I found the following collection in a torrent at Pirate.cough.splutter.cough. Anyways, can anyone (except jim,for obvious reasons ) tell me if there is any truth to this?

Is this out of date now? I do apologise if this has been answered before (many times probably) Best versions of Pink Floyd albums according to forum participants Steve Hoffman. 1967 - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (Toshiba-EMI Records CP32-5269 1A2 TO ) 02. 1968 - A Saucerful Of Secrets (Toshiba-EMI Records CP32-5272 1A1 TO ) 03. 1969 - More (Toshiba-EMI Records CP32-5273 1A1 TO 1st issue) 04.

1969 - Ummagumma (CP28-5270-71 2nd Japan) 05. 1970 - Atom Heart Mother (Toshiba-EMI Records CP32-5274 1st issue) 06. 1971 - Meddle (MFSL UDCD 518 Ultradisc I Japan) 07. 1972 - Obscured by Clouds (Toshiba-EMI Records CP32-5275 1A2 TO 2nd issue) 08. 1973 - The Dark Side Of The Moon (CP35-3017 Japan Black Triangle ) pre-emphasis 09. 1975 - Wish You Were Here (CBS Sony Records 35DP-4) pre-emphasis ( 2-tracks version) 10.

Get this torrent (Get torrent file) Description PINK FLOYD THE FINAL CUT The Final Cut is the twelfth studio album by English progressive rock group Pink Floyd.

1977 - Animals (CBS Sony Records 32DP 360 1st issue ) 11. 1979 - The Wall ( C2K-36183 USA ) pre-emphasis 12. 1983 - The Final Cut (CBS-Sony 35DP 53 1st issue) pre-emphasis 13.

1987 - A Momentary Lapse Of Reason (CBS Sony Records 32DP 820 1st issue) 14. 1988 - Delicate Sound Of Thunder (Japan 1st 42DP 5294~5) 15. 1994 - The Division Bell (Sony Records DP-6682 2 + ++ ++++++++ 1st issue) Warning!!! CD with pre-emphasis only burn EAC or Feurio.

I think some of these are now obsolete due to the 2011 remasters. I'd say DSOTM and WYWH are undoubtedly.

I like the sound of the 2011 versions better than the above mentioned. The 2011 version of the Wall sounds flat and lifeless. I still like C2K-36183 better. And the MFSL version. In the case of Animals the 2011 remaster doesn't sound bad while I still prefer 32DP 360. If you want to have the original Final Cut, to me 35DP 53 is the best choice. I think the JP Pressing of the 2004 version does sound a tad better, but has Tigers botched in.

I have the above mentioned pressings of PATGOD, ASOS and More and OBC but I didn't A-B-compare them to the 2011 remasters. More does sound very good in the 2011 remaster, but i can't say whether it is better than CP32-5273.

I don't know the CP32-5274 pressing of AHM, but I can say that I do love the MFSL. For Ummagumma an unremastered CD is to be chosen for sure. I have a european 1st pressing (don't know matrix number) which I think uses the same mastering as the above mentioned. But I'm not sure at all.

This should be the easiest way, but as I understood it, even this is not a 100% working method. The Pre-Emphasis-Flag can be placed either in the Subchannel or in the TOC of the CD.

If it is set in the subchannel, it will be ignored during copy with EAC. If you are ripping the CD to your HDD using EAC or foobar, the PRE-Emphasis flag will get lost aas it isn't part of the PCM-Stream. So the most reliable ways would be to: 1. Copy the CD to HDD with EAC as Single WAV/CUE combination > check the cue sheet if PRE Flag is set > if not, set it > copy this to CD using modified CUE-Sheet. Copy the CD to HDD with EAC as Single WAV/CUE combination > DE-emphasize WAV with SoX > cut it with CUE-Sheet and compress tracks to i.e. FLAC SoX is a very fast open source command line resampling tool. It is capable of DE-Emphasizing audio and works really well.

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