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Version 1.0 of the Synchronicity Arkive. This version was primarily static pages, all hand-coded in HTML.

The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, & The Animals

Submitted by arkiver on Sun, 1997-02-09 19:40. Arkive 1.0

The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, & The Animals



The Ingredients

   Audio: Animals by Pink Floyd
1977, Capital Records

Video:  The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
1966, United Artists, 
   

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Wish You Were Blade Runner

Submitted by arkiver on Tue, 1996-09-03 19:16. Arkive 1.0



Wish You Were Blade Runner



The Ingredients

   Audio: Wish you Were Here by Pink Floyd
1975, Capital Records

Video:  Blade Runner
1982, Warner Brothers, 
based on the book
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
by Philip K. Dick 		   

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Wish You Were Akira

Submitted by arkiver on Sat, 1996-02-10 18:48. Arkive 1.0



Wish You Were Akira



The Ingredients

   Audio: Wish you Were Here by Pink Floyd
1975, Capital Records

Video:  Akira
1988, Streamline Pictures, 
based on the manga by Katsuhiro Otomo 		   

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Dark Side of the Rainbow

Submitted by arkiver on Sun, 1995-07-30 21:42. Featured Synchs | Arkive 1.0





The Ingredients

   Audio: Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd
1973, Capital Records
and other Pink Floyd albums (see below)

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

Video:  The Wizard of Oz
1939, MGM Studios, 
based on the book by Frank L. Baum 		   



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Jupiter And Beyond The Infinite

Submitted by arkiver on Sun, 1995-07-30 18:02. Featured Synchs | Arkive 1.0




Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite


The Ingredients


   Audio: Track Six - "Echoes"
from the album Meddle by Pink Floyd
1971, Capital Records

Pink Floyd - Meddle


Video: "Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite"
from the film 2001 directed by Stanley Kubrick
1969, MGM		   

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