Pink Floyd – The Endless River

How can anyone give this sad compilation of out-takes and throw aways 5 stars? Most of the tracks are 1-3 minute bits and pieces. 2 star maximum and that's being generous!

My card takes me to the website but can’t seem to find the area.
Are the bonus tracks found via the card that comes with the 2-LP vinyl?

Not bad pressing ,nice booklet and nice pics...Still good to listen and relax..

Hi. Im looking for a new booklet. Does anybody sell only the booklet ? I live in Brazil. Thanks.

Autumn '68 works, rest is muzak. Seriously, I have loved this band for decades, but this is just sad mess.

The album is stated as an "instrumental" - but it is NOT. Last tack is clearly a song!

David Gilmour and Richard Wright had a once-in-a-millennium musical connection. They could express pure emotion through their playing and had an otherworldy sense of each other. This album is a tribute to Richard after his ing, but really it's a tribute to that connection between the keyboardist and guitarist. They got together in the studio, including Gilmour's houseboat studio, and improvised together for a long stretch to craft material for the Division Bell, but there were a lot more amazing recordings from those sessions than what were developed for The Division Bell. This album starts with those recordings and captures the purity of the ethereal connection between the two musicians. It's an instrumental album except for one track, and so many fans refer to it as Pink Floyd's ambient album, suitable only for background music, but make no mistake, this is the purest form of Pink Floyd jamming to ever be released. While I would agree that Roger Waters' ability to conceptualize and build big, timeless, artistic statements was critical to the most legendary stretch of recorded rock albums in history, the other half of the story was the feeling brought to the music by David and Richard. This album lets this important part of what made Pink Floyd great, shine. And shine it does. You only need to sit down, open your ears, and give it the attention it deserves.

Good pressing with nary a pop or crack, good sound quality. Not great or perfect due to an obvious wave on LP #1. Beautiful and high quality artwork, booklet.

Wow...so many dismissals of this album? Sounds like Pink Floyd to me, minus the vocals. I know a lot of folks always want vocals and lyrics, but I am not one of them, hence this album is a very pleasant listen for me.

The side C sounds uncentered. Especially closer to the center of the record. I can hear like the long notes pitch flutters, and also see how the cartridge is moving left and right. Very weird, as I don’t hear/see the same effect on the side D - the other side of the record.
Music-wise: one of my favorite their albums, the music is very enjoyable, and I bought this album intentionally for its music.