You don't have to have digital remasters ... it still works with VHS and cassette or vinyl ....
First time I tried it was with VHS and DSOM on CD ... worked great
between me and my friend ... we found over 70 events that matched ...I would like to believe it is just a bit more than drug folklore ... I was 100% straight when I watched it ... You will have to draw your own conclusions ...
Some of the events I can remember off hand :
- The heartbeats start at the exact same moment we first see Dorothy on screen ...
- In "Breath In The Air", There is a line that says "Run Rabbit Run" while Dorothy is running in the yard looking for Toto ...
_the "alarm bell" at the beginning of "Time" is timed to the exact time we first see the old lady who has Toto in her bike basket (the same one who goes on to play the wicked witch)
- Pay particular attention to how the music picks up and subsides as the storm does during the tornado scene in the movie ....
- Listen for COME IN at the moment that Dorothy enters the wagon of the Miracle Elixir guy or whoever he is (gypsy) ...
- When Dorothy lands in Oz ... The song playing is "Us And Them" ... the lyrics go "black ..." at the moment the carera goes on the wicked witch (who is in a black dress), and then says "and blue ..." and it switches to the good witch (who luck would have it is wearing a light blue dress)
- Same song (Us and Them) - listen for the line "who knows which is which?", at the scene where Dorothy is standing with the good witch and the wicked witch ...
These are only a few things that are pretty damn convincing that DSOM was maybe deliberately recorded as an alternate soundtrack to Wizard of Oz ...
On the record, David Gilmour outright denies the rumour ... but Roger Waters just chuckles and says "maybe we did ... maybe we didn't
At any rate ... it is pretty fucking freaky !!