For more clips like this, and a most enjoyable guide to pop culture, visit the blog for the NYC cult cable-access show Media Funhouse, located here:
www.mediafunhouse.blogspot.com
This clip comes from the short film "San Francisco," made in 1968 by Anthony Stern (the assistant director on "Tonite Let's All Make Love in London," 1967). The soundtrack is composed of an alternate take of "Interstellar Overdrive" from the band's first album, "Piper at the Gates of Dawn." I'm pretty sure viewing this on a computer could induce either a mind-roasting trip or pure insanity. The images are pure history, but the film is primarily a sensual assault.
For more information on the Funhouse, visit: www.mediafunhouse.com
was that one of syd's cats at - 1:07 ?
if it was? which one you gusse it was Pink? or Floyd??
:)
rakefetgal8383 3 months ago
this is "innersteller overdrive"
jusdoitokay 8 months ago
Is there any Roio/Bootleg with this song/show?
Badday1normal 10 months ago
@eyesorbe,,thank you.
ROMEORAUNCH 1 year ago
Audio is Pink Floyd. Video is not. Nice n' trippy though!
nickhirst999 1 year ago
Whenever i seen shit like this on the television as a little kid, it scared the fuck out of me! But i did like night gallory ''paintings" not the psychedelic mess as long as didnt interfere with Bert and Ernie..Of course in those days it did not..Now i prefer the psychedelic mush and the creepy mud men from that one misguided movie of nincompoops floyd did music to inda..Inda was a nice choice 40 years ago..But it makes me wonder if those misled hippies that went there look younger living
dannyhood66 1 year ago
@eyesorbe
You're telling me.
ThePerchance 1 year ago
@1ndi64
Ah ha ha. Nailed it.
ThePerchance 1 year ago
Audio is them, it's for a soundtrack they did before Piper.
polvotone 1 year ago
Actually the riff is borrowed from Arthur Lee and Love.
bealtown 1 year ago