[NEW FILM] Pink Floyd - Live in Montréal, QC (July 6th, 1977) - Super 8mm film - SOURCE 2
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Purchase the raw clips on the LolaClips website.
Filmed by Daniel Graham
Here is the infamous second film source of Montréal 1977 that appeared online a few months ago, synced up to a multi-recording matrix done by Davide Capolongo, as well as a colour correction. This is the legendary concert where Waters was so fed up with the rowdy American crowds that he ended up spitting in the face of a fan who was climbing up the front of the stage.
Waters claims in interviews that this moment was during a "quiet bit". Chris Cockram - a roadie for the 1977 tour, working around the stage - claims that the spit did indeed happen during 'Money', and that the famous Wray Ellis account - who was not even near the stage after Animals - is simply untrue. The shot of Waters whistling at 4:13 clearly shows him facing upward. Judging by his upward stance and very pig-based dialog (a la, 1980-81), it is more than safe to assume - if not confirm - that the spit did NOT happen during Pigs, and that he was simply yelling at the inflatable. The clip of Waters at 14:08 during 'Money' shows him yelling angrily at somebody in the crowd, and giving them the middle finger. At 14:16, during the "quiet bit" to 'Money', Waters is seen lunging forward, in a spitting motion. This is very likely to be the historical moment captured on film. This will teach you; don't believe everything you see on the internet, unless there is footage of it.
Super 8mm film - Daniel Graham
Copyright/scan - LolaClips
Shots, sync, colours - Nuff, Lyttee
Audio remastering / matrixing - Davide Capolongo
Post-processing - The Police Archive, Davide Capolongo, Notelu
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If someone said to me 5 years ago the spit was filmed, I would have laughed. If someone said it was during Money of all songs, I would have laughed harder. But here it is, in all of its glory. No words can describe how important this 8mm is to Pink Floyd's history, it's simply breathtaking.
It was during Pigs
@@ElectricDogma watch the actual video lmao, its absolutely not
@@ElectricDogma read the description buddy. Ellis's account is BS
Ok then why during the Audio Roger says another 100 yards yeahhh . That’s a good boy THATS A GOOD BOY! Why would he say that during pigs if he didn’t spit on anyone.
@ElectricDogma Because he was yelling at the pig inflatable, which was deep in the crowd toward that part in Pigs. The pig was coming back to the stage by the time of him yelling. He literally says "come back pig". And don't tell me he says kid, there is no "kuh" sound anywhere in that last word. The shot of him whistling also shows him looking up, not down. The stage was high up. Sorry man but Wray's story is bullshit. Even SOMEONE THAT WAS WORKING on the 77 tour, WHO WAS THERE, said that Wray's lying through his teeth.
14:14 is the thing that you all wanted to see
I’ve been looking for good animals footage forever so I came for this whole thing. Fuckjn great!
Everyone involved in this project has legitimate claim to call themselves true historians. The work you’ve done is incredible and I can’t be more thankful to see it, thank you
Here, here!
I was at that show! I was near the guy lighting the fireworks. That's what Waters was yelling about. To this day it is still the best show I have ever seen.
was they the only one?
I still remember the day we found the spit moment, absolute insanity.
what is the Spit moment???
@@slipperman6770 roger spit at a loud fan during a live performance 14:14
@@weezergreenalbum Daaaaamn 3 sec before u can see him saying something 1st and then spit lol
Remember a day before today. A day when you found the spiiiiiiit.
I am beyond impressed, tbh. Not only is this historical Pink Floyd footage, as it shows the spit on it's infamous glory, but this is also in my opinion, the best footage from the In the flesh tour we have so far. Amazing work!
The Spit?? whats it mean
@@slipperman6770 Roger broke his training and spit on the fan during Money.
Roger spit footage, it’s a fucking thanksgiving miracle
No wonder that took so long. That’s the most awesome disjointed thing I’ve ever seen. Sound quality is great. Thank you to whoever had that 8mm in storage for so long
This concert created the best album of all time
I was there. As much as I love Pink Floyd (the music closest to my heart) and Montreal (born and raised there), there was something deeply wrong with the crowd that day. People around me and all over seemed to be more into their drugs, firecrackers and attention-seeking hysteria than into the music. Felt kinda sad by the end actually, the band apparently having given up. The last blues number was sweet and melancholy though. Weird times.
Same with me. I was there, love Pink Floyd, and still live in Montreal. I think part of the problem was the venue- The Big O was not designed for concerts, a concrete bowl with poor sound, and this was the first big show there since the Olympics. My seats were bad, I was expecting more songs from Dark Side (they only did Money and Us and Them as encores), and I had no idea of the infamous spitting incident until many years later. But seeing as The Wall is my favorite album of all time, I'm glad I have a small connection to it.
I was there with two of my friends, in section 231, just under the VIP boxes.
One of the reasons why the crowd was so loud, was that local radio stations were promoting this concert as an event not to be missed.
This obviously attracted a crowd of curious people, who did not really know Pink Floyd and their music.
Add to this the abuse of drugs and alcohol, and you have a crowd that no longer knows how to hold back.
I was supposed to be there but my parents did not let me go from Ontario I was 12 still regret it 😢
@Paul-lj6tw Same thing happened to me for The Wall in LA. I was 15. I had put deposits on tix at a ticket agency. My mom busted me with weed and unbeknownst to me, as punishment, went down and returned my deposits. Luckily Roger toured it again 30 years later which was amazing but I know I know... not Pink Floyd proper.
But God damn man, Floyd fuckin rules!
There's always something wrong in Montreal. Remember the riots following the Metallica/GNR at the stadium? Or the exploited riots, or the Stanley Cup in 1986 and 1993? I was there at each of those events. The stadium isn't designed for show. The sound is awful.
Amazing seeing THE date in person after so many years hearing about this concert in Pink Floyd history. Thank you!! It’s like a literal time capsule. I was born in 1996, crazy to think it was only 19 years before I was born.
Same here! From 1996
@@ignaciopillado6778 my 27 year old brother! We were at the ass end of the last great generation!
@@ignaciopillado6778 I got to see Floyd at least in 80's and 90s
It's always a pleasure to work with you, so glad I could help with the audio!
Can't wait for the next release
- Davide
Love you
The colors are incredible. The sync is perfect. You did a great job, nothing will top this edit 😁😁
Indeed, king in its category of edits 😁
This is a gift to every fan of the band. Thank you everyone!
Said it for years bro… yall are doing more for the fandom than anyone in the PF camp, bravo Nick and co… 👏🏽
More to come! Thanks for sticking around all this time ✌🏼
Extraordinary! One of the most significant (and mythologised) events in the band's history captured on film!
dare I say, one of the greatest discoveries in Pink Floyd history. The entire team here deserves the highest of praise. The band should legit add this film into their archives
This might be the best footage of Dave playing 'Dogs' . Incredible!! thanks
Legitimate history. This is it. The Holy Grail.
So glad to finally see this released! Thank you for letting me help with such an amazing film!
As a HUGE Pink Floyd fan and historian, this is AMAZING!!!!!
I remember climbing onto a Greyhound Bus and heading to Montreal for this concert in the summer of 77. I can't say I remember the spitting thing very clearly, but do remember some shouting from Rodger Waters and some commotion, but didn't see any spit. I only learned about the saliva shower this year lol. I think there was some Tai Stick going around that evening. Might have had something to do with the lack of clarity. Really cool to see this again.
Imaginate escuchar las canciones de los álbumes "Wish you were here" y "The animals" por los mismísimos creadores juntos. Que afortunada fue la gente que estuvo ahí.
This is the best film ive ever seen of Welcome to the Machine and SOYCD along with the animation. I could only imagine what it was like being there to see it in its full glory
fantastic...thanks for give us this treasure. this was the infamous concerto that start the trouble between Rog and the audience..the sequence everybody knows..became the birth of The Wall and more
All I can say is that not only I was one of the 80,000 fans there that night, but also this was one of my Top 3 Best Concerts of my life!
THIS IS AMAZING!!!! This is beautifully filmed and restored. Great work to everybody involved!
I'll never forget seeing this concert live in Phoenix Arizona in 1977. They played it at the madhouse on McDowell where the Phoenix Suns used to play. The atmosphere was so intense with the music and the lights and the movies going on and the surround sound that I saw at least a dozen people have to be hauled out because they had taken something to enhance their experience!! For them I think that was a mistake and I stayed sober going into the concert because I wanted to remember it! When my girlfriend and I who later became my wife left that concert we didn't say a word all the way home cuz we were still in shock!!!! Still to this day nobody comes close to a Pink Floyd concert!! Seen them four times in three different decades and I've seen about 100 concerts with every major group you can think of and none of them rivaled A Pink Floyd concert!! Only Led Zeppelin AC DC and Metallica came close!!!
Still holding out a very slim hope that Floyd had this filmed and there's a professional copy of that concert in 1977!! It was beyond mind boggling!!!
Incredible! Always love hearing these fan stories!
I'm curious, because Phoenix has no audio and very very little photographs; do you have any recollections of Echoes being played after the Dark Side encore? There are some stories that they played this in either Phoenix or Portland. Echoes was planned for Oakland when the band got an extra 20 minutes by the stadium but the tapes for the outro were not working. They did Careful With That Axe instead. Let me know!
@@ThePFRG I recall that they played us and them and then they played money to close out the show! They extended money to about a 12-minute song and those were the two encore songs. By this time there was so much pot smoke in the air but I think they played Time between the two but they did not play Echoes. I really wish they had!! Again I think Time was in between us and them and money but like I said there was so much pot smoke in the air I think I was pretty high by the end of the concert LOL!!
@@jonhenke1504Was just Money and Us and Them for the casual fans.
A gift for every fan.
Thank you so much, words cannot explain my gratitude towards you and your work 🤗❤
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Here is the infamous second film source of Montréal 1977 that appeared online a few months ago, synced up to a multi-recording matrix done by Davide Capolongo, as well as a colour correction. This is the legendary concert where Waters was so fed up with the rowdy American crowds that he ended up spitting in the face of a fan who was climbing up the front of the stage.
Waters claims in interviews that this moment was during a "quiet bit". Chris Cockram - a roadie for the 1977 tour, working around the stage - claims that the spit did indeed happen during 'Money', and that the famous Wray Ellis account - who was not even near the stage after Animals - is simply untrue. The shot of Waters whistling at 4:13 clearly shows him facing upward. Judging by his upward stance and very pig-based dialog (a la, 1980-81), it is more than safe to assume - if not confirm - that the spit did NOT happen during Pigs, and that he was simply yelling at the inflatable. The clip of Waters at 14:08 during 'Money' shows him yelling angrily at somebody in the crowd, and giving them the middle finger. At 14:16, during the "quiet bit" to 'Money', Waters is seen lunging forward, in a spitting motion. This is very likely to be the historical moment captured on film. This will teach you; don't believe everything you see on the internet, unless there is footage of it.
Super 8mm film - Daniel Graham
Copyright/scan - LolaClips
Shots, sync, colours - Nuff, Lyttee
Audio remastering / matrixing - Davide Capolongo
Post-processing - The Police Archive, Davide Capolongo, Notelu
Download link: archive.org/details/pf-1977-07-06-super8-source-2
Wow this brings flashbacks. The inflatables and animations, in person, were mesmerizing at the time; a shame the tech of the day was in no way up to the task of gathering and saving it, at least in a way that reveals what it was like. Everything was novel and overpowering to mid-1970s crowds.
As far as filming goes, as a 17-yr-old super-8 film hobbyist myself back then, I hadn’t the balls or the funds to sneak my camera in to the Philly Spectrum shows (BOTH of them!). Hats off to this filmer. He burned through today’s equivalent of $250 - in film cartridges and processing - to capture this precious 16 mins of snippets.
Did you film any other eras?
@@ThePFRG I filmed Dave Gilmour signing autographs at a local Philadelphia mall when he toured his debut solo LP. Sadly, my ex-wife threw all those movies away years ago.
@@davefink2326 Shame! So nothing from after 1977? Did you see The Wall?
@@ThePFRG yes attended Nassau (New York) Colosseum ‘80.
@@davefink2326Did you film The Wall at Nassau?
What a way to receive a gift when on Christmas' Day the first video recommended to you by UA-cam is this historical piece of media!
Stay blessed
WTF HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE THANKS PINK FLOYD RESEARCH GROUP YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING
The filmer managed to get one of the most important events in Floyd history! It was never the same again. Brilliant.
I never understood why people thought the spit was in Pigs... Has anyone ever tried moving 100 yards at a concert?
It was pretty much only becase soeone who was there, Wray Ellis, says it was during Pigs in his UA-cam videos, on websites etc. But his pictures show that while he was very close to the stage during Animals, about the same position as the filmer, he moved back a LOT before the encore. When the spit happened, Wray was a good hundred meters from the stage, he saw nothing.
I was 10 feet from Roger, right at the barricades, no one in front of us for the whole show.
Listen to the recordings - the spit is CLEARLY during the outro to Pigs - Money is in 7/4 time and not a hint of that.
I can't understand where this "during Money" idea came from.
@@bloomz1 the spit is clearly in Money. He's shouting at the pig during Pigs. You can see it right there.
@@marcbeecroft3916 Think what you wish, I was there as close to Roger as could be, and I'm gonna shoot a guess you weren't there. I never moved to the back, was right there until the final snare drum note was played.
I had a Nakamichi recorder we snuck in in our camera cases, and we recorded the whole show. Sadlly the tapes were lost when my BFF died. I searched his room for them, but alas.
@@bloomz1 but in Pigs he's clearly shouting at the Pig. 'Come back pig!' also 'just another 100 yards' that's like 90 meters. Now you're telling me this kid was all the way at the back of the stadium or Rogers depth perception is way out.
He also makes no reference to it after the song while announcing the intermission.
He does ask everyone to calm down in the encores though, almost like he's feeling a tad guilty.
Also, we can see in the video he spits during Money.
I never thought I would see such a complete video of this legendary Pink Floyd concert. Thanks a lot. 🙏
This footage is an absolute treasure and historical document. Thank you.
I was there, right on the barricades in front of Gilmour, worst crowd - ever. No wonder Roger spit on the dude - thank you for the video, we just had still cameras
Thanks for the kind comment! Love your photographs.
@@ThePFRG I'd love to say exactly when the spit happened - I was still right up front as close as I could be, but we wuz blitzed, I mean blitzed - LOL
My blurry pictures show how blitzed we were, both at all 4 MSG shows, and at Montreal.
If they had professionally filmed and recorded this, it would have been the best fucking concert of all time.
It's not even the best '77 show.
@@revbleech Best show of the whole tour was Boston. They made only two mistakes (one was Roger switching the lyrics on Pigs On the Wing II and the other was Rick coming in early on Shine On Parts 6-9 with Mini-Moog) and even Oakland had botches.
Amazing work bro, documenting floyd more accurately than any official release ever would. Now I can role play Roger spitting on me in 4k with proper audio and for that I am forever grateful. In the name of the father, son, holy spirit...amen.
Would you believe this is the second spit related video I've seen 4k remastered with a audio sync. 1st one had nothing to do with pink floyd
Great job guys !, its real good to see some new 70s Floyd footage 🎵🎶🎵🎶❤️
Incredible work as usual thank you for all of these.Damn ,found this by accident I thought for sure it would have been mentioned at R&D ,or maybe it was and I missed it.
OH God, this brings back memories. This was my first Pink Floyd concert - no this particular show though. I totally forgot about the mirrored flower thing. It is amazing what a small clip of an old show will dust off deep in my old brain.
Great!! :)
Incredible. Feel lucky to see this, although I wish so much it could hold any one shot for more than a couple of seconds instead of being quick fire from one scene to the next every second.
Been eagerly anticipating this video since the footage surfaced without sound. Great job with the sync and presentation, your efforts are appreciated. Happy holidays!
I went to the show in Anaheim (the double rainbow night), it was the same set and it was incredible. To this day it was the best concert of my life.
Not entirely sure whether the rainbow night was 6th or 7th, but I posted some footage of the second night on my channel here a few months ago - ua-cam.com/video/xe9YvjB5UEY/v-deo.htmlsi=bzbNfUlIUfdO-vlZ
Sadly, the film quality (as in how it was shot) is pretty bad
Constant focus problems and he only moved to the front row after Animals. The Animals footage is quite terrible, except for the ending to Sheep and the Pig exploding.
Yall freaking did it again... cant ask for more, a thousand thanks.
To Pink Floyd fans, _The Spitting Incident_ captured on film is more important than the Zapruder film is to conspiracy nuts. Seriously though, I don't think the surviving members of Pink Floyd will ever truly understand how important it is for us fans to be as close to the history as possible, and I am deeply grateful to PFRG, R&D, and all the Master Archivists involved in these historic projects. Looking forward to future Floyd research. Vintage Floyd is an international treasure.
Amazing words, thanks so much! We have more coming before 2024! :)
This is beautifully done!
I'd like to watch the animated screen footage.
Nice work dude bringing us this Holy Grail in PF history. Cheers from Colombia🇨🇴😊
I think the spitting moment is right at 14:15. The audience became very restless during Money and we can see Roger arguing with someone.
Yep, that's the moment!
Thanks a lot for share this amazing footage!! This is amazing!!
A piece of history right here folks.
My dad went to the show in Cincinnati at Riverfront Coliseum. I never appreciated them growing up. I'm now 34 and so jealous that he got to see them at their absolute peak.
We have an 8mm film of that show on our channel! Sadly no audio of that show has surfaced and the sync is outdated, but you can get a basic understanding of it by one viewing.
@ThePFRG hey thanks for the heads up!
Amazing footage and the sound quality is great! A BIG thank you for this!
Oh yes, oh fuck yes. The wait has been worth it, fantastic work everyone involved.
Wonderful! Thanks for working so hard on this. It's amazing,
Thank you for these footage, amazing work !!
I can not believe the spit was caught ...on film that is. Props to Daniel Graham on catching this.
I honestly can't believe I just saw this footage.... AMAZING!!!
Thank you so much for your astounding work on synching this.
Holy crap.... this is true history. So fantastic. I'm just amazed that this exists! :D
I never know this footage actually existed....Amazing. What a piece of PF/Rock history to savour. It's almost like the JFK Zapruder film in my eyes
Comparing this to finding video footage of Jesus walking on water or Arthur pulling Excalibur from the stone would not be hyperbole.
This is brilliant. You should be proud of the work you've done! Restoring footage of a moment that changed music history isn't something to take lightly.
Outstanding!
Crazy to see that such a quintessential studio band as Pink Floyd sounded so great and accurate live! I would have loved to have the complete concert on film!
As for Roger "pacifying", well, as infamous as his gesture was, it is part of the band's history and birthed The Wall, so...! 😁
Brilliant and historical footage, thanks so much for posting
Holy sh*t man. I love it so much! The da..... sorry
SPOILER WARNING
The damn umbrellas at the end of Us and Them get me every time. They're perfect! Theres only one photo of this happening, and it was discovered after the film, so nobody had any idea that this happened, no attendee mentioned it... crazy. One can only guess if that was deliberate or an accident
I searched this thread for the first umbrella comment. That effect was solid. I know Us and Them was not always an encore, but holy shit! What a way to close the tour….then the blues set happen. 🤦♂️
Here it is. The Golden peak of Pink Floyd. Gosh, I love 1977 Tour so much 👍Montreal and Boston are absolute my favorites. Cleveland is good, Just for rowdy and craziest fans and more fireworks 🎆 😂
I was at that Cleveland show. A real madhouse, but one of the fondest memories of my youth.
That's the one where they got in trouble with the FAA for flying a real jet over the stadium
Absolutely- the Cleveland boot puts you in the crowd like no other. You can feel the awesome power of floyd and the energy of the crowd.
this is such a blessing. thank you so much for your phenomenal work
Oh !!!!! Thanks a lot for share that magnificent day
Hi everybody. I am 68 years old and i was there in 1977. I zm from Quebec coast Gaspe
Unbelievable. Y'all have the crown. 👑🏆
Gold!!! Just G O L D!!
What a piece of art and history!!
A big Thank You to all the people involved in this gem.
Stellar work here, gentlemen! This can only be described as nothing less than an immense labor of love, and you have my sincere gratitude. Brilliant synching and color corrections with what was originally just a silent hodgepodge of aging tape.
I do have one question for the experts : Given the film limitations at the time (3.5 minute cartridges), these clips all seem to be mere seconds in length. None seem to be even a minute and certainly not the maximum length possible. Which, btw, makes this project even more impressive. I can't imagine our hero, who had the foresight to smuggle in and risk losing his gear, changed cartridges every so often, and not use the full length available. We're these snippets of longer segments? Is there a possibility that even more of this historical footage is waiting somewhere to be liberated to see the light of day?
P.S. Absolutely love what you have given us! Thank you!!!
Thank you for the kind words.
No, this is all that was filmed. The cartridges were 3½m in length, but it was rare that people actually held the button down for that long. Most people would typically get 10-20 second shots at once but some people (like Graham here) unfortunately don't know how to film anything properly. I'm grateful this exists but if it didn't have the spit, this would be another useless film.
@ThePFRG Ah yes, the ol 'had to hold the button' conundrum. It all makes perfect sense. Expressed in.. oops where was I.
I very much doubt Graham had any notion at the time of his recording's future significance and scarcity.
Somewhere, in an alternate universe, there is a full concert, multi angle, 8k master recording of an Animals tour. But the rub is everyone is REALLY gay. So that civilization is, sadly, doomed.
Long live Floyd!!!
EDIT: Except Floyd. They were straight.
That must have cost a fortune in tape. Thank you!
@@noturnleftunstoned72 this is amateur 8mm silent film synced up to several different recordings. No fortune at all back in the day.
Well film was still pretty expensive, it probably cost about as much as the ticket itself. Just guessing tho, but it wasn't incredibly cheap
I just looked it up, the film probably would've cost arround 17.50$, the ticket 10$. So it was not cheap at all
Omg is this real ? 😱😭 I was waitin’ for this thank you so much 🙏
The show that led Roger to start writing the wall, definitely a great moment in rock history
no fucking way the spit was filmed. no way. this is history. this is extremely important footage.
Superb work thank you.
Awesome that this audience footage of such a historical Floyd concert exists! Just wish the cameraman got more shots of David.
Amazing!! great job with the sync. Is this a truly holy grail, isn't?
David Gilmour told Redbeard "He didn't see Roger spitting or knowing about it but remembered Montreal as a bad show and the band played pretty badly and said it was a poor note to finish a tour on". David's guitar had issues on Shine On Parts 1-5 as the distortion wasn't working on Part 3 so he punched the Electric Mistress Flanger and a backup pedal to have that grungy solo. The lap steel solo was not great due to the quad system. A few nights earlier in Boston, he played great and had some fun changing the notes not going into high B Flat apart from the first part of the third run through of the lap slide solo and instead of going high B Flat/A/G/F/D/C/B Flat/A he went from B Flat an Octave Lower to C to D to E to F Sharp and remaining there and sliding the bar and the solos were phenomenal that night. Someone had audio of the road crew hassling one recorded hence we go to another source. If they had finished in Boston the tour would have ended on a high note and Roger was happy in Boston. Philadelphia was where it went wrong.
Wow, it's fascinating that Gilmour thought it was a bad show. When in reality it was the best show of the entire tour. And maybe that's just me, but every time I listen to a 1977 tour bootleg, I always go with Montreal. The "Roar Ends" version in particular is the best sounding to me. It isn't the best recording of the tour. I think Oakland is. Though I do think it is the best performance and the most enjoyable to listen to for me.
With Gilmour being the perfectionist that he is, I can see it being a bad show to him, but they played harder that night and dragged out those chords a bit longer than the other shows.
@@cinci_nate7973 Montreal was a bad gig. If they had finished in Boston they would have finished on a high note before Roger's behavior went further south. If that happened The Wall may not have happened,
@@terrencereardon6374 I shouldn't have said it was the best one. What I should have said was that of all the bootleg recordings from that tour, I believe Montreal was the best one. My favorite one at least.
Space Music. They were out there. Thanks to Richard Wright.
You bought a guitar 🎸 to punish your Ma!
Fun Fact: Even at the height of their fame and sellout shows the members of Pink Floyd could still walk the streets of any major city unrecognized because their shows emphasized the light show and music and not their faces. 😮😊
Thanks for uploading this rarity! 😊
June 20th 2023 was a memorable day
Thank you so much for your work 🎸🥁
I was there as well, previously seen them in Hamilton Ontario which was probably the best time to have seen them. They had the quadraphonic set up that night and it sounded great, stadium was the perfect size. The concert in Montreal was done in the Olympic stadium which was massive thus the sound was off due to time delay which effected the outcome of the music overall, which caused the concert goers to be not properly conected to the music which in turn mafe for a somewhat of a bad vibe throughout.
Great! I worked on some very high quality footage of Hamilton near the start of the year. You can watch it here ua-cam.com/video/fSXZMFq_Msk/v-deo.htmlsi=WyWWFdFdNZLgN0uc
Enjoy!!
I was there with two of my friends, in section 231, just under the VIP boxes. From my seat, I did not notice the spitting event.
One of the reasons why the crowd was so loud was that local radio stations were promoting this concert as an event not to be missed.
This obviously attracted a crowd of curious people, who did not really know Pink Floyd and their music.
Add to this the abuse of drugs and alcohol, and you have a crowd that no longer knows how to hold back.
Wow what a piece of history! I would like to thank The Algorithm for bringing me to this vid and this channel! Awesome job on this!
Who was trained not to spit in the fan?
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this is AMAZING! no words,thanks
This concert made the wall
I wish we had research groups for other bands like this.
fantastic work as usual!
I want sell my soul to watch this live 😭
Simplesmente incrível este vídeo.
Obrigado por compartilhar com todos os fãs do Pink Floyd.....👏🏼👍🏼
Secret member of the band is Snowy White. He plays great guitar and bass in their live shows. 🎸🎸
Him and Jon Carin (years later onwards), just like that!
I never knew he played bass - yet there is the footage of Roger playing rhythm guitar on pigs. I’d be interested to know which tracks have Snowy on bass
@alwayscurious413 Sheep, Pigs 3 and Welcome To The Machine.
@@ThePFRG - thanks - footage of Roger playing 6 string electric is almost surreal.
thanks!!!
In addition to The Wall's trigger, it's incredible how the acidity and tension of the lyrics added to the dystopian atmosphere of the band's sound affects the entire environment. It is still a criticism today, often cynical, but very strong and makes us reflect on everyday relationships and the objectives behind everything.
Just an outstanding piece of history from the Floyd. I hope to see more get uncovered in the near future
Excellent document historique, bravo et merci de le partager... Québécois, j'ai 67 ans et j'étais là, billet pas vraiment bon (sur les côtés) son évidemment pourri et foule bruyante, majoritairement pas vraiment fan du Floyd, j'ai quand même souvenance du geste "indigeste" de Waters... j'avais plus apprécié le précédent show du Floyd à l'autostade de MTL en '74 où '75, mais show mémorable quand même car première visite au BIG-O...
Grand fan de PF et de F1 j'ai pu rencontré Nick MASON plus tard à Silverstone en '93 au Grand Prix de F1 comme collaborateur d'un magazine de sport-auto québécois... Lors de cet événement Mason pilotait une Maserati "Birdcage" dans une course vintage excitante qu'il remportait haut la main... j'ai eu l'honneur de lui serrer la main et de le féliciter après sa victoire... moments mémorables
A late friend and I took a "magic bus" ride from Plattsburg NY to Montreal to see this show. The bus was a glorified keg and smoke party, enhanced by other psychotropic materials. Something I remember is that some of the film that was shown in the backdrop, like the marching hammers, appeared later in the move called The Wall. Wow.