One of These Days - 50th of Pink Floyd in Italy 1968/2018

After the beautiful exhibition set up this summer in Galleria Cavour in Padua, with many enrichments, Floydseum Cultural Association presents the third new book! From the first concerts at the Piper Club of Rome in 1968, to the lavish stage shows in 1994, up to the solo tour in 2018.

This new book covers the fundamental stages of this adventure, through incredible photographs of live performances (with unpublished photos of the concert of Brescia in 1971) and very rare memorabilia, all embellished by the reviews of the time or written testimonies of who was there, by those who saw the band playing inside the ruins of Pompeii in 1971, or who worked on the floating stage of Venice in 1989!

150 pages entirely in color to relive the emotions of fifty years of Pink Floyd concerts in Italy.

Be the first to buy the new book! Get one copy at this link.

Save the Date! Floydseum Film Festival

August 24, 2014

Floydseum invites you to watch "Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii (director's cut)" at the former church of Santa Marta, place of The Night of Wonders exhibition. Pink Floyd at Pompeii is a documentary-concert film directed by Adrian Maben, released in version movie theaters in 1974 and focused on the music of the British rock band Pink Floyd. The Director's cut version of 2003 includes the following songs: Echoes, Part I, Careful with That Axe, Eugene, A Saucerful of Secrets, Us and Them (fragment, studio), One of These Days I'm Going to Cut You into Little pieces, Mademoiselle Nobs, Brain Damage (fragment, studio), Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun, Echoes, part II.

• Last: 92 min
• Color: color
• Genre: documentary, musical
• Director: Adrian Maben
• Producer: Steve O'Rourke, Michele Arnaud, Reiner Moritz
• Production: Universal Studios
• Photography: Willy Kurant, Gabor Pogany
• Montage: Nino Di Fonzo, Jose Pinheiro
• Special Effects: Michel François, Monteurs Studio, Teletota
• Music: Pink Floyd
• Characters: Pink Floyd

Honorary member of the Cultural Association "Floydseum"

Director of Scottish origins, he lives and works in France. He is known for having filmed a documentary series about some world famous artists and for having directed between 1971 and 1973, a film in the history of Pink Floyd: "Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii." For the few who do not know, this is a documentary film-recorded concert in the amphitheater of Pompeii, which in 1974 - for cinemas - went enriched with some images taken from a recording of "The Dark Side of moon "that is the Abbey Road Studios.

This feature has always been a unique masterpiece and it is certainly, in its own right, one of the main icons on the British rock group.