Pink Floyd at Pompeii, filmed in 1971 and featuring the band at the ancient Roman amphitheater without an audience, is set for a cinema rerelease on April 24. The film, a landmark in rock history, includes tracks from their album Meddle and provides behind-the-scenes glimpses of The Dark Side of the Moon's creation. The 4K restoration process revealed the original 35mm negatives, enhancing both visual and audio quality, with Steven Wilson mixing the sound. This rerelease marks a significant cultural moment for fans and cinema lovers alike.
Having discovered the original 35mm negative after decades of searching, the restoration of Pink Floyd at Pompeii brings new life to an iconic concert film.
Steven Wilson expressed deep admiration for Pink Floyd, connecting his passion for music to their influence, calling them 'my Beatles' and highlighting the film's impact.
Unlike traditional concert films, Pink Floyd at Pompeii features the band performing amidst the hauntingly empty Pompeii amphitheater, creating a unique atmosphere.
The film showcases a blend of powerful music, vivid cinematography, and behind-the-scenes moments from the creation of The Dark Side of the Moon.
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