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Adms-2h Serial. • • • • • Two years shy of its 40th anniversary, ‘s The Dark Side of the Moon‘s cultural longevity and continued sales worldwide are a testament to its iconic status. Few albums are as widely regarded for having such a deep listening experience and no amount of cynicism towards the album’s popularity can overturn the global verdict: It’s one of the greatest albums of all time. In a music market where every noteworthy album is getting a box set, it’s high time that the third-best-selling album ever got the luxury treatment as well (and we mean luxury). If you like your box sets posh and are truly ready to dive off the deep end into Dark Side, the Immersion Box Set is a must-have addition to your record collection. Dark Side has already seen a fair number of remasters, and what little was left to do to bolster the album’s already stellar audio has now been done. This time, seasoned Pink Floyd producer James Guthrie has applied an analog remastering process preferred by many sound-geeks over the digital. This mix is available in standard CD format as both the “Discovery” and two-disc “Experience” editions of the album.

However, only with the Immersion Box Set will you receive the ultimate experience: DVD and Blu-ray discs featuring the 2003 5.1 mix (the band’s preferred edition), the 1973 LCPM stereo mix, and for the first time since 1973, Alan Parson’s quadrophonic mix. Provided you’ve got the equipment to make it worthwhile, these discs are the core selling point for audiophiles. (You’ll never hear the album better than the uncompressed 5.1 mix on Blu-ray.) With the Immersion Box Set you can listen to all versions of Dark Side of the Moon at the highest quality modern technology can manage, all in one place. Of course, there’s a lot more. The Blu-ray and an additional DVD provide some top-notch visual accompaniment, the most exciting of which is Floyd’s concert screen films from when they toured with the album between ’74 and ’75. Three programs are available: The British Tour, The French Tour, and The North American Tour. Though many of them share elements, each is unique and features different track listings and sometimes drastically different sequences.