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 Worth a look October 5, 2007
Ralph Ferdingstadt (Ashland, OR)
16 out of 16 found this review helpful
This review is for the Pink Floyd London 66/67 combination two disc DVD/CD set.
Quite good, in fact. But viewers should be aware this is not the "Tonite Let's All Make Love In London" movie. It is a combination of filmed portions from that movie, with complete uncut versions of The Pink Floyd performing, "Interstellar Overdrive" and "Nick's Boogie," both from the movie's sessions, and a second audio disc with remastered versions of both tunes. The DVD includes interviews with Mick Jagger, Michael Caine and others, possibly from the original film (I haven't seen it) and Allen Ginsberg reading his poem whose title the movie bears. The CD has about an EP's worth of material, and the DVD lasts long enough to make you feel you've watched something. Both tracks are unique, that is; not album tracks, even though as every Pink Floyd fan knows, a plethora of releases of these tunes are available. The advantages of having this are the DVD and the superior sound.
If you're not sure if this version is the two disc edition, try entering "Pink Floyd 1966" in Amazon's search box. That will bring up specifically the two disc set. I can't tell whether this edition includes the audio-only disc, so I must conclude it does not. You could also write the seller and ask.
the best non bootleg video your gonna find with syd barrett June 15, 1999
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
I've seen nearly everything with syd barrett most bootleg and this is by far the best put together pink floyd movie ever. it has everything london could offer in 1967 including john lennon, if you like syd barrett at all it's a must have
It's great to see Syd July 7, 1999
14 out of 15 found this review helpful
This is Pink Floyd. A bunch of guys messing around and producing some wildly creative music. I'd only recommend this to big Floyd and Barrett fans because half the fun is seeing some of the clubs and shows they played that you've read about in their books and biographies.
 Awesome Video, but too short December 10, 1998
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
The only reason I give this video 4 stars is because of its duration (approx 30 min.) Otherwise, it is a definite 5. What sets this tape apart from other Floyd videos is the Syd Barrett factor. Syd Barrett was a founding member of Pink Floyd who took way too many drugs, forcing him to make an unfortunate early departure. In the early days, Syd was the driving force of "The Pink Floyd".This video is an excellent collector's item, and it is definitely a "relic". On this tape, Pink Floyd psychedelically jams, performing the music of "Intersteller Overdrive" and "Nick's Boogie".
 Interesting Footage...But Beware! May 7, 2002
Paul Beaulieu (Montreal, Canada)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
This video basically consists of two Pink Floyd jams recorded in January of 1967, over footage from the recording session as well as various psychedelic happenings in London in 1966 and 1967. There is visual footage of the Floyd playing at UFO, but disappointingly no audio footage. It's good enough, but since I already had the two Floyd tracks on CD and I had seen footage of "Underground" London before it was not a great revelation. What annoyed me, though, was that although this video was sold from a U.S. web site, it was not formatted to play on North American video players. In fact, this is imported from the UK, something which is not apparent from the product description. Therefore, if you buy this, be prepared to spend additional funds getting this video transferred to the North American video format, as I did.
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