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Steven Wilson on David Gilmour and remixing ‘Pink Floyd at Pompeii — MCMLXXII'
The legendary concert film has been digitally remastered in 4K from the original 35mm footage and paired with Wilson's ...
How ‘Pink Floyd at Pompeii’ Found New, Brilliant Life as an IMAX Film
"Pink Floyd at Pompeii," the concert film first released in 1972, became an IMAX movie after first-cut negatives were found.
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Pink Floyd At Pompeii: “We had no concept of how good it was…”
Power cuts! The Virgin Mary! Pie crusts! As Pink Floyd At Pompeii returns to cinemas, Nick Mason and director Adrian Maben ...
Inside Pink Floyd’s epic Pompeii gig as spectacular upgraded version of iconic film hits cinemas in days
BA-DUM. Ba-dum. Ba-dum. Ba-dum. What is it about Pink Floyd and heartbeats? An amplified heartbeat bookends their defining ...
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David Gilmour and Roger Waters hit back at criticism of the band's over-reliance on gear and synths when crafting The Dark Side of The Moon in unearthed clip
Under its updated title, Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII, it is set to be released in cinemas worldwide starting April 24.
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Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII
Director Maben’s frequent close-up views of guitarist David Gilmour’s cosmic-blues fretwork will make axe wonks happy.
Pink Floyd at Pompeii: MCMLXXII film review — a heavy artefact of rock archaeology
The band’s 1972 crowd-free concert movie captures their trippy transition from psych trailblazers to prog superstars ...
Legendary Pink Floyd concert film is heading back to Bay Area theaters
This version of the legendary 1972 Pink Floyd concert film was digitally re-mastered in 4K from the original 35mm footage and ...
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Pink Floyd's iconic 1972 concert film "Live at Pompeii" to screen in India for two days
The 1972 concert film "Pink Floyd at Pompeii" returns to Indian theatres in 4K. Experience the legendary band's performance ...
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How ‘Pink Floyd at Pompeii’ Found New, Brilliant Life as an IMAX Film
By Steve Knopper Lana Topham‘s obsessive quest for the perfect Pink Floyd at Pompeii film cut began in 1994, when guitarist David Gilmour requested unedited footage from the concert shot in 1971.