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A beautiful Pink Floyd song. The sound is typical for the late Pink Floyd area without the influence of Roger Waters, who left the band and Richard Whright, who already died. May he rest in peace.

If you are a Pink Floyd fan then this special Japanese edition is a must. Includes the CD's the blu ray and special packaging. Fantastic sound and the visual material is fantastic.

Good memories in a package. The show was great regardless of its background. The Director’s Cut is the way to go. I don’t see why it’s not taken over the 4 episode split standard. The same goes for Reflection/Seiso-hen.

A very nice film about the early days of Pink Floyd and the band founder, who creates the psychodelic sound with song textes.

It is a paean to having too much ambition, too much to say, to fit into a confined space, and for this reason alone it remains one of the most important capital-A Albums of all time.

When I saw this available with SHM-CD, I had to have it. Great packaging, great sound especially with the included blu ray audio. If you are a Thin Lizzy fan, then this is a must. Highly recommended.

I am a huge who fan. Especially their live recordings. This 1970 recording has been around for a while especially on YouTube. So I bought this as soon as I saw it available on CDJapan. Highly recommended.

The film is a typical film of the Woodstock time around the 1970. Parts of the soundtrack are by Pink Floyd, which made it interesting.

Did a comparison between this SACD album vs normal CD. Very good audio quality on the SACD. Highly recommended for those who prefer collections

Canterbury, for many people, it's only the avant-garde jazz of Soft Machine and the British pop of Caravan, but you've to never forget the fantastic National Health. National Health is, in my opinion, the most impressive.

It's probably one of the most important records in the history of Canterbury Scene. It pushes the boundaries of Progressive Rock, Jazz Fusion, and as mentioned, Canterbury Scene in a way bands in the late 70s and early 80s just weren't doing. It also blows my mind how because despite the album having fantastic musicianship, it was recorded in only one month. In the end I would highly recommend to fans of energetic jazz, and overall just Progressive Rock fans. It has everything a fan of that stuff would want, and would probably open a door to anyone who isn't.

Very calm, soft and beautiful music from this excellent band. Short themes, all instrumental, with very good playing from all the band's members. If you like the Canterbury scene, this album is a must.

In Te wo Tsunagu Kora a young autistic boy obsessed with repetitive tasks who is seen as a burden by his teacher switches schools to one where the teacher is more understanding of his quirks, then faces bullying when another new student arrives. His good nature makes him shrug off everything, which in turn teaches the other kids lessons about life and friendship. The finale is uplifting and fun as his class competes against another in a sumo tournament and his calm, unassuming nature comes in handy to great comic effect. I would rank this among the great Japanese childhood films on par with the works of Hiroshi Shimizu.

I think they have done a fine job, and, if the intent was to make people reexamine the back catalogue with a fresh approach, it has most certainly succeeded in doing so.

Fantastic Voyage is a fantastic album that will put a big smile on your face every time you listen to it. Channeling the sounds of the 80s- Duran Duran, Cyndi Lauper, etc.- the Fantastics do everything right on this disc. High Fever is not only a great song, but the video is a piece of celebratory pop-art and in this version of the release you get it and the other videos from the album on a blu ray to watch over and over again; the cinematography during the dance solo toward the end is incredible *chef's kiss*. Also included in this release is a live blu ray that is notably slower paced in the editing so you get to see their dance routines more clearly than you get on the discs for the bigger stadium shows. This disc has rapidly climbed up into my personal 10 best of all time right behind X Japan's Dahlia and each listen i doubt it will get unseated any time soon.

A relief to find such a decent and worthwhile Roger Waters solo album in 2017 that is a more than worthy addition to his body of work.

The group's eponymous debut is by far their most enjoyable partly because of the musicians refusal to take anything they do too seriously while still displaying serious musical chops. And make no mistake - all four musicians are absolute virtuosos. A wonderful album.

An interesting and rather unique blend of psychedelic pop and proto-prog. The music is stately and serious, with inventive string arrangements, good piano and organ, as well as some timely guitar. The music may often sound nice and sweet but there is an undercurrent of tension and menace in the arrangements. The album is nearly perfect.

Most importantly, they show that there is no limit to true creativity and you don't have to reinvent the wheel to retain freshness and originality: an expression of true artistry will resonate with the listener regardless of genre conventions and the baggage of the past. Such is "F.E.A.R", an original album that doesn't try to be anything else but itself and succeeds in being a masterpiece.

A beautiful film about ending of peace and love Hipie time in the late 60‘s with an amazing soundtrack of Pink Floyd. A must have for fans and collectors!