjpegtools) to remultiplex elementary streams, The Gimp and Perl/Image::Magick to author the menus, "dvdauthor" to create DVD VIDEO_TS structure.)

"Better L8 Than Never" (Hop The Pond) - worse picture quality (NTSC conversion), but with the best sound (remastered by MOB)

"Greatest Gig" - Channel 4

A short movie about the Floyd: no new material, no interviews.

"Q&A - Volume 2" (BREATHE-DVD-010, PAL)

UK Music Hall Of Fame induction

"Q&A - Volume 2" (BREATHE-DVD-010, PAL)

"Live8 - A Bittersweet Symphony" - BBC documentary with interviews and live footage

"Q&A - Volume 2" (BREATHE-DVD-010, PAL)

Syd Barrett Newsnight Obituary Feature

(concerning the death of Syd Barrett)

Approx. 6 min.

"Q&A - Volume 2" (BREATHE-DVD-010, PAL)

"Syd Barrett Newsnight Obituary Feature" (NPF DVD, PAL)