Pink Floyd's Works (1983) with Fantasia (1940, original uncut version) -- The Synchronicity Arkive

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Date Posted: 17:32:12 02/20/02 Wed
Author: Andrew C. Wendland
Subject: Pink Floyd's Works (1983) with Fantasia (1940, original uncut version)

Works (1983) with Fantasia (1940, original uncut version)
Discovered by Andrew Wendland

http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Amphitheatre/3528/

Instructions:
Start the CD at the beginning of the movie, just before the curtains open.
Repeat the CD until the end of the movie. Pause the CD for a very short
period during the intermission, between the time the curtains close and the
time the curtains re-open.

Some things I noticed:

One of these Days
"One of these days I'm going to cut you into little pieces" as man announces
the first piece.
Conductor fits to the beat.

Arnold Layne
"Distorted view" as picture distorts.
"See through baby blue" as screen is various shades of blue.

Fearless
Song starts right at the beginning of the new scene.
"Hills too steep to climb" as there are hills on the screen.
Chanting during announcers speech.

Brain Damage/Eclipse
Song starts at the beginning of the next piece.
"The lunatic is on the grass" as the fairy is on the grass.
"It's all dark" as the screen background becomes black.

Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
Song starts near the beginning of the next scene.
Mood fits images.
Flowers dance to the music.
Bird sounds as fairies fly around.

See Emily Play
"Gazing through trees" as the leaves as rustling in the wind.
High pitch guitar as the fairies skate on ice.

Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and
Grooving with a Pict
Weird squeaking that could be a mouse as Mickey Mouse is on the screen.
Weird noises as Mickey tries to control the broom.
Chanting as Mickey puts spell on broom.

Free Four
Mickey dances to the beat.
Broom marches to the beat.
"As you die" as Mickey comes out of his body.
"Twinkling of an eye" as the stars twinkle in the sky.
"Who beats the funeral drum" before Mickey chops up the broom.

Embryo
"I'm so new compared to you" refers to Mickey's inexperience with sorcery
compared to his master.
"Hear strange sounds" as Mickey talks to the conductor.

One of these Days
Song fits images.
Activity stops at the end of the song.

Arnold Layne
"Why can't you see" as the screen is pitch black.

Fearless
"You go down" as bird-like dinosaur is pulled under water.

Brain Damage/Eclipse
"Lunatic is on the grass" as dinosaurs walk on the grass.
"Lunatic is in the hall" sounds like 'hole' as dinosaur digs in hole.
"In my head" as dinosaur bites the other's head.
"Raise the blade" as dinosaur raises sharp tail to strike other dinosaur.
"Cloud bursts thunder in your ears" as rain storm brews.
"You shout and no-one seems to hear" as dinosaur dies.
"All that you taste" as the dinosaurs eat.
"Everything under the sun is in tune, but the sun is eclipsed by the moon" -
the sun is eclipsed during the next song.
Beating heart as dinosaurs die.

Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
The prominent characteristic of the scene is the sun.
Pause the CD for a very short period during the intermission, between the
time the curtains close and the time the curtains re-open.

See Emily Play

Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and
Grooving with a Pict
Weird noises during the "Meet the Soundtrack" routine.

Free Four

Embryo
"I'm so new compared to you" as little flying babies get the females ready
for the males.
"Whisper love, here I go" as a pair walk together.

One of these Days
Beating heart symbolizes lovers as a heart appears on the screen.
"One of these days I'm going to cut you into little pieces" as the sky turns
dark and a storm brews.
Music is intense like scene.

Arnold Layne
"Moonshine" as man takes a drink of a river of alcohol.
"See through baby blue" as blue storm god takes a nap.

Fearless
"The hill's too steep to climb" as they walk on the hill.
"Look down" as the sun goes down.

Brain Damage/Eclipse
"The lunatics are in the hall" as the birds are lined up in what could be
called a hall.
"All that you eat" as hippo sucks in all the bubbles.

Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
Mood fits the scene.

See Emily Play
"Soon after dark" as demon lurks during the evening.

Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and
Grooving with a Pict
Title speaks for itself.
Demons make strange noises.
Demons retreat during chanting.

Free Four
"Torture yourself as you die" as demon folds up and forms mountain.
"Angel of death" is appropriate.
"Torture yourself as you die" as people carry torches.

Embryo
Peaceful music as scene is peaceful.
"Light of day" as light appears at the end of long hallway.
"Warm glow" as sun appears.
"Sun shine shows" as the sun radiates.

20.02.2002 20:02 EST

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