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Pink Floyd Video Anthology (Blu-ray Edition)
Disc One
Total running time: Approx 5 hours 32 minutes

London 66 - 67, Sound Techniques Studios, UFO Club & Unknown Venue, London
11 January, 1967 / 30 December, 1966 & Early 1967
Live in the studio performances of Interstellar Overdrive and Nick’s Boogie filmed for Peter Whitehead’s  Tonight Let’s All Make Love In London documentary. This footage is intercut with live performances at  UFO and an unknown venue.

Scene Special, UFO Club, London
27 January, 1967
A live performance of Interstellar Overdrive filmed at the UFO club for the Granada TV documentary Scene Special subtitled It’s So Far Out It’s Straight Down.
Broadcast on 7 February, 1967.

Dope, Unknown Venue, London
Early 1967
A live performance of an untitled instrumental was captured by underground filmmakers Diane and Sheldon Rochlin for their cult film, Dope. A live performance of Interstellar Overdrive from the Gyllene Circelen (Stockholm, 10 September, 1967) was used for the audio.

Die Jungen Nachtwandler, UFO Club, London
24 February, 1967
A live performance of an untitled instrumental and the general scene at UFO was filmed by German TV to be included in the one-hour documentary “Die Jungen Nachtwandler”.
Broadcast on the Bayerischer Rundfunk TV network on 3 July, 1967.

Arnold Layne, Promo Film
Late February - Early March, 1967
A promotional film for their first single. Filmed at Wittering Beach on the south coast of England by Derek Nice, this promo premiered at the UFO club on 10 March, 1967. 
Bouton Rouge, Arnold Layne, Promo Film
29 April, 1967
An alternate black and white promotional film for Arnold Layne was shot in Holland and featured on the French TV show Bouton Rouge.
Broadcast on ORTF2 on 21 May, 1967.

Look of The Week, BBC Lime Grove Studios, Shepherd’s Bush, London
14 May, 1967 Live performances of Pow R Toc H and Astronomy Domine followed by Syd and Roger being interviewed by Hans Keller for the TV show Look Of The Week.
Broadcast live on BBC2 TV