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- Original Release Date: 29 Mar 2004
- Format - Music: MP3
- Compatible with MP3 Players (including with iPod®), iTunes, Windows Media Player
- Also available in CD Format
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| Song Title | Time | Price | |||
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| 1. Speak To Me/Breathe (Breathe In The Air) | 3:57 | Not Available | |||
| 2. On The Run | 3:35 | Not Available | |||
| 3. Time | 7:04 | Not Available | |||
| 4. The Great Gig In The Sky | 4:47 | Not Available | |||
| 5. Money | 6:22 | Not Available | |||
| 6. Us And Them | 7:50 | Not Available | |||
| 7. Any Colour You Like | 3:25 | Not Available | |||
| 8. Brain Damage | 3:50 | Not Available | |||
| 9. Eclipse | 2:01 | Not Available |
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Dark Side of the Moon is a timeless album that is still worthy of its status as one of the greatest albums of all time. The quality of this re-release is exemplary, but if you are going to re-buy this album, then why not 'invest' an extra few quid and get the version with the live album?
My only slight warning with this re-release is the cardboard cover - because of the black artwork, it picks up finger marks very easily, but that aside, a worthy re-package and re-launch of a very special album indeed.
My only slight warning with this re-release is the cardboard cover - because of the black artwork, it picks up finger marks very easily, but that aside, a worthy re-package and re-launch of a very special album indeed.
38 of 40 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
The immersion boxed set is a bit of a mixed bag to be honest.
Music wise it is 4/5. I deduct 1 star for not including the SACD version but it could be argued that anyone likely to be buying this set would already have the SACD(it is very disappointing that the Wish You Were Here set will not be including it, rather you would have to pay an extortionate amount to purchase from USA and not previously available so doesn't even have that excuse). The 5.1 bluray mix is totally immersive. It would have been a nice bonus if you could have watched the projections while playing but on the other hand it might actually detract from the music. Extra tracks are a nice bonus and the concert from '74 sounds fantastic.
Otherwise....tat.
3 marbles - ?
Booklets - slick but not of much substance.
Scarf - ?
Coasters - unlikely to use as such given they come from such an expensive item.
Memorabilia - unmemorable
Box itself - the most important part of this set is the music. The box is designed so that 4 discs sit soundly in the bottom of the box fixed and 2 discs are loose in cardboard slip covers.The contents of the box then sit on top of the 4 main discs, meaning you have to lift it up every time you want to listen to one of the 4 main discs. Why not have them sit on the same holders with a cavity underneath to hold the scarf, marbles etc? This would mean the music was immediately accessible. Albeit it only adds 1 or 2 seconds to getting the music discs out it has already become an annoyance and I have placed the 4 discs in their own slip cases on top.
Mind you I will still buy the others. Another reviewer points out that we are not forced to buy the set if we don't want it, however you are currently "forced" to buy it if you otherwise wanted to hear the 5.1 dvd and bluray mixes as these are not available in that format separately (though the cynic in me thinks these may end up being released in a year or so time to make even more money).
Music wise it is 4/5. I deduct 1 star for not including the SACD version but it could be argued that anyone likely to be buying this set would already have the SACD(it is very disappointing that the Wish You Were Here set will not be including it, rather you would have to pay an extortionate amount to purchase from USA and not previously available so doesn't even have that excuse). The 5.1 bluray mix is totally immersive. It would have been a nice bonus if you could have watched the projections while playing but on the other hand it might actually detract from the music. Extra tracks are a nice bonus and the concert from '74 sounds fantastic.
Otherwise....tat.
3 marbles - ?
Booklets - slick but not of much substance.
Scarf - ?
Coasters - unlikely to use as such given they come from such an expensive item.
Memorabilia - unmemorable
Box itself - the most important part of this set is the music. The box is designed so that 4 discs sit soundly in the bottom of the box fixed and 2 discs are loose in cardboard slip covers.The contents of the box then sit on top of the 4 main discs, meaning you have to lift it up every time you want to listen to one of the 4 main discs. Why not have them sit on the same holders with a cavity underneath to hold the scarf, marbles etc? This would mean the music was immediately accessible. Albeit it only adds 1 or 2 seconds to getting the music discs out it has already become an annoyance and I have placed the 4 discs in their own slip cases on top.
Mind you I will still buy the others. Another reviewer points out that we are not forced to buy the set if we don't want it, however you are currently "forced" to buy it if you otherwise wanted to hear the 5.1 dvd and bluray mixes as these are not available in that format separately (though the cynic in me thinks these may end up being released in a year or so time to make even more money).
45 of 48 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I couldn't help myself - I'm an obsessive collector, a Floyd fan and I love box sets, so there was no way I'd be able to avoid buying the Immersion edition of DSOTM...
Unfortunately, what we have here is some superb musical treats for the Floyd fan, padded out with a load of unnecessary junk to bump the price up.
First, the music - the remaster of DSOTM is good as it has ever sounded. The quality of both the live performance disc and the bonus disc of demos and rarities are top-notch - they've been cleaned up superbly, and they sound dynamic and clear without a trace of tape hiss. Furthermore, the content itself is well worth hearing - Rick Wright's solo piano demo of "Us And Them" is worth the price of admission on its own, and the track from "Household Objects" is surprisingly good. If you are a Floyd fan, the bonus discs are must-listens.
The surround mixes of DSOTM are interesting - the inclusion of both Blu-Ray and DVD seems a bit unnecessary, as all the content is duplicated across both formats, and hardly justifies HD video, given its age - a single DVD-Video disc and a DVD-Audio disc would have been more than adequate, and could have held all the video and audio in both standard and HD formats.
And then we get onto the padding. The booklets are a disappointment - yes, a lot of photos, but the only words are the lyrics to the album, which we all have already, and a page from Storm Thorgerson telling yet again the story of how the band chose the cover artwork. Nothing from the band at all - there is so much that could have been included - interviews, reviews, reminiscences - but nothing. The concert ticket and backstage pass replicas are pointless. But the real crime is the scarf, marbles and coasters - I suspect the marbles are the ones Storm Thorgerson has clearly lost in order to come up with such a load of rubbish...
What Floyd should have done was to release a 5-disc set, with the three audio CDs, a DVD-Video and a DVD-Audio disc, and a decent booklet. £50 for that, and everyone would have been happy. Instead, we get this huge white elephant, and in order to hear the bonus material (that most serious Floyd fans would *really* want to hear), we have to pay for a lot of unnecessary junk that will surely only end up in landfill.
Could have been so much better...
Unfortunately, what we have here is some superb musical treats for the Floyd fan, padded out with a load of unnecessary junk to bump the price up.
First, the music - the remaster of DSOTM is good as it has ever sounded. The quality of both the live performance disc and the bonus disc of demos and rarities are top-notch - they've been cleaned up superbly, and they sound dynamic and clear without a trace of tape hiss. Furthermore, the content itself is well worth hearing - Rick Wright's solo piano demo of "Us And Them" is worth the price of admission on its own, and the track from "Household Objects" is surprisingly good. If you are a Floyd fan, the bonus discs are must-listens.
The surround mixes of DSOTM are interesting - the inclusion of both Blu-Ray and DVD seems a bit unnecessary, as all the content is duplicated across both formats, and hardly justifies HD video, given its age - a single DVD-Video disc and a DVD-Audio disc would have been more than adequate, and could have held all the video and audio in both standard and HD formats.
And then we get onto the padding. The booklets are a disappointment - yes, a lot of photos, but the only words are the lyrics to the album, which we all have already, and a page from Storm Thorgerson telling yet again the story of how the band chose the cover artwork. Nothing from the band at all - there is so much that could have been included - interviews, reviews, reminiscences - but nothing. The concert ticket and backstage pass replicas are pointless. But the real crime is the scarf, marbles and coasters - I suspect the marbles are the ones Storm Thorgerson has clearly lost in order to come up with such a load of rubbish...
What Floyd should have done was to release a 5-disc set, with the three audio CDs, a DVD-Video and a DVD-Audio disc, and a decent booklet. £50 for that, and everyone would have been happy. Instead, we get this huge white elephant, and in order to hear the bonus material (that most serious Floyd fans would *really* want to hear), we have to pay for a lot of unnecessary junk that will surely only end up in landfill.
Could have been so much better...
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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I have lived with DSOTM since I first discovered it in 1975. I hadn't played it in a while till I bought the new reissue, but what has struck me revisiting it is what a wondrous... Read more
Published 5 days ago by Fishbonealice
The great gig in the sky
This album has often been called an 'audiophile's wet dream' or 'hi-fi for snobs' and it's known as the best selling prog rock record ever! Read more
Published 24 days ago by Lord Anon
the darks ide of the moon
very good. arrived really quickly, got it for my hubby and he really likes it. would defiantely recommend this cd of Pink Floyd
Published 1 month ago by D. Peters
cds scratched!!!
Beautiful edition. I liked all of its content. But how to store CDs, is a joke, mine came loose, scratched.
Published 2 months ago by James Floyd
It's a CD.
The CD arrived in the condition stated on the Amazon site. It arrived on time so all is well. Not my cup of tea but the recipient was over the moon.
Published 2 months ago by Honest Guv
The Dark Side Of The Moon
Probably, quite simply, THE rock album of all time (so far). Down load it, listen to the meaningful lyrics, listen to the music. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Gareth Jones
2 disc version
Bought the 2 disc version for my iPod for under a tenner, and the live version is awesome. True - the quality isn't as good as the 35 year old vinyl. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Jimothy
Superb Quality
The sound quality of this is perfect. When new it is very difficult if not impossible to tell the difference between this and the MP3
Published 4 months ago by Jamesd512
Dark Side Of The Moon reissue
Lokked forward to this when I ordered it, as I have had reissues before which have been rubbish. But I needn't have worried - this one is excellent - even better than the original... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Mr. M. A. Cassell
Christmas gift
Christmas gift for my mum, having finally rid herself of tapes. She loves the CD and is very happy that this was in her stocking.
Published 4 months ago by franni
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