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Pink Floyd - Pulse: Live 1994 (2DVD)
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| Genre | Music Videos & Concerts |
| Format | Live, NTSC |
| Contributor | PINK FLOYD |
| Language | English |
| Number of discs | 2 |
| Runtime | 2 hours and 25 minutes |
| Publication date | July 11 2006 |
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- Aspect Ratio : 1.33:1
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 18.8 x 13.72 x 1.02 cm; 18.14 Grams
- Item model number : Relay time: 180
- Media Format : Live, NTSC
- Run time : 2 hours and 25 minutes
- Release date : July 11 2006
- Actors : PINK FLOYD
- Language : Unqualified
- Studio : Sony Music
- ASIN : B000BTC5LW
- Country of origin : USA
- Number of discs : 2
- Best Sellers Rank: #748 in Movies & TV Shows (See Top 100 in Movies & TV Shows)
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This landmark DVD features the first ever film of Pink Floyd playing the band's seminal album, The Dark Side of the Moon, live in concert. The set documents the 1994 Division Bell tour and was filmed at London's Earls Court during a record-breaking 14-night residency. The two-disc release contains the full concert performance with rare backstage footage and previously unseen extras making the collection a must-have for Pink Floyd fans. Disc 2 features a live filmed performance of Pink Floyd--David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Rick Wright--performing the group's towering masterpiece, The Dark Side of the Moon, in its glorious entirety during the second half of the Division Bell concert. Included on disc 1 are Shine on You Crazy Diamond, Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2), High Hopes, and Learning to Fly as well as never-before-seen rarities such as Bootlegging the Bootleggers and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of life on the road with one of the world's biggest and most influential rock bands. Mixed in mind-expanding 5.1 surround sound and digitally re-mastered by James Guthrie, the Pulse DVD includes some of original screen films used for the 1970s concert performances of The Dark Side of the Moon (which were never filmed) as well as the visual components for the piece which were remade for the 1994 tour.
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and the big event was the performance, for the very first time, of the entire Dark side of the moon album; a night to remember; with and without the great Roger Waters, ( I personally prefer David Gilmour for his guitar mastery and "less angry performance"), Pink Floyd is one of the greatest band of musicians/composers of all time; treat yourself to PULSE, I still have the 'blinking' double CD box :-)
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Mais où le bas blaise c'est la qualité de l'image, oublié le HD.
Sur une image 4:3 une qualité de 480p sans plus...
Sur mon projecteur HD c'est très laid, 5.1 ch pour le son est incroyable
et efficace!
Je recommande très fortement ce dvd à tout fervent amateurs du groupe.
Reçu dans les délais prévus.
Très satisfait !!
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It's a live recording from 25 years ago, so no the sound or picture quality is not going to be quite up to today's demanding standard where you might expect to be able to count every hair on David Gilmour's head.
But taking that into account, the sound and picture quality are fine to me.
And what a performance.
David Gilmour's 2nd guitar solo on Comfortably Numb (one of my favourite Floyd songs) is generally regarded as being one of the best guitar solos of all time.
It's not that it's particularly fast or particularly fancy, but the emotion he can squeeze out of his guitar will give you goose bumps, and if not maybe you should check your own pulse?
It's a brilliant show with great renditions of lots of Pink Floyd favourites, and excellent value.
Bottom line: If you're a Floyd fan you'd be crazy not to own this.
Footnote: The version I bought is Region 1.
I'm not sure if this is also available in Region 2 version, but I have a multi-region DVD player so it didn't matter to me.
However, it's up to you to check which region you're buying and if it's compatible with the equipment you have to avoid any disappointment.
Which should have been a criminal offence
The reason being, is this is probably the Greatest Live/Visual concert in history. Queen at Wembley I would think, remains the pinnacle of Live Concerts for the show and audience participation; The Boss, Springsteen, inherits the mantle of Best Live Show today (Only my opinion, obviously)
This gig though, has without doubt the finest concert light show in history - Coupled with some of the finest songs of the Pink Floyd years, this makes for a visually stunning and aurally superb event. While the dvd is limited to the format in which the concert was filmed, it's still stunning. Marc Brickman, the Lighting Director, fully deserved an Oscar for this event.
Wait for the neighbours to go out for the evening, turn out the lights and crank up the sound, and settle down for an evening of pure entertainment!
I don't know what it is, there's just something about it that doesn't quite resonate with me.
I really enjoyed the extended jamming/improvisation during "Money", but most of the other songs sound pretty much like the studio versions, which I've now understood is because they have to play along with the visual show. It's not bad by any means, it's just that there aren't many surprises.
A plus goes to Nick Mason and the female background singers, they seem to feel like they're on the top of the world during their five minutes in the spotlight during "The Great Gig in the Sky", which is just pure joy to watch and listen to. Just watch Nick pound the drums harder and harder as the blonde girl starts snarling like Tina Turner... it's great!
Too bad they didn't play "Astronomy Domine", "Young Lust" and "Echoes"...
The laser show is cool, but the picture is very grainy at times, even if it for the most part looks good.
It's a good product, but for some reason I never feel like watching more than one disc at a time. If you want a truly great DVD, I'd say check out Gilmour's "Live in Gdansk" instead. But that's just my opinion, and I seem to be in a minority. If you're a hardcore Floyd fan you will without a doubt love this concert, because it's not bad by any means, but for me that's not a fanatic but just loves Pink Floyd it was just very good.
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HIGHLIGHTS: "Shine on You Crazy Diamond", "Learning to Fly", "On the Run", "The Great Gig in the Sky", "Money", "One of These Days".
I would learn that records such as 'Deep Purple in Rock, Led Zeppelin and Pink Ployd' were out there crying out to be played and played loud. Relics was one such vinyl which I got my hands on followed by DSOTM. This was the ultimate for me as my 'HiFi' (and I use that term loosely) struggling to cope with my volume demands, repeatedly played both over and over again.
DSOTM has always been a firm favourite for me, and to actually have a chance to see, on DVD, the album performed in its entirety, well, Pulse just had to be purchased.
The sound (through 5.1) is outstanding, the visuals matching perfectly. Even the talk over (And I am not frightened of dying, any time will do, I Don't mind. Why should I be frightened of ...etc) is there, Dick Parry's Sax giving top performance. And what about The Great Gig in the Sky. Clare Torry did her bit on the album in one take, and it still gives my goose bumps.
Using Sam Brown, Durga McBroom and Claudia Fontaine to perform the song gave it that differnce it needed, one singer couldn't match Clare's output - it had to have a style of its own, and it succeeds.
Disc one contains a make up of other classics, from Division Bell, The Wall, Wish you were here etc. Every one of them is an oustanding production, no flaws.
Purchase this DVD, set the TV up to play it LOUD, settle back in your comfy chair, glass of wine (or whatever is your fancy), bowl of crisps etc at hand, and ENJOY. This is the only time you'll see such performance again (granted, no Waters present).
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