If you’re part of the Pink Floyd fan community, or just a casual fan, you’re probably aware of the scarcity of live footage of the band’s “golden-era” from 1973 to 1980. The Pink Floyd Research Group, a nonprofit organization dedicated to discovering and sharing lost visual media of the band, has, over the last several years, made significant strides in this endeavor. In the past month, they have released a wealth of material on their YouTube channel. Today, they surprised fans with the unveiling of TWO new 8mm films, scanned in 4K, showcasing Pink Floyd’s first performance following the release of The Dark Side Of The Moon at the Dane County Coliseum in Madison, Wisconsin, March 4th, 1973…52 years ago!

Please note that the constraints of 8mm film mean that only brief excerpts of the songs performed that evening are showcased. Additionally, since no audio recording of that night exists, the following content has been sourced from other existing audience recordings from the same tour. You can watch both films below: