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Soundboard Recording and excellent quality. It is the same exact show that was released as part of the Dark Side of the Moon Immersion and Experience editions from 2011. It's not a new release, but this is the first vinyl pressing.

I was expecting the same tunes as performed by a different orchestra. On first listen it sounds to be done entirely on keyboards and synthesizers, which is actually pretty cool. Glad I picked this set up.

All the tracks on my copy sound excellent, minus the remix that sounds WAY OFF from everything else. Maybe the best available source for the unreleased remix was a low res mp3? All the other tracks sound great for a 33 rpm release, mind you the 45 rpm... See full review

Fun fact-the opening rift of "Batteries Not Included" was later re-used in "Bloody Kisses (A Death in the Family)"

My copy looks NM, but B1 skips a ton throughout. Does anyone else have this issue?

Side C (Carbon) was done by Roland Barker and recently was included on the Industrial Accident digital soundtrack.

Does this come in a picture sleeve or a generic?

Maybe the final box will be the standalone singles (Shake the Disease/It's Called A Heart/Everything Counts 101/Strangelove 88/Only When I Lose Myself/Martyr)

There is quite a bit of bootlegs indeed, however some must be considered as somewhat (well, mostly) official. The Threshold Archives is a project that Peter started, having provided all of the remastered audio and blue prints for each release. The... See full review

The video version would be my guess, since that was the only version in circulation at the time this was released.

I think that's just how the demo is. In many cases artists will put in intentional flaws in demo recordings to prevent it from being released pre-maturely.

After some investigation, "Arena" (which claims to be recorded around the world) is actually just this show, sans Rio and Girls on Film. I thought about picking this up, but I might just stick with Arena, since it has the studio version of Wild Boys.

The drop out on "Same Old Scene" is on the source tape, it's like that on the digital version too. Sure, they could have edited it out, but they chose to present it in it's original state, which is fine by me. "Wait" definitely sounds distorted, they... See full review

Excellent pressing. The original album master was used, so this DOES include the "O Fortuna" samples in "No W", as well as the alternate version called "Psalm 23". Note: Bloodlines was not on the original version of the album, and therefore isn't on... See full review

The Electronic Journey is a nice collection of highlighted works from the TDI re-issue campaign. Included are two full length albums, as well as the essential collections of that era. Most discs feature rare, unreleased, remixed and previously... See full review

Does anyone know if this comes with a digital download card?

This one is sourced from the original master tape. The bootleg version is a post-FM recording, meaning someone taped it off of the radio.

A nice package, but there is some distortion during peak frequencies on sides C & D. Most tracks sound great, but worth pointing out.

Not currently. The Chicago 82 vinyl and book are exclusive to the box set.

Here's what Cleo said about "Where Are You At Now":

"Regarding track 13, "Where Are You At Now" (as opposed to "Where You At Now" from Twitch) is not a mistake and is exactly as it is labeled in the master hard drive we received from Al. It’s... See full review

This should be seeing an official release soon, per Wax Trax!

If you purchase direct from Cleopatra, it will come with the replacement disc. If you buy it from a third party, send Cleopatra an email with the receipt and a picture of your box with your name somewhere in the picture.