Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here 50th Anniversary Blu-ray with Atmos

[BigNickUK]

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray Deluxe: Blu-ray Audio / 2 CD / 4 LP / 7" single / Book / Stuff

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray Blu-ray Audio


Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray Deluxe

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray Deluxe

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray Deluxe

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray Deluxe

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray Deluxe

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray Deluxe

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Blu-ray BD / 2CD


REGION-FREE BLU-RAY AUDIO • NEW ATMOS MIX • 5.1 MIX • 1975 STEREO MIX • 1975 QUAD MIX • 9 BONUS TRACKS • 16-TRACK 'LIVE BOOTLEG' RESTORED BY STEVEN WILSON • CONCERT FILMS

Pink Floyd's classic 1975 album Wish You Were Here is released on Blu-ray for its 50th anniversary with a brand new Dolby Atmos Mix and a wealth bonus content.

The main audio streams for the album are as follows

2025 Dolby Atmos Mix
2011 5.1 Surround Mix
1975 Stereo Mix
1975 4.0 Quad Mix
Additionally the blu-ray offers 9 bonus tracks in stereo, six of which are previously unreleased (signified by *)

Wine Glasses
Have a Cigar (Alternate Version)
Wish You Were Here (featuring Stéphane Grappelli)
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Early Instrumental Version, Rough Mix) *
The Machine Song (Roger’s Demo) *
The Machine Song (Demo #2, Revisited) *
Wish You Were Here (Take 1) *
Wish You Were Here (Pedal Steel Instrumental Mix) *
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pts. 1-9, New Stereo Mix) *
Not only that, exclusive to this blu-ray (in terms of physical product) is something called Live Bootleg. This is 16 live recordings captured by the renowned bootlegger Mike Millard at Pink Floyd’s Los Angeles Sports Arena concert on 26 April 26 1975, meticulously restored and remastered by Steven Wilson!

The Blu-ray Disc also repeats the 1975 concert films and Storm Thorgerson's Short Film (from 2000) from the 2011 DVD and blu-ray.

Wish You Were Here on Blu-ray Audio is released on 12 December 2025 via Sony Music.

Deluxe:



Not an SDE exclusive but details here:
https://www.thesdeshop.com/products/...O1CeSr8.H3pGub

[supervij]

Wish You Were Here 50 gives fans an exciting new perspective into one of Pink Floyd’s most iconic and best-loved records. This 50th anniversary edition features rarities and live recordings - at the core of this special collection are six previously unreleased alternate versions and demos presenting Pink Floyd's eighth studio album in a brand-new way that demands repeat listening.

This Blu-ray includes a Dolby Atmos mix of the album for the first time by James Guthrie, plus 25 bonus tracks made up of nine studio rarities, and 16 live recordings captured by the renowned bootlegger Mike Millard at Pink Floyd’s Los Angeles Sports Arena concert on April 26th, 1975, now receiving its first official release. The live audio has been meticulously restored and remastered by Steven Wilson. The Blu-ray also gives fans the chance to see three concert screen films from the band’s 1975 tour, plus a Storm Thorgerson short film.

Contains the original 1975 5-track album + 25 bonus tracks
Bonus tracks consist of:
9 studio rarities
6 of which have never before been released in any way
4 of these newly mixed by James Guthrie, 2 are original studio mixes
16 live bootleg tracks
Full show, recorded live at the Los Angeles Sports Arena, April 26, 1975
"If Pink Floyd ever decides to create a Bootleg Series, they should get their hands on Millard’s master tapes — starting with this 1975 Los Angeles gig. It’s the band at the peak of their abilities as a live act and deserves to be heard as widely as possible." – Rolling Stone, 2021
Recorded by Mike Millard
Restoration and remastering by Steven Wilson
Length of live concert: 2:13:53
VIDEO: 3 concert screen films from the 1975 tour + a Storm Thorgerson short film

Track Listing / Content

Wish You Were Here original 5-track album

2025 Dolby Atmos Mix
2011 5.1 Surround Mix
1975 Stereo Mix
1976 4.0 Quad Mix
Bonus Audio Material (stereo)

Wine Glasses †
Have a Cigar (Alternate Version) †
Wish You Were Here (featuring Stéphane Grappelli) †
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Early Instrumental Version, Rough Mix) *
The Machine Song (Roger’s Demo) *
The Machine Song (Demo #2, Revisited) *
Wish You Were Here (Take 1) *
Wish You Were Here (Pedal Steel Instrumental Mix) *
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pts. 1-9, New Stereo Mix) *

Live Bootleg (stereo)

Raving and Drooling (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
You've Got To Be Crazy (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (1-5) (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
Have a Cigar (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
Shine on You Crazy Diamond (6-9) (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
Speak to Me (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
Breathe (In The Air) (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
On the Run (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
Time (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
The Great Gig in the Sky (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
Money (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
Us and Them (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
Any Colour You Like (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
Brain Damage (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
Eclipse (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *
Echoes (Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena, 1975) *

Videos

Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part I) †
Shine On You Crazy Diamond †
Welcome To The Machine †
Storm Thurgerson short film †

* Never officially released

† Previously released physically on the out-of-print 2011 Immersion box set

Shipping date from official Pink Floyd website: December 12, 2025

https://shop.pinkfloyd.com/products/...ersary-blu-ray

[albertbj]

Wow! All this content in a $27 Blu-ray, and not a $200-$300 boxed set? SOLD!

[steel_breeze]

Dammit, the 1975 quad mix and that "bootleg" might mean I have to get this.

Favorite album ever from my favorite band ever. Thought I had everything... but I needs more, my precious.

"And we'll bask in the shadow
of yesterday's triumph
and sail on the steel breeze"

[BigNickUK]

Sorry, pipped you to the post by a few minutes https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=390493

[supervij]

Originally Posted by BigNickUK

Sorry, pipped you to the post by a few minutes https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=390493

Ya beat me, Nick! Consider me pipped!

[bhampton]

I will get.

I have to try to leave it for someone to give me for Xmass.

[Deciazulado]

A few pre-order links added ^

[stvn1974]

Preordered the 2CD and the BD. Can't wait.

[bhampton]

I have high hopes we are all around for the Wall 50th and that RW can resist the temptation to fudge it up.

[stvn1974]

I'm pretty sure that the members of Pink Floyd have no say in what is released going forward. They kept the songwriting rights but everything else is up to Sony. Live At Pompeii and this Wish You Were Here are the first two releases since Pink Floyd sold their catalogue to Sony, which is probably why both releases are actually excellent. RW used to own the rights to The Wall as part of the agreement to let the other three tour as Pink Floyd but I doubt Sony gave them all of that money for all of the catalogue except for The Wall.

[Stanis]

I like that its not some expensive steelbook, although didnt like that paper sleeve for Pompeiis disc

[skinjob69]

Wish you were in a Viva Elite case.

[steel_breeze]

The $27 Blu-ray is the release for me; I have no need for all the extra "tat", as they say. All I really really need is that Steve Wilson remaster of the 1975 bootleg.

Of my huge Floyd bootleg collection (which covers every setlist from 1967 Copenhagen to 2005 Live-8), the 1975 shows are among my favorites. Best set-list ever, with the two work-in-progress tracks that would show up two years later on Animals (in a little more refined form from their 1974 emergence), plus the addition of a ROCKIN' Have A Cigar, which they hadn't played at all yet, back in the similar setlist of '74. PLUS, Gilmour has some extra little guitar flourishes I absolutely love during the choruses of Brain Damage, AND the encore of Echoes features Dick Parry on saxophone -- which isn't better per se, but is an interesting variation.

All in all, that stand-alone Blu-ray is an absolute win as far as I'm concerned.