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We wanted to create a huge composite edit using audio, 8mm and photographs to commemorate the 47th anniversary of Pink Floyd's legendary performance at the Olympic Stadium in Montréal. So, here you go! The 8mm clips and most of the circulating photographs are synced to our 5-recording remaster matrix, done by our amazing friend and partner, Davide Capolongo (support his band Wilful Dream!) Lossless audio download available on this Summer 0:59 - Sheep 12:28 - Pigs on the Wing pt. 1 14:41 - Dogs 33:12 - Beginning of Pigs on the Wing pt. 2/Firework Rant 34:51 - Pigs on the Wing pt. 2 37:46 - Pigs (Three Different Ones) 57:12 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond pt. 1-5 1:10:42 - Welcome To The Machine 1:18:52 - Have a Cigar 1:23:50 - Wish You Were Here 1:31:02 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond pt. 6-9 1:55:32 - Money 2:08:59 - Us and Them 2:20:32 - Blues Below is a note from our partner, Bobby, who conceived the idea for the project and took the pleasure in doing all of the timeline editing... “I started work on this over half a year ago and this was easily the longest project I’ve ever worked on. I’ve always wanted to make this type of video with a longer film, but I felt this concert was too historically significant to leave the (then) new film, photos, and remixed audio separated. Many were disappointed with the 8mm not having many long uninterrupted shots, but I was simply amazed somebody could capture as much as they did with what little they had. The best way to enjoy is to not view the film as if it is footage, but as if it is pictures that sometimes move. If Graham would’ve taken long shots we might’ve not seen the alleged shot of the spitting incident, or maybe this project wouldn’t have even been possible. It wouldn’t have been possible without Nuff’s audio sync for sure. My favorite part was seeing the mirror ball projection manifest, rise from the stage, spinning at the end of Shine on 6-9 in real time... P.S.: We discovered a photo at 1:56:38 and it shows a fan climbing up the front of the stage. He is in front of Nick's kit and Roger stood in the same spot while angrily yelling at somebody in Money. Is this a photograph of the spit victim?“ Colouring/Sync () — Nuff, Lyttee Processing () — The Police Archive, Notelu 5-Recording Remaster/Matrix — Davide Capolongo Photo ID/Restoration — Nuff, RedJohn, Lyttee, Jason N. Project/Editing — Bobby's Archive Direction — Bobby's Archive, The PFRG Footage — Daniel Graham (LolaClips) Photo Credits/Copyright — Yves Beauchamps, Wray Ellis, Pink Floyd Archive/Musica Et Som/Pop Rock/Telephoto PC/Romain Fouray, Marc-André Beaudin, Len Sidaway, John Deggett, Jean Louis Boyer, Guy Menard, François Beaumont, Denis Lapalme, DZUBOKS, Brian MacInnis, Bloomz, Bill Brennan, André Bazinet, and several unknown photographers. PLEASE REACH US IF YOUR NAME IS MISSING -------------------- NO MONEY IS BEING MADE OFF OF THE AUDIO OR VISUALS SEEN IN THIS VIDEO. THIS IS POSTED FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND MUSIC LOVERS, NOT FOR PROFIT. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use“ for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
