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Pink Floyd in HI REZ......finally

From EMIs website May 10th, 2011....looks like we'll finally get what many Floyd fans have been waiting for.

"Very exciting news today that there will be a new major release campaign for Pink Floyd encompassing CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray discs, SACD, an array of digital formats, viral marketing, iPhone Apps and a brand new signel-album ‘Best Of’."

Can't wait.
audioguy3107
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rwwear
2,867 posts
 
I can't wait to buy them all again!
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theo
2,684 posts
 
It is about time! Hopefully they will do the Post Waters Pink Floyd as well. Thanks for the heads up, my life has meaning again!!
bojack
650 posts
 
Whoohooo! I know what I'm getting for Xmas.
baka1969
101 posts
 
No-one can have too many copies of Pink Floyd. I've had them in vinyl, 8 track, cassette, and CD. Several times over in many cases. Now I'll buy them again... I'll pass on the Best Of though. Floyd should only be listened to by their original albums. In their entirety. Thanks for the heads up.
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theo
2,684 posts
 
Day 2: Still excited!!
niacin
70 posts
 
I'd rather have a couple of discs of rarities than another issue of remasters.
audioguy3107 OP
40 posts
 
I agree on not being too excited about the whole remaster thing (although it looks like they're pulling out all the stops)....I'm not excited for all the extras and stuff......I just want the SACDs. Long time coming, and I'm sure they'll sell a ton of them.
rwwear
2,867 posts
 
Here they come
tmsorosk
1,013 posts
 
The Dark Side of the Moon SACD was no better than the red book version . I hope they don a better job with the rest .
achilles
135 posts
 
Too good to be true. Why on earth would they spend time and money creating SACD, Blu Ray, and DVD?
I'll believe it when I see it.
Until then, their vinyl is very good.
achilles
135 posts
 
Wow, I guess I have to eat my words!
http://www.elusivedisc.com/prodinfo.asp?number=EMICDB43527
There's an all audio DVD (but I don't think it's a DVD-A, unfortunately) and a audiovisual blu ray.
And there are separate LPs available. Pricey stuff though.
rwwear
2,867 posts
 
DVDA has pretty much given way to DVD video but can still offer hi resolution.
achilles
135 posts
 
The audio on DVD video isn't as high resolution as it was on DVD-A, is it?
I think DVD-A was 24/96. Isn't DVD 24/48?
rwwear
2,867 posts
 
It depends on how much video and whether there is surround Achilles.
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