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<img src="http://www.tonepublications.com/media/THE-WALL-edit.jpg" alt="Pink Floyd – The Wall" class="thumbnail large post-image" /><p>The final chapter in the major Pink Floyd remasters trilogy is the best. While the analog remasters of <em>Dark Side of the Moon </em>and <em>Wish You Were Here </em>are okay, they don’t come close to the early-stamper British, German, and Japanese pressings.</p>
<p>Unquestionably, the rare pressings remain tops, yet they’re insanely collectible and accordingly priced. Collector wonks will turn up their noses, but this is <em>The Wall </em>for the rest of us. If you’d like a significantly better edition that what’s available for $10-$20, get on board. Anyone new to vinyl will be shocked at how much better it sounds than any CD version, even on a modest turntable.</p>
<p>EMI, 180g 2LP</p>
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[Source: http://www.tonepublications.com/analogaholic/pink-floyd-the-wall/]
<img src="http://www.tonepublications.com/media/THE-WALL-edit.jpg" alt="Pink Floyd – The Wall" class="thumbnail large post-image" /><p>The final chapter in the major Pink Floyd remasters trilogy is the best. While the analog remasters of <em>Dark Side of the Moon </em>and <em>Wish You Were Here </em>are okay, they don’t come close to the early-stamper British, German, and Japanese pressings.</p>
<p>Unquestionably, the rare pressings remain tops, yet they’re insanely collectible and accordingly priced. Collector wonks will turn up their noses, but this is <em>The Wall </em>for the rest of us. If you’d like a significantly better edition that what’s available for $10-$20, get on board. Anyone new to vinyl will be shocked at how much better it sounds than any CD version, even on a modest turntable.</p>
<p>EMI, 180g 2LP</p>
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[Source: http://www.tonepublications.com/analogaholic/pink-floyd-the-wall/]