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[Melnie Mouse]

oh great thanks i'll look forward to seeing that i'll record it as can't stay up that late...

anyone been to aussie pink floyd i know they're not real but still pretty amazing if you can't get to real thing...

[TopiToo]

Hello

if any of you good people with a DVD recorder,

that would not mind making me a copy I would be most greatful

happy to pay for the disk and posting


regards


TopiToo

[Zimbo16]

Hee hee I was there as well, the night they were filming.

Ausie pink floyd is a good show, seen them twce, worth going along to!

[Dementor]

Originally Posted by TopiToo

Hello

if any of you good people with a DVD recorder,

that would not mind making me a copy I would be most greatful

happy to pay for the disk and posting


regards


TopiToo

Have set the DVD recorder Steve, so fingers crossed will have a copy for you, ooops didn't say that copywrite infringement, in the post

[TopiToo]

Hello Dementor

thanks mate, after I asked thought maybe I should of explained
for home use only

see you soon.


TopiToo

[CK]

well, that really brought back the memories watching that last night

was it really over 12 years ago

[Melnie Mouse]

hey i went to check it recorded last night this morning if that makes sense. Did it start early or something? I've got a martial art film on and so i kept rewinding, but it seems i've only got the last half hour of it!

I got the Pulse DVD for my birthday though, not had time to watch it yet perhaps in January when it's depressing.

[Redruth]

Me too, Melnie. There was a film on BBC 1 and I checked the other channels so don't know what happened. Would love to have seen it. Hopefully it will be repeated.

[Jools]

You youngsters...when I saw this post I thought "Oh yeah, I was there" then I thought "No, hang on, I was still living at home with my Mum and Dad then...it was the first DSOTM tour, that I saw in about 1973-ish"

Must have been because I had only just started college...Blimey...so then one day I find, 33 years have got behind me, no-one told me when to run....

I do remember it well though, they must have been the first band to use a quadrophonic PA system. During the gig they didn't use the quad stuff too soon, it was bought in right at the end of "on the run" when suddenly all the sound panned to the back of the venue (Earls Court I think - could've been Wembley). At the same time a huge model plane "flew" from the back of the hall and dived towards the stage, the sound panned to follow the plane and all the spotlights picked it out too. It skimmed over the band and "blew up" backstage. Even though I could see the wire the plane was suspended on, at 18 or thereabouts in the gloomy 70's, I thought that it was the coolest thing I'd ever seen.