French TV 1968-1971
| Data: 1968-1971 Miejsce: France This Place Records TPR CD 007 |
1. Astronomy Domine (20
February 68) 2. Flaming (20 February 68) 3. Let There Be More Light (20 February 68) 4. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (20 February 68) 5. Let There Be More Light (07 September 68) 6. Flaming (31 October 68) 7. Let There Be More Light (31 October 68) 8. Corrosion (04-05 December 70) 9. Cymbaline (15 June 71) 10. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (15 June 71) |
All tracks sourced from French TV archives (pre-broadcast),
except track 5 sourced from Jan10 rebroadcast on
Melody TV.
Tracks 1 to 4: recorded
in Paris, Buttes Chaumont, ORTF studios, 20 February 68,
broadcast on "Bouton Rouge" TV show, 24 February 68
Track 5: recorded in
Paris, Le Bilboquet, 07 September 68, broadcast on "Surprise
Partie" TV show, 31 December 68
Tracks 6 and 7: recorded
in Paris, Chapiteau du Kremlin-Bicetre, 31 October 68,
broadcast on "Tous En Scene" TV show, 26 November 68
Track 8: recorded in
Paris, Buttes Chaumont, ORTF studios, 04-05 December 70,
broadcast on "Speciale Roland Petit" TV show, 02 January 71
Tracks 9 and 10:
recorded in Royaumont, Abbaye de Royaumont, 15 June 71,
broadcast on "Cinq Grand Sur La Deux" TV show, 12 July 71
Notes:
This *AUDIO* release compiles all the Pink Floyd
live performances that were filmed by French TV
between 1968 and 1971, with the exception of the Saint
Tropez Festival of 08Aug70, available separately on TPR CD 005.
Some performances were done in ORTF TV studios (Bouton
Rouge, Corrosion), while the others were in front of
an audience. All the tracks on this release were
played live, meaning that the Pink Floyd appearances at "Samedi & Compagnie" and
"Forum Musiques" TV shows, where the band was miming on the regular studio
versions, are not included here.
All tracks were carefully remastered from French TV archives, in order to
present this collection of songs in the best
possible quality. This is an upgrade compared to the
audio tracks of the existing VoIOs such as "French
TV 1968-1969", "Ballets de
Marseille" and "Pro-Shot In
Europe 1969-1972".
Added: 24.05.2010
