….Roger Waters is about to revisit his 1979 opus with a new film that features concert footage from Waters’ 2010-2013 live ‘The Wall’ tour plus interview sections, where the musician and songwriter reflects on the impact of war on his own family. Over the years both Pink Floyd and Roger Waters have produced numerous versions of this classic album, here’s our current Top 5 versions…..Tear Down The Wall!
The Immersion Edition comprises a whopping 6xCDs and 1xDVD! You get the classic Studio album digitally remastered and presented as a limited edition high quality boxset featuring rare and unreleased audio and video material. Housed in the SEALED 11½” x 11½” x 1¾” picture box complete with a new 44 page oversized perfect-bound booklet, a book of original photographs, exclusive merchandise and facsimile collectables! More info hereHow about this? 1979 Polish original ‘Another Brick In The Wall’ 7″ with unique picture sleeve, more info hereRare original EMI France Year 2000 promotional only instore poster for the ‘Is There Anybody Out There? – The Wall Live’ album. Fabulously design incorporating the Gerald Scarfe hammers, this near new, unused and free of pinholes, tears or rips measures 31″ x 47″ long, a superb poster and perfect for framing and putting up on your, err, Wall? More info hereYou don’t see these very often! 1992 US Widescreen ‘Deluxe Letter-Box Edition’ NTSC laserdisc for the movie release, including the original theatrical release trailer, more info hereWell this had to be in the Top 5, this is the original 1979 issue with hard-to-find stickered sleeve, if you haven’t got it or have only heard on CD…buy! More info here
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