


Pink Floyd announced the upcoming stand-alone release of the newly remastered ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’ on CD, LP and Blu-ray. These versions will be released on October 13th. First released as part of ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’ 50th Anniversary Box Set, this is the first time that the new mix of the classic album will be available on its own in physical formats. The Vinyl is a 1LP 180G Gatefold comes with original posters & stickers. Review: wow - Listening to Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" on vinyl is an extraordinary auditory experience. The sound quality is absolutely fantastic, capturing the intricate details and sonic brilliance of each track. From the opening heartbeat of "Speak to Me" to the soulful saxophone in "Us and Them," the clarity and depth of the music are unmatched. The analog warmth of the vinyl truly brings the album to life, making every note resonate with emotion. The album cover and artwork are simply amazing. The iconic prism design, created by Hipgnosis and George Hardie, is as striking today as it was when first released in 1973. The minimalist yet powerful imagery perfectly encapsulates the album's themes and is instantly recognizable. Holding the LP in your hands, you can appreciate the fine details and thoughtfulness that went into its design. Overall, "Dark Side of the Moon" on vinyl is a must-have for any music lover. It’s a timeless masterpiece that not only sounds incredible but also boasts some of the most memorable and stunning artwork in music history. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer, this LP offers an unparalleled listening experience that stands the test of time. Review: Greatest album ever just got the tiniest bit better again. But is it worth it? - Justifiable? Madness? I already possess the 30th-anniversary SHLV 804 pressing, the 1993 20th-anniversary CD, and numerous other format versions. So while I'm sick to see yet another release of what was a brilliantly recorded album originally, for me, it came down to this. Vinyl is the ONLY way to listen to Dark Side of the Moon. So, would I be happy sticking with the second-best recording of my favourite album ever, or get this? I coughed up and took the plunge. What did I find? Unlike the remix of Animals, this retains the same dynamics, I found I still listened to the same moments in the same way, but the clarity is the thing. It's like everything's been picked up, polished, and set back gleaming. Plus - and for audiophiles, this is something of a miracle - they've solved the distortion issue around 6 minutes into Us and Them which always drove me crazy. So the listening experience, like the album, has never been more harmonious or astonishing. But only... very slightly. Is it worth it, then? For anyone who already owns Dark Side on vinyl, all you're really paying for is that incremental improvement. To answer this, I will quote a certain tall motor journalist (you know who I mean) when reviewing the then-new Aston Martin DBS. He said to his mystified colleagues that it was like a DB9 where every little piece is a little bit better. He went on to conclude that you could never again choose to buy a DB9. In that instance, the price difference was £50k. Here it's less eye-watering, but the point remains. It's a lot of money for little gain. You'd have to be mad. But then I've always been mad, I know I've been mad...
| ASIN | B0CGVPZFKL |
| Best Sellers Rank | 848 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl ) 11 in Psychedelic Rock 313 in Vinyl 360 in Pop |
| Customer reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (2,257) |
| Label | PLG UK Catalog |
| Manufacturer | PLG UK Catalog |
| Manufacturer reference | 5054197141478 |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Original Release Date | 2023 |
| Product Dimensions | 0.9 x 31.3 x 31.4 cm; 510 g |
A**H
wow
Listening to Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" on vinyl is an extraordinary auditory experience. The sound quality is absolutely fantastic, capturing the intricate details and sonic brilliance of each track. From the opening heartbeat of "Speak to Me" to the soulful saxophone in "Us and Them," the clarity and depth of the music are unmatched. The analog warmth of the vinyl truly brings the album to life, making every note resonate with emotion. The album cover and artwork are simply amazing. The iconic prism design, created by Hipgnosis and George Hardie, is as striking today as it was when first released in 1973. The minimalist yet powerful imagery perfectly encapsulates the album's themes and is instantly recognizable. Holding the LP in your hands, you can appreciate the fine details and thoughtfulness that went into its design. Overall, "Dark Side of the Moon" on vinyl is a must-have for any music lover. It’s a timeless masterpiece that not only sounds incredible but also boasts some of the most memorable and stunning artwork in music history. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer, this LP offers an unparalleled listening experience that stands the test of time.
F**5
Greatest album ever just got the tiniest bit better again. But is it worth it?
Justifiable? Madness? I already possess the 30th-anniversary SHLV 804 pressing, the 1993 20th-anniversary CD, and numerous other format versions. So while I'm sick to see yet another release of what was a brilliantly recorded album originally, for me, it came down to this. Vinyl is the ONLY way to listen to Dark Side of the Moon. So, would I be happy sticking with the second-best recording of my favourite album ever, or get this? I coughed up and took the plunge. What did I find? Unlike the remix of Animals, this retains the same dynamics, I found I still listened to the same moments in the same way, but the clarity is the thing. It's like everything's been picked up, polished, and set back gleaming. Plus - and for audiophiles, this is something of a miracle - they've solved the distortion issue around 6 minutes into Us and Them which always drove me crazy. So the listening experience, like the album, has never been more harmonious or astonishing. But only... very slightly. Is it worth it, then? For anyone who already owns Dark Side on vinyl, all you're really paying for is that incremental improvement. To answer this, I will quote a certain tall motor journalist (you know who I mean) when reviewing the then-new Aston Martin DBS. He said to his mystified colleagues that it was like a DB9 where every little piece is a little bit better. He went on to conclude that you could never again choose to buy a DB9. In that instance, the price difference was £50k. Here it's less eye-watering, but the point remains. It's a lot of money for little gain. You'd have to be mad. But then I've always been mad, I know I've been mad...
V**E
Still the best
Absolutely worth buying. Drag out your old hi fi equipment, set it up perfectly and loose yourself in the sheer depth of this recording. Yes of course the huge moments (the guitar solo on Time is awesome, so many layers), but it’s the quiet moments like the intro to The Great Gig in the Sky and Us And Them is where you notice the quality of this CD. Even at low volume it sounds delightful. You may be surprised it doesn’t come in a crystal case, but when you realise it’s almost like your old beaten up original’70s vinyl sleeve, only in pristine condition, you’ll soon be happy with the money you’ve spent!
P**Y
Fantastic !
Lovely remaster of this classic album "Dark side Of The Moon" , takes me back a bit to times when life was so much simpler than today. Sounds lovely and crisp through out this great journey of time ,space and mental health issues . The two tracks which are really relevant in this time that we live in are "Money" & "Us & Them." The have and have not's ,those that are trying to make ends meet , with food bank's and cost of living hand out's to keep your your head above water. Then the rich & famous who spend money without having to worry about putting food on the table or paying for the gas & electric. Great stuff makes you think after 50 years still.
R**S
We all know it's a fab album!
Yes, no question about it, DSotM is a masterpiece. My original vinyl is more than a bit worn, and although I have a CD, a new, crisp, clean, and dust and scratch free version 12-inch is most welcome. I've not actually removed the film packaging - just a slit song the side to free the disc from its wrapper - so I cannot comment on the full contents. I'm assuming that it will be similar to the original, with two posters and other odds. My original posters are long gone! The quality of this new recording is fine - hard to improve on a classic. Better ears than mine might explain the differences, but if like me you're old enough [north of 60] to have worn your original platter severely, then re-invest - you know you want to!!
P**R
Like 1973 again, but better!
I remember buying Dark Side of the Moon as soon as it was released, because I was already a great fan after hearing Echoes on Meddle. When I first played this remastered version it was like listening to it for the first time all over again. The clarity brings out details that seem lost in the original, and now I’m reliving an important part of my early teens. Well worth the investment if you’ve never owned a copy, or you’re still listening to the original.
D**T
Remixed DSOTM
I was looking forward to this remix but I find it a bit lacking, the top end seems to be lacking in detail. A lot of the original distortion seems to have gone but the whole thing seems lifetime now, no emotion. Recently I bought the live version of DSOTM, now that is a fantastic recording, so much going on that I never realised before, a lot better than this remix, in my opinion.
A**N
Great record
Record is great and works perfectly, sound is pretty much identical to a digital version. Only small issue was that the sleeve was sealed too tight and it bulges slightly, but it is only a minor issue and didn't affect the record, which is all that matters.
M**A
La qualité du vinyle est extra, d'un point de vue son mais aussi au niveau de la pochette qui est en matière un peu synthétique qui rend le produit encore plus agréable/collector.
I**O
Veio bem antes da data prevista, em perfeito estado e bem embalado. Atendimento otimo, comprem sem medo
D**.
Bardzo udana edycja tej znakomitej płyty, o której muzycznym fenomenie nie ma co się rozpisywać. Jeżeli ktoś jej nie zna lub nie docenia to albo właśnie spadł z księżyca, albo nigdy nie opuścił jego ciemnej strony. Jakościowo jest doskonale, brzmieniowo wręcz audiofilsko, graficznie świetnie, matowa okładka, plakaty i naklejki, fabryczna koperta wewnętrzna z foliową wkładką. Wejście w posiadanie tego wydania sprawiło mi wiele radości i pozwoliło na nowo odkryć fenomen Pink Floyd. Jest to 180g znakomitej muzyki, niezbędny element każdej winylowej kolekcji. Po raz kolejny dziękuję zespołowi Amazon za perfekcyjną realizację zamówienia.
K**A
Beautiful smooth brand new album! What better feeling was there than buying a new record! I’ve got my original 1973 edition so couldn’t resist getting a new anniversary edition. Now I’ll just have to get a record player!! Couple of stickers and two colourful big posters. Straight to the trophy room for them haha. Aussies will get the meaning of that. I love it.
J**0
A acheter sans hésiter, si vous n'avez pas déjà ce vinyle dans votre discothèque ( et même si vous l'avez déjà; car il s'agit d'une re-mastérisation ). De plus ce disque est très bien pressé, épais, ( pas de ces galettes fines vite faite et qu'on plie facilement ) accompagné d'un livret, comme un premier pressage original. Et puis c'est un monument des PINK FLOYDS quand même
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