Customer Ratings & Reviews

Really fast and pretty good product, definitely worth it

Have the original album and now this reissue 180g. The sound here is great and so is the quality.

Incredibly disappointed in this purchase. The sound quality of this BRAND NEW SEALED vinyl is atrocious. It starts out sounding like a .50 cent yard sale purchase. The Marketplace seller "POPMARKET" should be ashamed to sell items of such poor quality and BestBuy (BB) shoudl be ashamed for not standing by me with this purchase. I'm very disappointed as I'm told that there's nothing they can do and that I have to call POPMARKET. Good luck with that. I've been a pretty frequent and loyal customer of BB but I will be rethinking that in the future. Beware buying from the BB Marketplace!!!

I would recommend this album to anyone with a higher end stereo system. Sounds great on an lp

Once again, this is another great album by Pink Floyd. If you don't have it on vinyl, then you should get it. Great sound. Album pressing has no problems.

Slowly replacing all my favorite viny that we’re either lost or damaged this was a must!

We love vinyl! the music is so much better than digital. this was a gift for my husband. he loves the music, but he said never buy me an album at that price again.

Post Roger Waters Pink Floyd, that is... Learning to Fly, and the title track are awesome on this re-mastered re-release vinyl LP.

A lot of great music for reasonable cost. Live recording/good pressing.

Can never go wrong with Pink Floyd! Album came in great condition sounds awesome on vinyl very mood-setting

Love it , have the cd , but the album is much better , great LP

Like death & taxes, Classics are forever. They may not tour anymore, but Pink Floyd still grabs multi generations and will, forever.

Awesome record! Great weight and packaging. An excellent reissue.

Everything I ordered was fantastic and great. No problems.

LOVE ME SOME FLOYD YOU SHOULD TO IF YOU KNOW MUSIC AT ALL!!!!

I bought this for my wife for her birthday. Her favorite Floyd song is "Learning to Fly." On first play, this particular song skipped at lease five times. Vinyl sucks!