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PINK FLOYD “Wish You Were Here” 50 offers fans an exciting new perspective on one of Pink Floyd’s most iconic and beloved albums.
The 50th anniversary edition includes several discs with previously unreleased material.
The core of this special collection consists of six alternative versions.
Never-before-released demos that introduce Pink Floyd’s eighth studio album.
A completely new way of listening that invites you to listen to it again and again.
This set includes a Blu-ray with a Dolby Atmos mix performed for the first time by James Guthrie.
In addition to 25 extra tracks consisting of nine studio rarities and 16 live recordings.
Captured by the famous ‘pirate’ Mike Millard at the Pink Floyd concert at the Los Angeles Sports Arena on April 26, 1975, these are now being officially released for the first time.
The live audio has been meticulously restored and remastered by Steven Wilson.
The Blu-ray also offers fans the chance to see three films from the band’s 1975 tour, plus a short film by Storm Thorgerson.
The 2 CDs and 4 LPs (on exclusive clear vinyl) include the original album plus nine extra studio-recorded tracks.
This set exclusively includes a fourth vinyl record, Live At Wembley 1974.
In addition to a replica of the Japanese 7-inch single of “Have A Cigar” with “Welcome To The Machine” on the B-side.
A hardcover book with previously unpublished photographs, a comic book with the tour program, and a Knebworth poster.
Featuring “Shine On You Crazy Diamond”, the hypnotic “Welcome To The Machine”, the biting “Have a Cigar” and the essential title track of the album.
Wish You Were Here is undoubtedly one of the most important albums in the history of popular music.
The album’s themes include absence, isolation, transience, and the lack of sincerity in the music business.
They are reflected in the iconic album cover.
50 years after its release, Wish You Were Here sounds as resonant and vital as ever.
This special anniversary edition allows fans, for the first time, to delve into a crucial moment in Pink Floyd’s history
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