Pink Floyd To Release Digitally Remastered Albums
13 May
Legendary British prog-rock band, Pink Floyd, have announced they are undertaking the massive task of reissuing all 14 of their studio albums, as well as previously unreleased material in digitally remastered format on an individual basis and as a box set on 26 September.
Drummer Nick Mason, said they have chosen to do it now as they are aware that the days of physical CD’s with intense artwork and intricate design are dissappearing fast in the face of downloadable content.
“I think it’s really important to try and have a last go at that, because if we do end up just downloading everything from now on it would be a shame if there wasn’t on record all that good artwork and the things that went with it”, said the 67 year old Mason.
Pink Floyd were at the forefront of progressive rock, before rifts in the band in the late 70′s led to the most familiar line-up splitting in the early 80′s. Their popularity has never waned though, as evidenced by their reception when they had a once off reunion for the Live8 concert in Hyde Park in 2005.
A little sample of which is below:

