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- Original Release Date: 3 Mar 2003
- 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. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part One) (1-5) (1992 Digital Remaster) | 13:30 | Not Available | |||
| 2. Welcome To The Machine (1992 Digital Remaster) | 7:26 | Not Available | |||
| 3. Have A Cigar (1992 Digital Remaster) | 5:08 | Not Available | |||
| 4. Wish You Were Here (1992 Digital Remaster) | 5:40 | Not Available | |||
| 5. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part Two) (6-9) (1992 Digital Remaster) | 12:22 | Not Available |
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69 of 72 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
There is no question that Wish You Were Here is a 5 star album, but this Immersion box set is over priced and a disappointment.
Firstly, at the time of writing, it costs the same as the Dark Side Of The Moon Immersion box, £84.99, but contains one less disc. At least the Dark Side box contained an extra CD of demos and alternate mixes, which made it a little more desirable.
Discs 1 & 2, the remastered original album and bonus tracks, can be bought for £12.93 as part of the Experience edition.
For your extra £70+, you get 2 DVDs and a Blu Ray disc, replicating the DVD contents. Therefore, if you have a Blu Ray player, the DVDs are redundant. There is no doubt, however, that this is where the holy grail is contained, with the release of the long awaited 5.1 mix of the album, in addition to the original 1975 Quadrophonic mix and concert screen films.
As with the Dark Side set, the rest of the box is filled with 'collectibles', most rather pointless and of 'cheap' quality. The two photo books are flimsy and lack much content, the scarf and marbles are pointless, & the print, collector's cards, replica ticket and backstage pass are interesting to look at once, but you won't need to return to them again. EMI could have left all these out and cut the price.
If you have an SACD player, I would recommend buying the SACD instead, which contains the 2011 remaster and 5.1 mix. Although it has to be imported, it is available from European online sites for around £30, including shipping. That way, you can still own the 5.1 mix and save yourself £50 odd quid.
Firstly, at the time of writing, it costs the same as the Dark Side Of The Moon Immersion box, £84.99, but contains one less disc. At least the Dark Side box contained an extra CD of demos and alternate mixes, which made it a little more desirable.
Discs 1 & 2, the remastered original album and bonus tracks, can be bought for £12.93 as part of the Experience edition.
For your extra £70+, you get 2 DVDs and a Blu Ray disc, replicating the DVD contents. Therefore, if you have a Blu Ray player, the DVDs are redundant. There is no doubt, however, that this is where the holy grail is contained, with the release of the long awaited 5.1 mix of the album, in addition to the original 1975 Quadrophonic mix and concert screen films.
As with the Dark Side set, the rest of the box is filled with 'collectibles', most rather pointless and of 'cheap' quality. The two photo books are flimsy and lack much content, the scarf and marbles are pointless, & the print, collector's cards, replica ticket and backstage pass are interesting to look at once, but you won't need to return to them again. EMI could have left all these out and cut the price.
If you have an SACD player, I would recommend buying the SACD instead, which contains the 2011 remaster and 5.1 mix. Although it has to be imported, it is available from European online sites for around £30, including shipping. That way, you can still own the 5.1 mix and save yourself £50 odd quid.
60 of 64 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Wish You Were Here really has to be listened to all the way through from start to finish in one sitting. Any other way just doesn't do it justice. David Gilmour's opening guitar notes on Shine On You Crazy Diamond ring out like cathedral bells and this was the inspiration for Roger Waters' haunting lyrical tribute to lost band member Syd Barrett. Welcome to the Machine is a gutsy attack on the recording industry and has to be heard just for the clarity of the stereo acoustic guitars ringing out over the swooshing synthesizers and rolling tympanies. Have A Cigar features Roy Harper on vocals and funky guitars and continues the disillusioned rock star theme. The absolute classic Wish You Were Here follows, with one of the best openings of any rock song ever produced. Shine On You Crazy Diamond returns to conclude the album. If there is a better album from this era, I'd like to know what it is. The packaging of this album (designed by long-time Pink Floyd cohort, Storm Thorgerson) is as equally as impressive as the music itself and likewise deserves to be studied at length. Although released in 1975, this album has not aged or become dated with the passing of time at all. Buy it.
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
No lessons have been learned from the DSOTM box and WYWH continues with the same faulty box design that allows discs to come loose from the spindles and arrive scratched. In America the set is shipping with the four discs in plain white sleeves but the European copies don't seem to be made this way. The pointless emphemera continues with more silly coasters, marbles (couldn't even be bothered with a design on them this time) and another scarf along with more paper and books (the black book in both copies I had was creased). The music, however is superb and would rate five stars without hesitation had the packaging been capable of the elementary function of keeping the discs undamaged.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Heaven.
This has got to be one of the very best albums of all time! The quality of the music is "unworldly". Read more
Published 1 day ago by Ben Quinn
Pink Floyd Immersion (wish you were here)
alsolutley fanatastic a must for floydies, its good to see how the songs and tunes were built from the original sound tests
Published 26 days ago by C. Robinson
WYWH on SACD
Long awaited partner to DSOTM well worth getting given the way SACDs become unavailable and ridiculous prices. Read more
Published 1 month ago by David Slater
A true example of a 'timeless' album
The album will stand forever as a testament to what can happen when a handful of musicians with otherworldly talent and vision work together in harmony and with purpose.
Published 1 month ago by Lord Anon
Fantastic
This is a stunner and long awaited. The 5.1 mix of "Welcome to the Machine", in particular, will blow you away. Play it loud! Read more
Published 1 month ago by Pussinboots
Excellent - despite horrendous price
Yes, the price is way over the top and frankly if I hadn't been bought an Amazon voucher for a landmark birthday I would have found it difficult to justify the expense. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Chris
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 3 months ago by Honest Guv
Must Have
HAVING GOT ALL 3 IMMERSION BOX SETS THIS IS POSSIBLY THE BEST, WHILST DSOTM REMAINS ONE OF THE BEST ALBUMS EVER THIS IS A VERY NEAR 2ND AND IN MY MIND FIRST. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mr. Andrew Mant
Thank you Amazon
Because I buy a lot of music, I've not even got round to opening my copy of this, so I've been worried that I might have one of the faulty discs. Read more
Published 3 months ago by John Sarjeant
"Wish You Were Here" Blu-Ray won't play...
...and it was only after getting a second replacement Immersion set that I found out why, and that was only thanks to the research of the excellent `Brain Damage' Pink Floyd web... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Terry Compton
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