Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here

Definitely digital, but honestly doesn’t matter sounds fucking TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT

OIS and postcard, black bag with sticker but no poster or anti static sleeve :(

If you want a good sounding press just get this, rather than having to fork over big $$ for a UK press

Sounds absolutely phenomenal. No surface noise. Lots of depth, lots of dynamics.

Great reissue. If only they were all this good. Words words words

Really love quality of black envelope. The envelope looks very strong and I hope it won't tear while it's on the shelf. The quality of the record is just great. I've never heard the first prints, and I don't think it's necessary. I really love this album, and I was very happy to listen to it on vinyl. The postcard inside pleased me, I did not expect that there would be something inside besides the record. But the lack of an antistatic envelope upset. There was such an envelope in the DSotM. And this record it's just a cardboard envelope inside a cardboard envelope inside a black film.

Bob Ludwig 1 Bernie Grudman 0, Ok I have to agree with the bad opinions. To start I had to take this album to the same second hand shop where I was sold the original 1975 version, their cleaning machine extracted wax as it was an ear canal. After much digging I could hear the mix and that is where the problem lies. On a two channel system the mix is just flat, regardless of the low noise; engineers of the era loved to play with the stereo and when Bob Ludwig remastered "A Night at The Opera" he did not shy from it, digital and all the modern "a Night at the Opera" is like a modern HDR movie, accurate the hell no but the illusion goes right to the 70s intention and take it forward. I wish you were here is remastered in a flat way, guitars that should be thrown at you are mixed with the rest in a let's call it wall of sound. Pleasant? Of course, it is still "I wish you were here" but effects and tricks are flattened with a snow plough. The comparison is to make clear that digital vs analog is not the problem, it is forgetting that Vinyl is for two channel home audio and not EarPods.

Sleeve and internals are great. The sound and mastering itself are very good.
Low surface noise. A few moments of distortion and whooshes.

Got this one. It got flicks and plops on the SOYCD part IX, near the end of the record, sice the first hearing. I contacted Warner about a replacement, but they said the record is no long being manufactured, so that it would not be possible. Very disapointing.

Great sound quality, silent, flat, Perfect pressing. Love it. Inner sleeve is hardpaper, so extra plastic sleeve is a must.

Can anyone confirm if this a AAA or digital transfer pressing?

This is without a doubt the best sounding record in my collection (thus far). Even the physical feel of the record is very solid and flat. I've listened to many different versions of the album in my life but this one takes the cake with shining colors.