Pink Floyd - The Lost Documentary (2003)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ค. 2013
- This video takes a look at the original 'Wall' tour that took place between 1980 & 1981.
The shows were incredibly expensive and extremely difficult to produce.
The tour was in support of 'The Wall' album released in November of 1979, and because of the extreme difficulty in setting up and cost, only consisted of 31 shows in 4 different cities.
London, England -- 11 shows
Dortmund, Germany -- 8 shows
Los Angeles, USA -- 7 shows
New York City, USA -- 5 shows - เพลง
i saw the show in los angeles 43 years ago and it's still my #1 concert ever.
Which night did you attend ? Awesome that you got to see them
@@chrisisnothere8548 i think they played 7 shows,and i was at the 3rd or 4th. memory is kinda fuzzy. i definitely wasn't at the infamous show where the curtain caught fire.
I remember walking into the Nassau Coliseum venue in NYC...(I was 17).....seeing the Wall partially built with "PINK" sprawled up against it......I sat just to the right of the sound board. Feb 25,26 1980. We slept in the parking lot...
it's amazing how it still worked despite the stoned techs
Pink Floyd was always the best show of any band, ever, but what I liked the most about all of the tours- Quadraphonic!
But... doesn't quadrophonic only work if you're bang in the middle of it? What happens if you're sitting right next to one speaker? ;)
@blackmore4 I'm sure it was more pronounced if you were on the floor of the venue, but it wasn't an active Quadrophonic the whole time. You would have little accent things happen, like the bass would get louder in one bank, and on stage the bass player was lit a little more than everyone. What happened to me a couple times, I don't know the technicals of how they controlled those speakers but I was below a stack of them twice, I saw PF 4 times, and each one of those times you could hear everything. There were parts in the songs where the music engineer would send the sound around the stadium, going from one bank to another to go with what was going on in the music (not just by chance or anything), in those situations the speakers behind you were off as were the other two banks, like a plane flying around the place, it would go from one bank of speakers to the next bank and around the whole place, so you really go a sense of the large place where you were, quite amazing!!!
@@blackmore4 yes, I've experienced sitting somewhere else than dead center, MSG, and the tickets weren't any cheaper.
"Rock-n-Roll, baby" 😕
Thanks for saving history
21:15 Roger with his son!
Is that Harry Waters?
Yes.
Adorable shot 😃
Cute
Thank you!
Cute ❤
my dad went to see pink floyd in the 80s, he can't remember what they played but it was after the wall. but it's really cool how pink floyd affects so many people. the guy who got his sleeping bag stolen is a really trooper, rock on man.
It will have been the Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour. That was the only one they did in the 80's after The Wall. You can hear it on the Delicate Sounds of Thunder CD and see it on the VHS of the same name. Comes on BBC 4 sometimes.
I was watching this vid and some fecker stole my sleeping bag !
th-cam.com/video/HrlAiMgaiSE/w-d-xo.htmlm6s
If you don't, for every hour after the deadline, a piece of sleeping bag will be cut off and mailed to you until you do! Do not call the police...we are desperate and mean it!
Really starts at 1:43
Thumbs up if some of these outtakes reminded you of Spinal Tap :-)
Everything about stadium rock reminds me of Spinal Tap.
Greatest band ever
I did this for 12 of the shows as I joined a bit late. I am now designing the US/Mexico border wall with a similar hydraulic mechanism to support underneath as I've been a civil engineer for a while. Thanks.
Also two of the inflatables were pimped out regularly as party favors.. feels good man.
God's work.
You finally hit the big time!
It took Roger some time back in 1980 to figure out "The Wall" wasn't practical, how long is it going to take Trump to figure that out about the Mex/U.S. wall?
these are the people, without them pink floyd were nothing
Pass me over whatever it is you're smoking there please my friend ;-)
thanks
I wonder why this is not at Immersion boxset...
It's stupid why a Movie Quality film of the performance of The Wall was never made? Especially with a trade mark album, The Wall, as well as a huge world wide selling album, the only footage I've seen is a terrible VHS Can captured, which I saw on TH-cam😎
Nick Mason said recently that Alan Parker never filmed the whole concert, so even if they restored the footage they had, they couldn't release a full recorded video concert of The Wall. Bloody shame, I'm up for them releasing whatever they have though.
Roger have the full concerts footage and audio
th-cam.com/video/oxGeI9rSylE/w-d-xo.html
they also videotaped the whole thing at studio quality but won't release it
supposedly roger has a hi quality film of the concert locked away. legal garbage has kept him from releasing it.
7:56 How come men don't bring that hairstyle back?
BECAUSE they would be looked at funny by the brainwashed world (99 percent of human race)..........who would say isn't the sixties over!!??......but yes long hair was the ORIGINAL LENGTH OF HAIR WORN BY FIRST MAN 200,000 years ago and up until the turn of the century........when society brainwashed men into wearing short hair!!
..........."LONG HAIR IS THE OFFICIAL HAIR LENGTH OF MAN".........ONCE again until society had to make "unnatural changes" to man's length of hair........claiming that long hair is for "freaks" and "women" and gays
...............until the "reality humans" (aka hippie freaks)........came along and said..........no brainwashing for us hippies..........we will wear our hair long since this is the "correct length" (based on ancestry and reality)............and we the hippies refuse to follow "brainwashed society"...........which of course is brainwashed and incorrect and based on ignorance, stupidity, money and greed!!!
Jayzus!!! You get right worked up into a frenzy don't you? Calm tf down.
claire audience relax ........calm the fuck up......jesus keriisstt
CALM DOWN!
because gays btw
looked like a very young James May at 17:58
awesome!
enjoy
sensacional..
I mean, the band performing back in - 1980, but in clear picture & sound? silly why nothing was ever made from the time???
Simon Eden i heard that they did film it several times but couldn’t get the correct shots due to the lighting, and they didn’t want to disturb the show by using bright lights
in spanish???? please..
back when all roadies went to eton. 'hulloooooo' 'jolly good'
@15:00 Jolly smashing toupee.
PINK FLOYD THE WALL LIVE in Berlin
get it right folks
is there such a documentary for the divison bell tour?
flops031 wall tour
Mic one mic one, isn't this a lot of fun!
No we're not gonna fucking do Stonehenge !!
+Vincent Calcavecchia Haha ...they're going to do it in Dobley
Too much fucking perspective
The dobly mix currently resides in the "Where are they now files"
Vincent Calcavecchia n
PINK FLOYD THE WALL
18:10
Right, Americans know about Pink Floyd ??
Why wouldn't there be Americans that know about The Pink Floyd?? Your post is foolish.
The first Pink Floyd single was produced by an American, you numbskull.
we do. millions upon millions of their albums have been sold here. Stadiums all over the USA since 73 have been sold out.. Americans love this band.
Saw them in 1994 at Vet's Stadium in Philadelphia. Then I saw Roger Waters 1999 in Camden, New Jersey. Both were amazing shows.
4 hours and sleeping bag,some people taking liberty
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Did he have his sleeping bag stolen?
Hell, probly wasn't that much effort & technology spent into supposedly going to the moon. RECKON HOW MANY GALLONS OF TEA, DID IT TAKE?
7:55 yeah and the 'mother figure' looks like him...
great show but musical low point
having a practically spent Richard Wright and Nick Mason still lingering with the band was no help...
That's my sexy baby love Roger Waters and his first son Harry . That was so great the concert
Dictator waters
This is not true.
@@mabelmabel5145 it is, it's all documented
i dig manthe pigman roterds squatterdz.oopy .imeant roggie waters
No beards
lost my ass
roger twaters rules
Lots of wankers on the road crews.
Anyone there not on coke?
thank fuck punk happened
I´m not sure what your point is here. Sid Vicious was already dead by early ´79. ...punk had made it´s mark and was over some time before this show went on the road. Agreed, punk still has a small part to play in todays music scene but from what i know about what´s happening around me these daze, the biggest influence is late 60´s psychedelic blues and hard rock inspiring post and stoner rock.
Punk came and went. I like some of some of the best of Punk music, but the best of Pink Floyd music continues to resonate decades later.
JulesWombat- I agree; GREAT music has no expiration date. I was in my prime seeing them in the early 1970's, and have not skipped one day of listening to their true (and often experimental) 'brotherhood' tunes since. For me it's what keeps my joyful memories alive; to recall those earlier & happier eras.
wait a s.econd.....how could this album be so successful?? I thought punk rock took over and destroyed all the dinosaurs???? LMAO.... what hype punk was! a flash in the pan. the classic rock bands remained and have sold loads more albums. the wall has sold more albums than all the punk rocks albums every produced put together... people recognize real music and punk rock was not real music. just three chords and attitude. ridiculous
Alan you sound 90
punk rock was between 1976-1978/9 what the fuck are you going on about Al? punk wasnt music- it was a statement- and too an extent it worked.
You're pretty right. Hype cannot compare to thoroughly produced music.
I think Punk influence Pink Floyd a bit. Look at Animals 77 and The Wall 79, they've certainly got a much harder, darker, grittier and biting edge to them than the earlier work. They're not punk albums by a long shot but there's defo an influence in there. These are the albums where Roger really finds that angry, no holding back voice, which in some ways is comparable to punk. I love punk, not all of it but lots of it and I love Pink Floyd, but having said that I probably, almost certainly don't know what I'm talking about.
I meant it more in the way Roger sings than anything else. His new voice is developing here, the one we here more of on The Wall, The Final Cut and The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking. The screaming, wailing, angry, singing he does. It's on Pigs (Three Different Ones) and Sheep, although not as developed. And yes, the lyrics too and just that overall darkness that pervades the album. So although it certainly isn't punk and much more like rock, it for me has a punk influence, which of course creates its own thing in a band like Pink Floyd.
They are hardly rock n roll.
stink fawload is the shit