in memory of Richard Wright

After "Animals" extinguished my interest in Pink Floyd; already "Dark Side of the Moon" I considered overvalued. With "Wish You Were Here" came again despite theme song old qualities out, which also Roger Waters directed acquisition did not have too much harm the former album. With "The Wall" and the following concoctions they went finally to stadium level; all the more surprising the return of the new album. This is a monument to the key player who has not only inspired me to play keyboard for me.
The sound of DTS mix on the BD is okay, but does not reach the depth and dimension of Steven Wilson's solo albums, which serve me as a reference.
For those who hold "Ummagumma" for the brilliant album of the band, is "The Endless ..." perhaps too shallow, but those who want the "WYWH", this BD should increase.