Pink Floyd - 1967-1996: Definitive Critical Review (1967)

Encyclopedic in scope, this expanded critical review of one of the most important bands in rock history spans the entirety of the group's career, from 1967 to 1996. The experts hold forth about everything from the Syd Barrett years, all the way through to 1995's PULSE. Exciting footage includes rare concert appearances culled from archives around the world, and a rarely-seen live rendition of "Atom Heart Mother" performed by the band sans orchestra. Pink Floyd's most controversial and unique concert is reviewed, which took place on a barge floating on a lagoon in Venice. The show was viewed by 200,000 people and the only one of its kind the city ever allowed.