Pink Floyd -- First in Space
Pink Floyd -- First in Space
Pink Floyd -- First in Space
Pink Floyd -- First in Space
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Pink Floyd -- First in Space
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Is there a copy of this floating around?
Anyone willing to release this?........
Anyone?............
Buller?...........
yep,would be awesome !
sorry for my english...
Well I have "a" copy of the 330 min workprint. not great quality tho. it's the one split into 4 ~700MB segments.
Good to anyone?
I would love to get hold of some ADigitalMan Extended Editions if anyone can help out. Monty Python's Life Of Brian, Love Actually Bloated and Flatulent. Ta!
Maybe some kind of remaster can be done.
p.s. that copy can be found you-know-where.
yes,i agree with focuspuller.
and since the "original" vhs source is in already pretty rough quality it doesnt help to be compressed...
so if anybody have a vhs2dvd(s) transfert.
but thanks Maclanachu for your reply
sorry for my english...
I had the 3 disc single layer dvd version of the rough cut from subcin but i traded it so i no longer have it. Anyway the quality was less than commercial vhs quality.
If coppola wanted the rough cut out there it would have been an extra on the dvd.
This was the edit that was assembled on video right?
and the final version was done on film.
The video tape of the seventies was ultra low resolution i think this was done all on studio grade u-matic tapes.
Lower than broadcast quality.
I mean even if you had access to the first generation copy u-matic tapes the rough cut exist on you could never get dvd quality out of them.
But it would still be better than god knows how many generations of a copy later.
This is the Cut where Martin Sheen almost really died of a heart attack i believe.
It has the doors i think as temp track music too from what i have read. And is missing the wagner music ride of the valkryies.
“Always loved Vader’s wordless self sacrifice. Another shitty, clueless, revision like Greedo and young Anakin’s ghost. What a fucking shame.” -Simon Pegg.
skyjedi2005 said:I had the 3 disc single layer dvd version of the rough cut from subcin but i traded it so i no longer have it. Anyway the quality was less than commercial vhs quality.
If coppola wanted the rough cut out there it would have been an extra on the dvd.
This was the edit that was assembled on video right?
and the final version was done on film.
The video tape of the seventies was ultra low resolution i think this was done all on studio grade u-matic tapes.
Lower than broadcast quality.
I mean even if you had access to the first generation copy u-matic tapes the rough cut exist on you could never get dvd quality out of them.
But it would still be better than god knows how many generations of a copy later.
This is the Cut where Martin Sheen almost really died of a heart attack i believe.
It has the doors i think as temp track music too from what i have read. And is missing the wagner music ride of the valkryies.
I agree.
After having check out a copy of it myself, yes, it's extremely rough. But worst case scenario, at least 3 hours from a high quality source can be used leaving the rest to fill in the blanks. Better then nothing.
Mitch said:I have this workprint , it's the best version out there..
Is it better that the other version that's floating around?