Topinhalt in lousy cardboard cover

I have long looked forward to the publication of this special edition. The live recordings were already familiar to me through bootlegs, but now officially published. It fell by shots from the Wembley Stadium 74. The sound quality of the live versions and three bonus tracks me very well.
The Wembley concerts of 74 I will tell this: They took place on 16 & 17/11/74. There were three to bootlegs. The first was a recording mixer and is known under the title "Brain Damage". It includes the entire "Dark Side Of The Moon", listed on 11/16/74. At the same performance day there is an audience recording with getting used to quality, which includes the entire concert. From the appearance on 17/11/74, there is the same again, also the whole concert.

Setlist:

First Part:
- Raving and Drooling (an early version of "Sheep")
- You've Got To Be Crazy (an early version of "Dogs")
- Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1 - 9)

Second Part:
- The dark side of the moon (already appeared as Experience Edition)

Adding:
- Echoes (since 17/11/74 with saxophone-use)

Maybe it would have been better to bring out the whole concert as an album. But you have to take it as it comes. Maybe awakens in one or the other the hope that yet another concert beads will appear from the seventies officially. Although bootlegs have their charm. However, it is very difficult to get at them.
On the whole, I am very satisfied with the experience edition of "Wish You Were Here". Deduction of points, however, there for the cheap Pappcover where you have to figure out friemeln the individual CD's side. The remark indicated Amazon, if it were Digipaks, is wrong. Who wants to know how Digipaks look in reality, the picture on Wikipedia may view. I for one have made me color copies from the cover, cut and put in a normal double-CD jewel case. Why not so? I wonder.