Posts by Ian Such

Quote: I've waited this long for 5.1 Pink Floyd, I can be patient a few months longer. But we were saying that last Summer/early Autumn, a few months go by and it's even further away. And Steve, you are wrong -...

I too think that the response from Brain Damage beggars belief - after all, we were told last year that the delays were "to make sure that everything was perfect", then we get a much-trumpeted press release from EMI proclaining the 2005...

Yes, now that would be a really powerful message indeed.

Well, we have yet another "final" release date (I'll wait for the laughter to die down)..... According to www.brain-damage.co.uk " .... we've today been given what we are told is the final, confirmed release date. As many of...

Manus: I totally agree with your two descriptions of Floyd & their management. As for authoring - no, I don't buy that (maybe a white lie from CDWow?). Blu-ray/HD-DVD, again I can't believe that - too much demand for this set...

It seems that many retailers are inserting purely speculative dates at the moment, there is no official word from EMI/Pink Floyd Management as to the next release date.

But the 3rd of June which year? This is really annoying (yes, I'm holding back on what I really think) - just give us the dvd, warts and all. We don't care that it might not be 100% perfect, or the blue sky on the cover may not be...

no, I'd have said that we're more likely to see a new Pink Floyd album and tour, along with the remastered special edition of Bladerunner .....

I can certainly understand some of the delays caused by menus, mastering and so on. But like you, I'm astounded that EMI can issue a big press release Autumn 2005, proclaiming worldwide release w/c thh Dec 05, and then slip the date...

The Brain Damage site now have confirmation from EMI that the date has slipped AGAIN. .... there have been further, undisclosed delays which mean that this DVD has been put back again, and no date is currently available. It is...