Pink Floyd - London 1966-1967 (Enhanced CD, Remastered, 2005)

Contains the full length definitive version of "Interstellar", and the previously unknow "Nick´s boogie", recorder at Sound Techniques, London, on the 11th and 12th of January 1967 for Peter Whitehead´s sixties films-most notably "Tonite let´s all make love in London". Some of the footage Whitehead filmed can be seen on disc two.
This recording session, jointly financed by Peter Whitehead, also produced "Arnold Lane" and "Candy and a currant bun", which secured the group a contract with EMI.
01 Interstellar Overdrive (Full length version)
02 Nick´s Boogie

Enhanced Part:
Contains: Full length Pink Floyd video of Interstellar Overdrive plus: interview footage from the 1960s of:
Mick Jagger
David Hockney
Michael Caine
Julie Christie
and an overview by the director:
Peter Whitehead
This bonus CD Rom contains interviews and extracts from Peter Whitehead´s film "Tonite let´s all make love in London", plus footage and an explanatory interview with Peter himselft, with the then Syd Barrett-led Pink Floyd filmed in the studio recording "Interstellar overdrive".
(Minimum Requierement for Pink Floyd CD Rom: Intel Pentium Processor or equivalent, 16Mb RAM, 16 bit Graphic Card, 2 Speed CD-Rom drive (4 speed or high will achieve better results), Windows 95 or higher, Sound Blaster 16 or compatible sound card and speakers, Mouse or other pointing device)

File Type: Quick Time (.MOV)
Audio Codec: ima4 (IMA 4:1(16bit->4bit - 44100Hz)
Video Codec: cvid (Cinepak)
Length: 38:13
Frms: 15,186
Kbps: 1604
Pics/s: 15.000
Frames/s: 15.000
Resolution: 320 x 224