Pink Floyd Unleashes Full Concerts With Unseen Clips In Free Weekly Series
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English rock band Pink Floyd has released a free YouTube series to keep fans entertained during self-isolation. You can expect to enjoy iconic concert clips and rare unseen videos of the band live in action via the comfort of your home.
The band kicked off the series with the 1995 concert film, Pulse, which includes footage from the Division Bell tour and performances from its 14-night residency at the now-demolished illustrious Earl’s Court. It will also showcase the band’s first full performance of The Dark Side of the Moon, which has been digitally remastered by the band’s record producer James Guthrie.
While Pink Floyd will release videos on Fridays for fans to stream, other bands such as Radiohead and Metallica have already launched their own weekly series on Thursdays and Mondays respectively.
Check out the first video of the series below.
Starting today at 5pm UK (12pm EST) is the @YouTube Film Festival. Over the next 4 Fridays, we're posting full concert performances on YouTube: PULSE, the Floyd's and @DavidGilmour's Pompeii gigs, and the 1970 KQED TV broadcast. Hopefully something to enjoy while we #StayHome! pic.twitter.com/lq1HFlvIQV
— Pink Floyd (@pinkfloyd) April 17, 2020
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