Tracklist:
CD 1 – Digitally Remastered
01. Speak To Me [1:07]
02. Breathe [2:50]
03. On The Run [3:45]
04. Time [6:53]
05. The Great Gig In The Sky [4:44]
06. Money [6:23]
07. Us And Them [7:49]
08. Any Colour You Like [3:26]
09. Brain Damage [3:47]
10. Eclipse [2:13]
CD 2 – Live at Wembley in 1974
01. Speak To Me [2:46]
02. Breathe (In The Air) [2:51]
03. On The Run [5:09]
04. Time [6:32]
05. The Great Gig In The Sky [6:50]
06. Money [8:41]
07. Us And Them [8:10]
08. Any Colour You Like [8:11]
09. Brain Damage [3:44]
10. Eclipse [2:19]
CD 3 – Alan Parsons Early Mix + Extra tracks
Alan Parsons Early Mix from 1972:
01. Breathe (In The Air) [Early Mix 1972] [3:10]
02. On The Run [Early Mix 1972] [3:30]
03. Time [Early Mix 1972] [6:57]
04. The Great Gig In The Sky [Early Mix 1972] [4:11]
05. Money [Early Mix 1972] [6:53]
06. Us And Them [Early Mix 1972] [7:15]
07. Any Colour You Like [Early Mix 1972] [3:26]
08. Brain Damage [Early Mix 1972] [3:51]
09. Eclipse [Early Mix 1972] [1:39]
Extra Tracks:
10. The Hard Way (Household Objects Project) [3:10]
11. Us And Them (Richard Wright Demo) [5:39]
12. The Travel Sequence (Live 1972 [4:37]
13. The Morality Sequence (Live 1972) [3:24]
14. Any Colour You Like (Live 1972) [4:45]
15. The Travel Sequence (prev. unreleased) [2:21]
16. Money (Roger Waters Demo) [2:38]

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I was just 15 when this record came out. Maybe it helped a bit to change my life in the “right” direction??! Like taking drugs, being a music fan, becoming a socialist a.s.o.! I am not sure, but it may have been so! Fucking great stuff for a teenager in the 70s – that´s for sure!

Who was so high that he thought that that cover is good idea?

Anyone know how the audio quality compares to previous re-re-releases of this? I don’t mean bitrate either, I’ve read there is high-end distortion.

Proof that Satan does exist.

meh.. more hipster bullshit

¿Y la portada conceptualmente representará un malviaje con ácido o algo así?

Fuck you triangle. I f you don’t have anything positive to say then don’t say anything!

I agree with ejn11. How is Pink Floyd, especially Dark Side of the Moon, at all hipster? One of the most influential albums of the century (which was probably before you even knew the word “hipster”).

True soda, and the godfather of the prison.

relax, mates. the triangle/hipster comment was obviously a joke. please be nice.

I LOVE TRIANGLES .